The first time we see the scene of Jin running in the house with blood on his hands (Episode #6 - "House of the Rising Sun"), from Sun's perspective, it looks a lot more sinister than what it really is. Here we find out, despite the blood and the fact that Jin did beat a guy up, he actually in reality saved a guys life.
This is what I love about Lost. The whole series truly is a character study, and it is a good reminder to us that things are not always as they seem and that our perception is reality. For some reason, the bathroom scene stood out to me here more than the scene where Sun reveals to everyone she can actually speak English.
The scene between Sun and Jin in the cave where she admits to Jin she is going to leave him, albeit in English, is some exceptional acting on both parts as well.
... In Translation gets a 9/10.
This is what I love about Lost. The whole series truly is a character study, and it is a good reminder to us that things are not always as they seem and that our perception is reality. For some reason, the bathroom scene stood out to me here more than the scene where Sun reveals to everyone she can actually speak English.
The scene between Sun and Jin in the cave where she admits to Jin she is going to leave him, albeit in English, is some exceptional acting on both parts as well.
... In Translation gets a 9/10.