@@KurtisC93I think you’ve missed completely what he’s doing here. He leaves out everything that Jacob has done for Ben and only implements situations that could not be prevented by Jacob. Insinuating the idea that Jacob’s power matches that of god. And every step of his manipulation comes from a majority of him telling the truth. Very impressive manipulation
@@nickoangelo9156 No, I get all of that-the MiB's manipulative nature is plainly evident. It doesn't change the fact that Jacob is a flawed human being, and that Ben has reason to resent him.
@@KurtisC93No you dont get it so stfu. You r just arrogant. This series showing in fact that there isnt a good and a bad one. Thats actually the whole moral of the story. You didnt even really get what the missions are.
Ben was never allowed to see Jacob because HE DID AS HE WAS TOLD. Jacob did not accept such people as candidates. They are corruptible. He was hoping that Ben would understand this but was wrong. (As explained in episode 7 of the sixth season)
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As bad as the Locke is, he had a solid point, Ben was so Loyal to Jacob and as Locke said he made huge sacrifice for him and he got nothing back
No Ben was sacrificed himself by his Dharma father and did what he thought was right.
He makes a solid point
He makes an _excellent_ point.
Jacob is no saint.
@@KurtisC93 very true
@@KurtisC93I think you’ve missed completely what he’s doing here.
He leaves out everything that Jacob has done for Ben and only implements situations that could not be prevented by Jacob. Insinuating the idea that Jacob’s power matches that of god. And every step of his manipulation comes from a majority of him telling the truth.
Very impressive manipulation
@@nickoangelo9156 No, I get all of that-the MiB's manipulative nature is plainly evident. It doesn't change the fact that Jacob is a flawed human being, and that Ben has reason to resent him.
@@KurtisC93No you dont get it so stfu. You r just arrogant. This series showing in fact that there isnt a good and a bad one. Thats actually the whole moral of the story. You didnt even really get what the missions are.
Ben was never allowed to see Jacob because HE DID AS HE WAS TOLD.
Jacob did not accept such people as candidates. They are corruptible.
He was hoping that Ben would understand this but was wrong. (As explained in episode 7 of the sixth season)
Yep, Ben is a horrible person indeed. Would not be surprised if he kills Hurly being his advisor...
@@artembaranov He redeems himself during that time. According to Hurley in the final episode, he was a great #2
@@brookpederson738 Can't imagine how it's possible for a person who with so much blood on his hands... 🤔
@@artembaranov well he had alot of time. but yah Ben has done some pretty awful things.
@@artembaranov ha. That's funny to think about. I mean I like hurley but I could just see ben kill hurley and run the island.
The Man in Black manipulated Locke and Ben like straight up puppets.
It doesnt help that Jacob was a terrible leader who brought people to the island knowing some of them would be manipulated and killed by the MIB
anti-Locke
Underrated comment, you have me calling him that now
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