How much do you know about 5.10 "He's Our You"? | Quiz

Answer: Sayid steps in and kills the chicken for his brother.

Exhibiting a somewhat frightening degree of detachment, Sayid calmly and efficiently kills the chicken for his brother. Sayid's father initially offers praise to the elder son, but the elder son confesses that it was Sayid who performed the act. Sayid's father declares, "Well, at least one of who will be a man."

Answer: Moscow

The scene takes place in Moscow, Russia. Sayid tracks down the man and bursts into the man's room. The man pleads for his life and offers Sayid a large amount of money in exchange for his life. The man says, "pozhaluysta," (please in Russian) but Sayid impassively and silently carries out the assassination. Ben is waiting outside and declares that this is the last assassination. Ben says, "Congratulations. Mission accomplished."

Answer: Sayid says, "Then, I guess I'm on my own."

Sawyer tries to convince Sayid to abandon his silence and make a confession. Sawyer wants to protect Sayid, as well as preserve his comfortable niche in the DHARMA Initiative society. Sayid is adamant, refusing to cooperate with Sawyer's plan.

Answer: He is a chef.

Hurley serves breakfast to Jack and Kate. Hurley blithely discusses the current relationship between Sawyer and Juliet, which appears to sadden Kate. Jack looks at Hurley, tacitly urging Hurley to change the subject. Hurley takes the hint, gets up and says, "I guess I better go make some more waffles."

Answer: "He's our you."

The DHARMA security party takes Sayid to a clearing in the forest, where a tent is erected. Oldham emerges from the tent and Sayid asks Sawyer, "Who is that man?" Sawyer replies, "He's our you," implying that Oldham serves as the interrogator for the DHARMA Initiative.

Answer: MacCutcheon whiskey

Sayid is ordering MacCutcheon whiskey, which costs $120 a glass. This particular brand of fictional whiskey happens to be a favorite of Charles Widmore.

Answer: Yes

Yes, Sayid while under the influence of the preparation administered by Oldham, reveals what he knows about the various DHARMA stations and some other details. Sayid goes on to say that everyone will die. Oldham wants to know how Sayid knows this. Sayid replies, "Because, I am from the future." At this point, Oldham suggests that he should have used a smaller dose. Sayid laughs and says, "You used exactly enough."

Answer: They unanimously decide to kill Sayid.

Radzinsky wants to have Sayid executed. Amy agrees, citing concern for her newborn child. She says, "I don't know what he's up to, but we can't keep him here." Horace calls for a vote. Sawyer is reluctant to cast his vote with the others, but after urging from Horace, Sawyer, too, agrees making the vote unanimous.

Answer: A DHARMA van, engulfed in flames, drives into a home.

Sawyer visits Sayid in the jail cell in an attempt to allow Sayid to escape. Sayid refuses to leave, stating that he has found his purpose for returning to the island. Just as Kate is about to reveal her own reasons for returning to the island, pandemonium erupts, as the van collides with a home, spreading fire throughout the camp.

Answer: Sayid shoots Ben.

Earlier, Sayid had described the older Ben as a liar, manipulator, and monster responsible for the extermination of the DHARMA camp. It appears that Sayid has determined that his purpose is to assassinate Ben before any of these things can transpire. Sayid tells Ben, "You were right about me. I am a killer." Sayid then shoots Ben and flees into the jungle.