They are very good at what they do, sneaking in undetected, abducting the ones from their list and leaving before anyone can come close to catching them. There is still a lot of mystery about them, but this episode is the clearest example to date of how they operate. This episode focuses on The Others and how they affected Ana-Lucia’s tribe.
I think that may be a bit much and would really damage the momentum of the show, which has been criticized for being slow this season, but they probably should’ve taken another episode and possibly intercut it with what we’ve seen. One of my friends suggested that the tailies should get an entire season. Lost takes its time revealing its mysteries and its characters, and that is a major handicap for this episode. Although there were fewer survivors to cover, Ana-Lucia gets most of the characterization. The other survivors had a full season to develop their characters and document in great detail their time on the island. Even the writers in the official Lost podcast admitted that it was tough to write this episode.
However, the scope may be too big for an hour to do it justice. It's the first episode that doesn't have flashbacks (unless you count the whole episode as a flashback) and doesn't feature any of the other survivors until the final five minutes, and most of that is footage from past episodes. They could've easily gone forward, having the episode pick up after the shocking end of "Abandoned" with flashbacks covering the title time frame, but such a scope required more time. Lost felt they had a great opportunity to do so at the pivotal moment where the two tribes merge.
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