Will the zeck die on the manifesto? His fate explained

Although the Manifesto never became a huge success that Lost was in the 2000s, at least the majority of those other shows that are usually accused of copying the “lost” formula. The plane-related show lasted four seasons-four and half seasons, and this should end on its own terms. This is the privilege that the poor “broke forward” (canceled one season in the scheduled season from 3 to 5) never enjoyed.

Among the many “lost” parallels of the show is the hero Zek Landana (Matt Long), who is kind of desmond Hussy that he did not participate in the show incident. Like Desmond, Zece was presented late and quickly turned out to be very important and thrown into the most interesting romantic storyline of the show. Of course, zek never got an episode As strongly as the “permanent” demonda But it was still fun to have it nearby.

One of the main differences between it and the demonda is that, while the “lost” let the desmond live happily, if with its long -lost love penny “manifesto” decided to kill Zek. Or is it? Things become a little stupid near the end, so let me explain.

The main essence of the “Manifesto” is that what happened to the chief acting – their passenger plane is inexplicably jumping over time – one big space test that will solve not only their fate but also the fate of the human race. Passengers must listen to the mental calls they receive, and grow to become the best people before their time is over, otherwise they and everyone else will die. Zek knows this in part because he survived a similar situation; He had to die from his own experience, but improved as a man, and his coming date for death regretted him.

Unfortunately, death has not yet been made with Zek. In the 4th season, part 1 1, Zek finds out that the survivor of the cal (Tai Doro) is the only hope of the group to survive the date of death, and therefore is the only hope in the world. Knowing that Cal has a terminal cancer, Zek decided to use his powers to absorb cancer cal in itself. Zake dies, but it guarantees that everyone else has a worthy shot in survival. This is a heroic end that really emphasizes how much Zek grew over the series. However, for the poor Michael, this is little consolation (Melissa Roxburg), who are not happy to find out what he did.

Fortunately for Zek, “Manifesto” is a show that loves to play with time. At the beginning of the 4th season, part 2, Michael’s sadness talks to Zek, which has been since 2018 (during the incident from the cave that started the entire arc at the exhibition). Zek 2018 did not meet Michael, but because Zek in the “divine consciousness” he seems to remember everything that happened. For the last few episodes, the zek has emerged as an almighty ghost to reflect on his life and all these missed ties he had from Michael. It turns out he was making pickups at the airport for his taxi at JFK on the night when Michael’s plane had to land there. Isn’t that sting? If only had a way to return the time back and make it all again.

Well, good news: in the finals of the 828 flight passengers, they experience their opinions from the Divine Consciousness. As a reward they return in 2013 and land safely in JFK. Technically speaking, none of what we have seen in the last four seasons has actually happened, but the memories still remain in the minds of passengers. Michael uses this to his advantage; She hits the cabin with Zek and explains the whole situation. The zek is a little interested in when she’s crazy, but the spark is still there.

The show ends with the fact that Michael and Zek left JFK. We will never know how everything went on them after, but it follows that they got a second shot. They probably get married again, the zek avoid the whole cave that almost ruined his life, and everything should be without drama. This is some happier version of what happened in “22.11.63”, another story of travel where One main character keeps his memories and the other –. In this book/television show, all the complications that come from this, while the “Manifesto” are pleased to assume that everything turned out at best.

“Manifesto” caught several fans for not creating a tone of meaning logically. People can complain about “lost”, do not wrap things up with a satisfactory wayBut the back number he answered more questions than his successors like the “manifesto”. However, the “manifesto” realized that the real appeal of “lost” was her heroes, not his secrets, and so he feels appropriate to end the show on Michael and Zece. They may not keep the candle of the dismand and foam, but they may have been the most interesting couple of shows. It was correct to make them happy.