Then comes the best part of the scene. Richard Alpert returns for the first time since season 3 (Cane was good but I'm glad it's gone so Nestor Carbonell could return to Lost). He appears at the window looking in on baby Locke. The nurse asks Emily's mother if he's the father and she says she's doesn't know who he is. Again, Richard Alpert appears to be the same age as every other appearance, even though it's the 1950s this time.
Why was Alpert watching Locke and how did he seem to know that Locke was special from his birth?






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