Fights and attacks

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Alex attacks the Others ("I Do")
Alex attacks the Others ("I Do")

Fights and attacks have often occurred in Lost, and highlight the tensions and recurring rivalries that exist between characters.

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On the Island

Season 1

Jack holds Ethan down after their fight ("Homecoming")  (promotional still)
Jack holds Ethan down after their fight ("Homecoming")  (promotional still)

Season 2

Season 3

Season 4

  • Naomi vs. Kate: Not so much as a fight, Naomi dives on top of Kate from her perch on a tree with a knife to her throat, demanding the satellite phone after she was stabbed in the back by Locke, thinking this violent act was from the survivors as a whole. ("The Beginning of the End")
  • Jack vs. Locke: Jack, when he meets Locke after he killed Naomi, assaults and pushes him to the ground. Jack grabs his gun before Locke does and aims it at his head and fires, but the gun is empty. Sayid and Sawyer pull Jack away from Locke. ("The Beginning of the End")
  • Sawyer vs. Ben: Sawyer attacks Ben when he aggravates him about his choice to leave Kate behind. ("Confirmed Dead")
  • Sawyer vs. Ben: Sawyer tackles Ben to the ground after he shoots Charlotte. Luckily, she was wearing a bulletproof vest. ("Confirmed Dead")
  • Charlotte vs. Juliet: Juliet believes that Daniel and Charlotte are trying to poison the whole island, so she points a gun at Faraday. Charlotte attacks Juliet from behind and a fight ensues. ("The Other Woman")
  • Keamy vs. Michael: Keamy confronts Michael after learning that he is the saboteur, and knocks a bed down onto Michael's leg. He then tries to shoot Michael, but his gun doesn't fire, so he simply pistol-whips him. ("Cabin Fever")
  • Ben vs. Keamy: Keamy arrives in The Orchid station and begins taunting Ben about his daughter's death. Ben attacks Keamy from behind, stunning him with his telescopic baton and stabbing him to death. ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")

Flashbacks

Locke falls eight stories ("The Man from Tallahassee")
Locke falls eight stories ("The Man from Tallahassee")

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