: In New Mexico, Kate (under the alias "Maggie") orchestrates a bank robbery . While it initially appears she is a victim, it is revealed she is the mastermind. Her goal is not the bank's money but the contents of safety deposit box 815 : the same toy airplane found on the island. Subplots :
"" is the twelfth episode of the first season of the TV series Lost . Directed by Jack Bender and written by Damon Lindelof and Jennifer Johnson , it first aired on January 5, 2005. The episode is primarily a character study of Kate Austen , using a mysterious silver briefcase and a bank robbery flashback to explore her past secrets. Plot Summary [S1E12] Whatever The Case May Be
: A grieving Charlie , still distraught over Claire’s disappearance, finds comfort in Rose , who shares her own "faith over denial" regarding her missing husband, Bernard. The Episode's "Case" Pun The title is a double entendre: The physical mystery of the locked briefcase . The ongoing "case" or criminal history of Kate Austen. Critical Reception : In New Mexico, Kate (under the alias
: Sayid enlists Shannon to help translate Danielle Rousseau’s maps, leading to the discovery that the notations are actually lyrics to the French song " La Mer ". Subplots : "" is the twelfth episode of
: In New Mexico, Kate (under the alias "Maggie") orchestrates a bank robbery . While it initially appears she is a victim, it is revealed she is the mastermind. Her goal is not the bank's money but the contents of safety deposit box 815 : the same toy airplane found on the island. Subplots :
"" is the twelfth episode of the first season of the TV series Lost . Directed by Jack Bender and written by Damon Lindelof and Jennifer Johnson , it first aired on January 5, 2005. The episode is primarily a character study of Kate Austen , using a mysterious silver briefcase and a bank robbery flashback to explore her past secrets. Plot Summary
: A grieving Charlie , still distraught over Claire’s disappearance, finds comfort in Rose , who shares her own "faith over denial" regarding her missing husband, Bernard. The Episode's "Case" Pun The title is a double entendre: The physical mystery of the locked briefcase . The ongoing "case" or criminal history of Kate Austen. Critical Reception
: Sayid enlists Shannon to help translate Danielle Rousseau’s maps, leading to the discovery that the notations are actually lyrics to the French song " La Mer ".