| Juliet Burke | |
 Elizabeth Mitchell as Juliet Burke |
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| First appearance | "A Tale of Two Cities" |
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| Centric episode(s) |
"Not in Portland" "One Of Us" "The Other Woman" |
| Information | |
| Name | Juliet Burke |
| Former residence |
Miami, Florida |
| (Former) profession | Fertility doctor, Board certified OB/GYN |
| Portrayed by | Elizabeth Mitchell |
Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell may refer to Elizabeth Mitchell (actress (b " A Tale of Two Cities " is the third season premiere, and forty-eighth episode overall of the American Broadcasting Company 's “ Not in Portland ” is the 54th episode of the US Television series Lost. " One of Us " is the sixteenth episode of the third season of Lost. A physician, medical practitioner or medical doctor who practices Medicine, and is concerned with maintaining or restoring human Health Elizabeth Mitchell may refer to Elizabeth Mitchell (actress (b Juliet Burke (née Carlson), is a fictional character, one of the main characters on the ABC television series Lost. Lost is an Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning American serial drama television series. She is played by Elizabeth Mitchell. Elizabeth Mitchell may refer to Elizabeth Mitchell (actress (b Her character was introduced in the third season premiere. She is named after the titular character from William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet. William Shakespeare ( baptised Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written early in the [1] In the show she often referred to as Julie or Jules.
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Character's background
Prior to arrival on the island
Before coming to the island, Dr. Juliet Burke lived in Miami near her sister Rachel's apartment. Juliet was working for her ex-husband Edmund Burke as a fertility scientist at Miami Central University. While there, Edmund bullied an acquiescent Juliet and flaunted his sexual conquests. Despite her docile nature, Juliet, alluding to her ends justify the means philosophy, was performing unauthorized experiments on her sister, Rachel. Consequentialism refers to those moral theories which hold that the consequences of a particular action form the basis for any valid moral judgment about that action Rachel's reproductive system had been ravaged by chemotherapy, rendering her sterile. The reproductive system is a system of organs within an Organism which work together for the purpose of Reproduction. Chemotherapy, in its most general sense refers to treatment of disease by chemicals that kill cells specifically those of micro-organisms or Cancer. Juliet was attempting to restore her fertility. Fertility is the natural capability of giving life As a measure "Fertility Rate" is the number of children born per couple person or population
In 2001 she was approached and offered a job with Mittelos Bioscience. “ Not in Portland ” is the 54th episode of the US Television series Lost. Alleging her ex-husband (Edmund) would never allow her to leave, Juliet jokingly asserted that she would not be able to accept the job offer unless he were hit by a bus. When Juliet returned home, her sister revealed to her that she was pregnant, prompting Juliet to locate and inform Edmund. After receiving the news, Edmund stepped off the sidewalk and onto the street, only to be hit by a bus. Edmund died from the injuries, and the representative from the company who had interviewed her earlier, Richard Alpert, showed up at the morgue with Ethan Rom. Lost is an Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning American serial drama television series. Dr Ethan Rom is a recurring Fictional character portrayed by William Mapother on the ABC Television show Lost They expressed their condolences and again asked her to join their company. Juliet accepted. Soon after this, Rachel's cancer went into remission. Remission is the state of absence of Disease activity in patients with known Chronic illness.
Upon arriving for her new career at Mittelos, Juliet became surprised at the amount of secrecy involved — not even knowing the location of where she would work. Juliet then entered a van and was driven to an airfield, where Richard Alpert gave her orange juice that he admitted was filled with tranquilizer. Orange juice is a Fruit juice obtained by squeezing pressing or otherwise crushing the interior of an orange. A sedative, or more specifically a sedative-hypnotic, is a substance that depresses the Central nervous system (CNS resulting in calmness relaxation sleepiness Sensing reservation on Juliet's part, Richard revealed that her expertise as a fertility specialist — especially her miraculous treatment of her sister — was the reason for her recruitment, promising that there were things on the island that she could only dream about. Persuaded, Juliet drank the juice and quickly fell unconscious.
On the island, prior to the crash
Juliet awakened aboard the Others' submarine, strapped down for safety. She was freed by Ethan and then disembarked to the island where she met Ben. Benjamin "Ben" Linus is a fictional character portrayed by Michael Emerson on the ABC television series Lost. A week after she arrives on the island, in mid-September 2001, she begins therapy with the Others' resident psychologist, Dr. Harper Stanhope. Their first discussion is cut short when Ben presents her with a newly furnished house in the Barracks. Juliet is very appreciative, but protests that she is only going to be on the island for six months. Ben brushes off this fact. Later, in the Staff, she meets Goodwin, who is attempting to find ointment for a chemical burn on his arm. The Others or the Hostiles (also known as Them and the Natives) are a group of Fictional characters who inhabit the island in the American It later becomes apparent that Goodwin is Harper's estranged husband.
For the next three years, she treated pregnant mothers per Ben's orders, but with uniformly fatal results. At some point she also begins an affair with Goodwin. Harper later finds out about their relationship, and confronts Juliet in one of their sessions. However, instead of being angry at Juliet, she offers her a warning. If their relationship does not end, then there will be consequences, not from her, but from Ben. It is then made clear that Ben has a crush on Juliet.
Later she was discouraged by the lack of results in her work, but was forced to remain on the island "until her work is done. " Juliet sought to return to her sister Rachel, but Ben revealed that her cancer had returned — she would be dead before Juliet arrived. However, he promised that if Juliet stayed, he would cure Rachel's cancer. She accepted this, but became suspicious of Ben when she discovered his spinal tumor on an x-ray. X-radiation (composed of X-rays) is a form of Electromagnetic radiation. She then confronted him, upset over his deception about no one on the island getting cancer. She tearfully asked to go home to her dying sister — whom she believed was never going to be cured — but Ben refused to let her go, creating hostility.
The next day, a distraught Juliet prepared to host a book club when she was visited by Amelia. Just as she was about to show her the contents of a hidden envelope, the rest of the book club arrived. While discussing Carrie, Oceanic Flight 815 crashed on the island; Juliet and the rest of the Others witnessed the plane breaking up in the air. Carrie is American author Stephen King 's first published Novel, released in 1974 Oceanic Airlines (sometimes called Oceanic Airways) is a Fictional Airline used in several Films and Television programs It is not
Following the crash
Immediately after the crash, Ben sends Ethan and Goodwin to investigate the crash and infiltrate any survivors. After exchanging a meaningful look with Harper, it becomes apparent to Juliet that Ben sent Goodwin in order to get him out of the way. Ben then takes Juliet with him to see Mikhail at the Flame, who opens a live satellite connection to North America, where her seemingly healthy sister is shown playing with her now two-year-old son, Julien. The Others or the Hostiles (also known as Them and the Natives) are a group of Fictional characters who inhabit the island in the American Juliet breaks down crying and begs Ben to let her return home, but again Ben refuses.
Several weeks later, Ben invites Juliet to his house, under the pretense of having a diner party, however, it turns out to be a date. Juliet asks Ben about Goodwin, and Ben attempts to sow discord between the two by implying that Goodwin is interested in a relationship with Ana-Lucia Cortez. Ana Lucia Cortez is a Fictional character on the ABC television series Lost, played by Michelle Rodriguez. Several days later, Ben leads Juliet into the woods and they eventually come upon Goodwin's impaled corpse. Juliet is deeply distressed, and accuses Ben of wanting Goodwin to die. Ben does not deny this, and Juliet asks why he wanted Goodwin to die. Ben becomes enraged, screaming at her that she should know why. That it is because "YOU'RE MINE!". His attitude then abruptly changes, and he informs Juliet that she should take as much time as she needs with the corpse, and leaves her alone, even more distressed and upset.
Later, Juliet and Ben enter the Pearl station, where they watch Jack from one of the monitors. The Dharma Initiative is a fictional research project featured in the American Television series Dr Jack Shephard is a Fictional character on the ABC television series Lost played by Matthew Fox. Juliet mentions that she thinks Jack is cute. She soon questions Ben's motives for the planned kidnapping of Jack, to which he reveals his methods of persuasion. They leave shortly after, leaving behind a radio, which is picked up by Paulo. Nikki Fernandez and Paulo ( are Fictional characters on the ABC Drama Television series Lost, which chronicles
When Michael is in captivity, Juliet visits him and informs him that the Others have granted him a boat to leave the island. Michael Dawson is a Fictional character on the ABC television series Lost played by Harold Perrineau. She also comments on how Walt is "special. Walter Andrew Lloyd, better known as " Walt," is a Fictional character on the ABC television series Lost played by Malcolm "[2] Later, Juliet tells Ben how dangerous Walt is becoming when he does something in "Room 23". Ben tells Juliet that he's only a child, but Juliet then takes Ben to a pile of dead birds and tells him that no child would do that.
Season 3
Juliet is assigned to interrogate a captured Jack in the underwater section of the Hydra station. Dr Jack Shephard is a Fictional character on the ABC television series Lost played by Matthew Fox. The Dharma Initiative is a fictional research project featured in the American Television series At first, Jack refuses to cooperate, almost flooding the room, but Juliet manages to break through to him. She mostly brings him his food, but when she is called in to operate on Colleen, she soon seeks Jack's help. This article contains character information for the American Drama / Adventure television series Lost. Colleen dies, and Juliet attends the funeral, where Ben asks her why she showed Jack his x-rays. When she is told to convince Jack to operate on Ben, she plays Jack a video of her holding up cue-cards, telling Jack to "accidentally" kill Ben during surgery. When a desperate Jack holds Ben hostage during surgery and angrily reveals Juliet's plan, she claims Jack is bluffing. Ben wakes up during surgery and bargains with her to help Kate and Sawyer escape in exchange for her freedom off the island. Katherine Anne Austen is a Fictional character on the ABC television series Lost, played by Canadian actress Evangeline Lilly James Ford, better known by the alias " Sawyer " is a Fictional character on the ABC television series Lost played by She finds them held at gunpoint by Pickett, and kills him on the spot. This article contains character information for the American Drama / Adventure television series Lost. She is then tried for her crime, but via a deal made by Jack, is spared execution by Ben. Instead, she is marked on her lower back and treated by Jack before returning to the barracks.
Since returning, and after the capture of Kate and Sayid, Ben instructs her to infiltrate the survivors' camp in order to gain information on Kate, as well as other potentially pregnant women. Sayid Hassan Jarrah ( Arabic: سعيد حسّان جراح is a Fictional character on the ABC television series Lost, played by She is then handcuffed to Kate and placed in the jungle, where she pretends to have been gassed and abandoned with her. However, after being chased by the "Monster", Juliet unlocks the handcuffs, and shuts out the "Monster" using the sonar panel fence. The two return to camp, where Juliet frees Sayid. She migrates with the survivors soon after, under the protection of Jack. However, en route to retrieving medication for Claire, she narrowly avoids an interrogation from Sayid and Sawyer, and manages to help Claire. Claire Littleton is a Fictional character on the ABC television series Lost, played by Australian actress Emilie de Ravin Juliet also takes Sun to the Staff station upon learning of her pregnancy, and uses the equipment to perform a scan on her fetus; she confirms that she conceived on the island, and informs her that she has until her second trimester, in roughly two months. Sun-Hwa Kwon (née Paik) better known simply as " The Dharma Initiative is a fictional research project featured in the American Television series Soon after, Juliet confesses to Jack about her purpose for being in the camp. [3]
Later, Kate informs Jack and Juliet of Naomi's arrival, prompting them to leave abruptly. This article contains character information for the American Drama / Adventure television series Lost. They find Rousseau in the jungle and form a plan. Danielle Rousseau is a Fictional character on the ABC Drama Television series Lost, which chronicles the lives of When they return, they discover that Sawyer has played Juliet's dictophone to the camp, revealing the notes she made on Sun's pregnancy. She then reveals that the Others intend on invading the camp and abducting the pregnant women. Juliet and Jack lead the camp into the jungle to demonstrate their plan to defeat the Others. However, when Karl arrives to warn them of their immediate arrival, Juliet discloses information on the Looking Glass station, used for blocking outgoing signals, before heading off to the radio tower with the majority of the camp. This article contains character information for the American Drama / Adventure television series Lost. The Dharma Initiative is a fictional research project featured in the American Television series After witnessing Sayid's plan backfire, Juliet gives Jack a kiss before parting and joins Sawyer in his rescue effort on the beach. After Hurley runs over one of the surviving Others with the van, Juliet corners Tom while Sawyer unexpectedly shoots him in cold blood. Hugo Reyes, better known by the nickname " Hurley " is a Fictional character on the ABC television series Lost played by Tom is a recurring Fictional character on the ABC Television series Lost played by M
Season 4
In the season premiere, Juliet along with Sayid, Sawyer, Bernard and Jin, question Desmond about the warning Charlie had given before he died. However Hurley interrupts and questions Desmond of Charlie's whereabouts and Desmond tells them all that Charlie had died leaving the castaways devastated. Juliet is later present when Jack confronts Locke for the killing of Naomi and when the survivors split into two groups. Some survivors such as Sawyer, Hurley and Claire go with Locke to the barracks because they believe that the people arriving at the Island will not rescue them however the majority including Juliet remain with Jack in hopes of getting rescued. Juliet, along with Sayid, disarm Daniel and Miles who had Jack and Kate at gunpoint. Later, Frank figures out Juliet was not on the plane and asks her where Ben is.
When Faraday and Charlotte disappear without note from the camp, Juliet and Jack run into the jungle in search for the newcomers. Juliet is confronted by Harper — her former therapist — and ordered to kill Faraday and Charlotte, accused by Ben of heading to The Tempest chemical station, to kill everyone on the island. Juliet and Jack find Kate on their road to The Tempest, but as Jack treats Kate who was tied up and knocked unconscious by Charlotte, Juliet vanishes and pursues the two freighter people on her own. She finds them executing their mission in the station, and takes Faraday at gun point, just until Charlotte attacks her. When it turns out they are securing the station to prevent Ben from killing everyone on the island, she leaves them alone. Upon reuniting outside — and discussing the threat posed by a possessive Ben — Juliet and Jack share a kiss.
Once it was revealed that Jack was suffering from appendicitus, Juliet operates on him. Following the operation, Juliet reveals to Kate that they kissed. The kiss with Jack was only to proved him that he didn't have feelings for someone else. Once Kate leaves, Juliet tells Jack that she knows he is awake and that he has overheard the conversation.
Later, when Daniel is evacuating people to the Kahana by Zodiac, Juliet chooses to stay behind until everyone is safe. Later, Sawyer emerges from the ocean and encounters her on the beach, drinking a bottle of rum. He asks her what she is celebrating, and she replies that she is not celebrating, and motions to a billow of smoke over the ocean. Sawyer then asks "Is that our boat?", and Juliet replies "It was. " Moments later, she disappears along with the rest of the island and its inhabitants when it's moved to its new location.
References
- ^ The Shadowy Others Take Charge on 'Lost' USAToday. com. Retrieved on August 10, 2007
- ^ DarkUFO Blogspot - Lost Mobisode, Episode 4
- ^ DarkUFO Blogspot - Lost Mobisode, Episode 5
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