Complete story — includes the ending
Liam Pace's addiction ruins band prospects and his marriage, causing him to sell Charlie's childhood piano and use the money to follow his wife to Australia, leaving Charlie behind. In the present, Sawyer notices Hurley's crush on Libby and successfully pushes him to talk to her. Charlie has nightmares about Aaron Littleton drowning and awakens to find himself standing at the shore with the baby. After a talk with Eko, he believes Aaron needs to be baptized, but Claire refuses to listen to him. Suspicious of his erratic behavior, Locke follows him to his statue stash and confiscates them, putting them in the Swan's armory despite Charlie's insistence that he was going to destroy them. Charlie starts a fire to distract the camp and steals Aaron, but Locke beats him in front of everyone before he can baptize him in the ocean. Later, Claire has Eko properly baptize her and Aaron.
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