Juliet Burke

Juliet Burke is a fictitious character Feuilleton televised Lost, the missings appeared on October 4th, 2006 (date of diffusion in the United States) in the first episode of season 3. It belongs to the “Others” and is interpreted by the actress Elizabeth Mitchell.

Before the arrival on the island

Juliet Burke was a very talented Gynécologue residing at Portland. It took large personal risks in order to look after her sister, patient of a cancer. Its research ended up interesting a strange group of scientists, to which belongbelonged Ethan Rom and Richard Alpert. Although interested by their offer of employment, Juliet will fear that its ex-husband does not oppose so that it accepts. This one will be little of time after reversed by a bus, most probably killed by the " Autres".

Life on the island

It arrived by submarine on the island, where it tried to find a solution with the problems of childbirth with which the expectant mothers were confronted. Indeed, all those which had been fertilized on the island were shown completely unable to be confined, and their pregnancy inevitably led them to death, like with that of their child. Despite everything its efforts, Juliet did not manage to find remedy. A few days later, she will discover in the radios of Benjamin Linus that this one is reached of a tumor.

Later, it will prepare the food of Jack during its captivity, and will try to convince it to kill Ben. Juliet will help his/her friends Sawyer and Kate to escape of the Hydra station, assassinating Pickett cold blood to give them a chance to escape.

It is it, which, some time afterwards, is charged by Ben with infiltrating the survivors of flight 815 in order to announce the presence of expectant mothers, with an aim of allowing the " Autres" to remove them. But it will give up its role of double agent and will reveal with the survivors the imminent arrival their enemies, as well as the existence of the station '' The Looking Glass (the Mirror) ''. It will bind probably love with Jack Shepard, with the great spite of Kate.

It seems that it uses the feelings of people to handle them.

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