Why does Walt like the island? - ...In Translation - Episode 17

In this post, I will be talking about why Walt wants to stay on the island, and what it might mean, let's get started.

Near the end of this episode, John asks Walt why he burnt the raft, he then says that he was tired of moving and never staying in one place for long. I think it was a bad choice that he burnt the raft because his father spent a long time building it, and they lost a lot of valuable resources that could be used on other things like building a shelter.

I think this means that Walt has the full choice on anything he wants, because he is shown to control anything he wants, for example the butterfly flying into the window in one of his flashbacks. This gives him a lot of power and if this control really works on everything, he could get anyone killed. For example he could've killed Ethan by making him choke himself or something along those lines

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