The Dharmageddon Location Cup - Quarter Final 1 (*Closed*)

Congratulations to The Black Rock (51%) for overcoming a titantic battle yesterday with Othersville (49%) which saw both locations neck and neck all day long.

Today sees the start of the Quarter Finals and is sure to throw together some heavyweight matchups and close battles. Thanks again to Dharmageddon for another set of photos for this round.

The first QF brings together 2 On-Island locations which have both seen a strong following in previous rounds.

The Cockpit has overcome: Mr. Cluck's Chicken Shack, Kate’s Iowa Home and the Pala Ferry.
Room 23 has overcome: Hoffs/Drawlar Funeral Parlor, The "Leyland" Pub and Ana-Lucia’s Tiger Pit

Who will win the first place into the Semi-Finals?

Room 23 was a locked room in the Hydra station compound, in which Karl was kept as a detainee in the episode "Not in Portland". It is located in what appears to be a relatively small outside facility guarded by an ‘Other’ named Aldo. Karl was subjected to some kind of brainwashing experimentation, by being forced to watch a trippy video through neon blue goggles, and all accompanied by banging drum-and-bass music. He was also found to have been injected with an IV needle in his arm. The video itself contained various quick cuts of images and text, including glimpses of Gerald DeGroot and Alvar Hanso. We were also given a rather exciting glimpse of the text "God loves you as He loved Jacob"


The front plane section of Oceanic flight 815 included the cockpit and the first class seating section. When the doomed flight 815 fell out of the sky, the front plane section crashed down into the dense island jungle, a few miles or so inland from the coast. In order to retrieve the flight’s black box, Jack, Kate and Charlie ventured into the jungle in search of the front plane section. Upon finding the intact plane section, the three of them also discovered that the pilot of the plane was still alive. However, the pilot’s life was for forfeit, as he was ripped out from one of the cockpit windows by what we now know to be the “smoke monster”.