Thanks to http://tv-shows.ru/ for heads up on this interview with Daniel Dae Kim. Only very mild spoilers.
Do you feel a certain amount of pride to have made it through all six seasons alive?
[Laughs] Yeah, I guess so! Although we haven’t finished, so it might be a little premature to say that.
Now that you’re bringing Jin’s arc to an end, do you think all those elements of his story have all lined up in a straight line?
Not quite yet, but I think the important thing is that we’re not quite at the end. I think that by the end, we’ll see that all the characters will have a…gosh, “resolution” is probably too strong a word, but they’ll come to sort of resting place and be able to look back with maturity.
I know you can’t say too much about plot particulars, but emotionally, what’s in store for Jin in season six?
I think you might have heard this before, but it reminds me a little bit of season one in a certain way because we relearn the characters. It’s like what you mentioned earlier — you’re going to see the end of the journey that people started back in season one. To answer your question, it’s going to be fantastic as always, but there will be some emotions on a pretty grand scale.
It’s interesting how often Jin and Sun have been parted, then epically reunited, during the lifespan of Lost. They were apart for the entire fifth season, even! How long will fans have to wait to see them together again?
That’s a really good question. Maybe Jin and Sun won’t get back together again. That’s a legitimate possibility, I think.
Source: Complete Interview at Movieline
