SAWYER: But I've got a 6; I'm going to bust.

HURLEY: How do you know that?

SAWYER: Well, I don't, but you've got to assume that I'm going to bust.

HURELY: Why?

CHARLIE: I was hoping you could speak to Claire for me. You know, put in a good word.

LOCKE: Are you using?

CHARLIE: What?

LOCKE: Heroin. Are you using again?

CHARLIE: Kate sees a horse -- nothing. Pretty much everybody's seen Walt wondering around the jungle. But when it's Charlie it must be the bloody drugs, right?

LOCKE: It's funny, you didn't answer my question.

LOCKE: Not a whole lot, why?

CLAIRE: Charlie came by my tent before and told me Aaron had to be baptized -- he was in danger.

LOCKE: My understanding is that baptism is about making sure that children get into heaven -- should anything happen. Call it spiritual insurance. There isn't any danger, Claire. Charlie is just -- Charlie just feels like he has to save the baby because he can't save himself.

EKO: This is not the way.

LOCKE: Charlie, come on, give him to me.

CHARLIE: Who the hell are you, John? Aaron's not your responsibility. Where were you when he was born? Where were you when he was taken? You're not his father. You're not his family.

LOCKE: Neither are you, Charlie.

CHARLIE: I have to do this. I need to. I'm not going to hurt him.

CLAIRE: You're hurting me, Charlie.

EKO: Yes.

CLAIRE: He said that you told him that I had to have --

EKO: I did not tell Charlie to do what he did. I'm sorry if he misunderstood me.

CLAIRE: But, do you think the baby has to be baptized?

EKO: Do you know what baptism is?

CLAIRE: It's what gets you into heaven.

EKO: It is said that when John the Baptist baptized Jesus the skies opened up and a dove flew down from the sky. This told John something -- that he had cleansed this man of all his sins. That he had freed him. Heaven came much later.

CLAIRE: I haven't been baptized. Does that mean that if you do it to Aaron and something happened to us that we wouldn't be together?

EKO: Not if I baptize you both.