"There's a Fine line between Denial and Faith" - Whatever the Case May Be - Episode 12

In this post, I will be talking about Rose's quote at the end of the episode of "There's a fine line between denial and faith" and why it is important, let's get started.

First I need to give a definition of denial and faith. Denial is when you won't let yourself think otherwise of a certain topic, for example, say your brother gets kidnapped, you would deny that he is never coming back and only keep your mind on him coming back, even though you know it might never happen. With the same example, faith in this context is when you know that he is coming back, even if it has been a long time, you know deep in your heart that he is coming back for certain.

Now that you know what the words mean, we can get started on the quote.
There's a fine line between denial and faith.
This quote is special because she is proving that he is not dead and essentially telling everyone, there is at least one more person out there. I'm inferring that she is correct because it's a TV show and they need to get the story moving. And chances are, the back of the plane didn't land far away from where the front half landed. And it couldn't of landed in the water because she said that her husband is still alive, and since the back part of the plane broke off first, it must be further inland and not past where they landed. That means inferring that the other half landed on the same island, and that they were going to America from Australia going east because Figi is in that path, if they go to the other side of the island with a raft of some sort and if they use that raft they'll eventually make it to Australia because Figi is pretty close to Australia.

They better be trusting Rose because she might be the one that will get them saved. Also, after looking at Google Maps, the time by flying between Australia and Figi is about 4 hours and 45 minutes, so this means that they were nowhere near reaching America if a flight to there is about 13 hours and 30 minutes.

This post has been a very fun one to write and would enjoy making more of these off-story types of posts, if you think I should, leave a comment and I might make another!

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