- Mm-hmm. Very healthy.
- How you been feeling?
- Okay.
Back's pretty sore, but
probably just from sleeping on the ground.
I get dizzy if I stand up too fast.
And I have to pee all the time.
- You eating enough?
- Boar and bananas.
How many weeks in are you?
What was the date that you found out that you were pregnant?
- Is it pink?
- I don't know yet.
I mean, did you actually pee on it?
- Mm-hmm. Just give me a second.
- Maybe you didn't do it right.
- Thomas, I can pee on a stick.
- What color is it?
- How long's it been?
- Uh, 6- 66 seconds.
- Oh, gosh -
- Shh, shh.
Okay, there's definitely two lines.
- Two pink lines?
- Pink? No, no, no. These are like red.
What?
They're pink.
- These two lines -
- They're pink.
Okay, first of all, these tests are not always accurate.
Thomas!
No, no, no. My uncle, you know -
we thought he had testicular cancer. You remember that?
- Yeah, he did. He's dead.
- Well, yeah -
I mean, no, no. It was like a wrong -
it was a bad diagnosis.
Look, this thing, it doesn't mean for sure that you're pregnant.
- Thomas!
- We should go get another one.
I am six weeks late, okay? Six weeks.
That never happens. I'm pregnant.
Okay. Okay, look, it's all gonna be okay.
I know. I know.
Claire...
You know, if we wanted to, we could do this.
Stop it.
- No, I'm not kidding.
- My mom would disown me.
She basically has already.
Yeah, and but with what? I mean, my $5-an-hour job at Fish n' Fry?
You're not the only one with a job, you know?
I mean, I've got my painting.
That's sweet, but... this isn't what we want.
Maybe it is.
You know?
This could be like, uh...
I don't know.
It could be like the best thing ever.
You'd really want to try?
Yeah.
Claire... I love you.
Well, this is a first.
You standing still, middle of the day, doing nothing.
Amazing.
I'm doing something.
Yeah? What's that?
I'm sinking.
Water goes out, takes the sand with it, and you sink.
I used to do it with my mom when I was a kid.
Ah, new plan.
You're gonna just sink your way right off the island.
Sayid would be proud.
He's been gone for almost a week.
Something tells me he'll be okay.
So what are you doing this far from the caves?
Bringing water down.
Bringing fish back.
Claire's gonna have the baby soon.
Dear diary,
Still on the bloody island.
Today I swallowed a bug.
Love, Claire.
Here.
What separates usfrom these savage yanks if we can't drink tea?
- Feeling better?
- It was just a dream.
I have this dream.
I'm driving a bus, and my teeth start falling out.
My mum is in the back, eating biscuits.
Everything smells of bacon.
It's weird.
Of course, I don't wake up screaming.
I'm all right, Charlie.
No, of course you are.
It's just...
I think about you...
in this place.
How hard it must be for you,
without your family and your friends.
And I think, we could be friends. I could be your friend.
We don't have to do each other's hair or anything like that.
I just mean that, you know, if you needed someone to talk to about anything,
I'm here.
Charlie...
Okay.
- I didn't mean that I -
- It's cool, Claire.
It's cool.
Thomas cleaned out his whole loft.
I'm officially moving in on tuesday.
- That is great!
- I know. He's awesome.
- You know, maybe we shouldn't -
- No. You're notbacking out now.
- It just seems silly.
- He's just a psychic, Claire.
I mean, I thought you were all into this - all your astrology stuff.
Yeah, I know,
but I don't need somebody telling me what's gonna happen or
how to live my life.
It's not about what you need. It's about what's fun.
So unless you have another excuse...
I'll need your hands for this.
So, when did you find out?
- What?
- About the baby.
Um... two days ago.
- She hasn't told her mum yet -
- Shh!
What, should I not tell her?
What? What is it?
I'm sorry. Um...
I can't - I can't -
What were you gonna - what did you see?
I'm not doing this reading.
No, you were gonna say something.