Who did Hurley see in the jungle?
Dave
After Hurley panics at the suggestion of again being in charge of the supplies, he sees Dave, and tries to follow him as he goes into the jungle.
Why does Hurley see Dave?
Dave is a real (dead) person who Hurley can see, just like his friends from the island, because he is special like Miles. He was just convinced he’s crazy by his family and doctors who assumed he was just seeing things. Dave was a former patient who died at the institution…
Why was Hurley in a psych ward?
During his father’s absence, Hurley developed an eating disorder, and later a traumatic accident landed him in a mental asylum where he started seeing an imaginary person. He was overly-conscious about his sanity and weight afterwards.
Is Hurley schizophrenia lost?
Hurley suffers from some form of delusional schizophrenia. He sees people, but he doesn’t imagine events.
Is Jacob a ghost in Lost?
After his death, Jacob reappeared as a ghost in his youthful bodily form. He finally reappeared in his adult bodily form to his last surviving candidates to pass on the position of protector.
Was Dave a hallucination lost?
Dave was Hurley’s imaginary friend, which he hallucinated while an inmate at the Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute. Hurley saw Dave again while on the Island, a setback in his battle against mental illness.
Why was Libby in the mental hospital lost?
Libby was in the mental institution, as a result of depression following her husband’s death (and meeting Desmond), and took a liking to Hurley because she thought he was talking to her husband “Dave” in the afterlife. It is not actually Libby in the mental institution, but a twin sister.
Did Libby know Hurley?
Libby who met Hurley on the island wasn’t lying about not recognising him, because it wasn’t actually her in the mental hospital. Except there was no “alternate timeline.” There was purgatory.
What is the Man in Black’s name on Lost?
Barry
It was revealed at Comic Con 2011 that the Man in Black’s name is Barry. TV Guide included the character in their “The 60 Nastiest Villains of All Time” list in 2013.
