Ok this has nothing much to do with the main plot, but i thought it may interset some of you. Please forgive me if someone else has already raised this thought.
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Adam & Eve by GT J Madga
(Comments: 1)
Possibility that the whispers are connected with MIB by Sean
(Comments: 1)
I just came across this idea with my comment to another theory but I wonder if there is more to it. Now I don't think MIB "took over" Ben but I do think he "used" Ben as a pawn since he was a kid.
Richard, Jacob and MIB by Kristian
(Comments: 5)
First of all, most of the following is based on stuff, Misa wrote.
Midsa had the theorie, that said: MIB is dead in 2004. My first thougt was: Hm, never thougt about that. Second: But a clever idea somehow.
I also think, MIB is dead in 2004. And I would like to add one idea why MIB was killed in the first place.
Ben was the smoke monster/MIB before Locke by Joe
(Comments: 11)
Here are 9 reasons why I believe that Ben was the Smoke Monster/MIB
The Other Others by Sara Kane
(Comments: 3)
Why was Widmore comfortable ordering the murder of everyone on the Island? Why simply remove Ben from the Island, rather than order Keamy to kill him? I mean, we don't know exactly what 'the rules' are re: Island leaders, but we do know the MIB was able to order Ben to kill Jacob.
No Such Thing As Course Correction by Nate G
(Comments: 8)
Over the course of the show it has been hinted at and somewhat shown that people have prior knowledge of events before they happen. From Hawking's premonition of the red shoed man's death, to Ben's claim that for the first time he didn't know what was going to happen, it seems that some characters know the future while others don't. Many theories have tried to explain this, but the simplest has to be Faraday's journal.
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