don't have to tell you anything.
You come traipsing across the island
and suddenly now you're in charge?
You want me to take you to your plane?
Start treating me with respect.
I'm not just some guy you can just tr...
What?
What?
Let's go.
Yes, sir.
Sir, if you buy a statue,
the money will buy polio vaccine
for the village.
300 naira, sir.
What are you doing here?
I have come to give my confession.
Hello, Eko.
Hello, Brother.
I visit you
for the first time in three years
and you won't hear my confession?
Monsignor would have said he'd failed
to raise a proper Catholic boy.
Why waste your time confessing?
It won't help you.
- It won't?
- No.
For confession to mean something,
you must have a penitent heart.
You and your guilt, Yemi.
I've only done what I needed to do
to survive. How is that a sin?
You may live far from here,
but I have heard of who you are
and what you have done.
Have you forgotten how you got
that cross, the day they took me?
Is what I did that day a sin?
Or is it forgiven,
because it is you that was saved?
Why are you here, Eko?
I've come to help you.
I have some merchandise
that I need to get out of the country.
I would like one of your church
relief flights to transport it.
Merchandise. You mean drugs.
It is not my normal business.
We are moving the drugs out of Nigeria
so that they cannot be used
by our people.
And you will have all the money
to buy your vaccine.
God has given us this opportunity.
We should not turn our back on it.
God did not bring you here, Eko.
Your own greed did.
I will always love you,
but I will not help you.
It was good to see you again, Brother.
Little close to the ear.
Sure you know what you're doing?
Would you please turn your head?
You ain't got a clean enough shot
at my neck?
I can cut my own damn hair.
You don't have to be belligerent
just for belligerence's sake.
Everyone loves you now.
- Bull pucky.
- Yo, Sawyer.
Glad you're back, man.
Yo yourself, Pillsbury.
You see?
Kate, Locke said
you're on hatch duty later.
I was wondering...
You mind if I go instead?
- You want my shift?
- Help me take my mind off things.
- Sure, it's all yours.
- Thanks. Appreciate it.
Glad you're OK, man.
Yeah.
Don't even say it.
All right. Time to take a break.
Just had a break.
I'm not what you think I am.
What do I think you are?
- It was my brother's fault.
- Sorry?
It was his fault I became an addict.
He started with the heroin.
I tried to make him stop.
You don't know me, man.
I was a good person.
I was an altar boy.
I knew what was in that statue.
It doesn't mean I needed it.
So don't judge me, man. Don't... Just...
What?
What's that?
It's a parachute.
Is that a priest?
What're you doing?
Do you know that guy?
Yes.
This man saved my life.
Saved your life, huh?
Sure, that makes sense.
He takes off in a plane in Nigeria.
We're in the South Pacific.
That makes all the sense
in the world.
This is scripture written here.
You're a priest, right?
He's a priest
and you're a priest, too, right?
I need to talk to you.
- I'm in the middle of a confession.
- It cannot wait.
God bless you.
God be with you all.
Please, come back in the morning.
It's OK.
How dare you disrupt my work?
Have you reconsidered my request?
Flying drugs
under the cover of the Church?
How could I ever reconsider?
Don't touch those.
I am going to make this easy for you.
You will make us priests
and we will fly the drugs out.
- Make you priests?
- Sign these ordination documents.
I will give you the money
for the vaccines.
Leave this church now. Go. Now.
Yemi, I understand
that you live in a world
where righteousness and evil
seem very far apart,
but that is not the real world.
I am your brother,
I would never do anything to hurt you,
but my friends,
if you do not do what I ask,
they will burn this church
to the ground.
Is that worth less than the price
of your name on a piece of paper?