about if I move my stuff down here,
set up right next to your tent?
That'd be great. Thanks.
Then consider it done.
You don't know anything
about baptism, do you?
Not a whole lot. Why?
Charlie came by my tent before.
He told me Aaron had to be baptised.
That he was in danger.
My understanding is baptism is about
making sure children get into heaven,
should anything happen.
Call it spiritual insurance.
There isn't any danger. Charlie just...
Charlie just feels
like he has to save the baby
because he can't save himself.
- I'll see you tonight.
- OK.
Charlie, can you give us a hand?
Now's not a good time, Sayid.
Let's lift this.
I got it.
- Fire.
- Where?
Grab tools, containers for sand,
anything you have.
If we don't stop it now,
it'll burn right through the camp.
Stay here with Aaron.
We need to cut a fire break right here.
Form a bucket line.
Some of you people, down to the water.
Sawyer.
You're heading them off. Right here.
Liam?
My piano.
What's going on?
Where's my piano?
I sold it.
You what?
- Wait.
- Get off me.
Where's the money?
Is it up your sodding arm?
I'm clean. I haven't used in two days.
Two days? Happy anniversary.
- How long you been clean?
- Where's the money?
She was gonna leave me.
She was gonna take Megan.
- What did you do?
- Karen's got an uncle in Australia.
He's gonna get me a job.
There's a rehab clinic in Sydney.
I just needed the money to get us there.
I have to do this.
I have to take care of myself,
for them, for my family.
I'm your family.
Wait. Will you just wait?
- I can't.
- What about the band?
What about the song?
Try to understand. I have to go.
I have to.
I'll give you a call
when things settle down for me.
For you? What about me?
What about my family?
What about my family?
- What are you doing?
- I'm doing what I have to do.
- He's got my baby. Stop it.
- It's all right. It's not...
Help! Help!
Somebody, help! He's got my baby!
Come on, please. Stop.
I just want to save him.
- Charlie!
- It's all right.
Give me the baby.
Eko, tell them.
Tell them what you told me.
That the baby has to be baptised.
This is not the way.
Give him to me.
Who the hell are you?
Aaron's not your responsibility.
Where were you when he was born?
When he was taken?
You're not his father.
You're not his family.
Neither are you.
I have to do this. I need to.
I'm not gonna hurt him.
You're hurting me.
I'm sorry.
You need stitches.
Try to be still.
I started the fire.
Yeah, I know.
I was desperate.
I need to know you're never gonna
do anything like this again. Ever.
I know what this looks like,
what people think.
It doesn't matter now, but I didn't use.
I wanted to.
I really wanted to.
But I didn't.
That's not what I asked.
It's not gonna happen again.
Charlie told me you're a priest.
He said you told him
that I had to have...
I did not tell Charlie
to do what he did.
I'm sorry if he misunderstood me.
But do you think
the baby has to be baptised?
Do you know what baptism is?
It's what gets you into heaven.
It is said that when
John the Baptist baptised Jesus,
the skies opened up
and a dove flew down from the sky.
This told John something,
that he had cleansed this man
of all his sins,
that he had freed him.
Heaven came much later.
I haven't been baptised.
Does that mean if you do it to Aaron
and something happened to us,
that we wouldn't be together?
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- Charlie. Give me the baby.
- Who the hell are you, John?
Aaron's not your responsibility.
Where were you when he was born?
Where were you when he was taken?
You're not his father.
You're not his family.
Neither are you, Charlie.
I'm sorry.
This is not your island.
This is our island.
And the only reason you're living on it
is because we let you live on it.
Right here, there's a line.
You cross that line,
we go from misunderstanding
to something else.
It's your