Ana-Lucia
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Ana-Lucía Cortez is a
Biography
Prior to Oceanic Flight 815
Ana-Lucia was a Los Angeles police officer. It is revealed that she has conflicts with her captain, who is also her mother, but that she doesn't ask for any special treatment and, prior to her suspension, got on well with all of her workmates. While investigating the scene of a burglary, she encounters a man who – claiming it was a mistake – tells her he is a student. The man says he was reaching for his ID, but instead pulls out a gun and shoots her four times. It is later revealed that she was pregnant at the time.
Ana-Lucia spends the next several months recovering and in therapy; during this time her boyfriend Danny leaves her.
On her return to the force she becomes noticeably harsh with a man at a domestic disturbance, indicating that her recovery isn't complete. At the station, a man is brought in whose fingerprints match those at the burglary. Ana-Lucia maintains that it isn't the man who shot her, even though he has confessed to the crime. After he is released, she follows him to a bar; when he leaves, she follows him outside. After getting his attention, she tells him that she was pregnant when he shot her, after which she shoots him six times: three shots at range, three point blank, killing him.
Prior to boarding Flight 815, Ana-Lucia meets and flirts with
On the island
After the tail section of the plane crashes in "
On the first day they are stranded, Ana takes a liking to two children. She promises them that she will reunite them with
their parents, and becomes relatively friendly with
The first night, the
After the abduction, the Tailies decide to take refuge in the jungle. During the course of the trek, Ana becomes highly suspicious of Nathan, noting that she had not seen him on the plane, and wondering about his long absences from camp. By the time they set up a new camp in the jungle, complete with a pit they dug as a jail cell, Ana accuses Nathan of being in league with those who abducted the other survivors (the Others), and places him into the pit. The other survivors express doubt about this course of action, but do nothing to oppose Ana. One night, when the others are sleeping, Goodwin frees Nathan, but before Nathan can flee, Goodwin breaks his neck, killing him, revealing himself to be in league with the Others.
Goodwin is able to abscond with Nathan's body, giving the impression that he has escaped and fled. However, Goodwin's cover is blown when Ana confronts him with the fact that he had emerged from the jungle just 10 minutes after the plane crash, but with completely dry clothes. Goodwin tells Ana that the children are safe and that those who were on the list were kidnapped because they were "good people". Goodwin attacks Ana, who after a physical struggle, is able to impale him through the chest with a wooden stake, killing him. Whether as a result of her actions that indirectly led to Nathan's death, or having had to kill Goodwin, Ana sobs with grief. Eko, speaking for the first time since the night he was nearly abducted, tells her everything will be all right. She asks him why it took him forty days to speak; he asks her why it took her forty days to cry.
Subsequently, the survivors encounter
Eventually, the Tailies, beginning to trust the three, decide to let them lead them to their camp on the other side of the
island. During their journey, Sawyer falls unconscious as a result of his wound's infection, and the insistence on carrying him
to camp leads to increased tension with Ana. By the time the group is within range of the camp, they hear the telltale whispers
associated with the Others, and as Sawyer, Michael and Jin's campmate,
She does not attend Shannon's funeral, though Eko explains to her that most of the survivors understand that the girl's death
was an accident. Jack tries to reconnect with Ana-Lucia, and the two share a bottle of
Later,
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External links
| Ana Luca De Teresa y Polignac.(celebridad)(TT: Ana Luca de Teresa y Polignac.)(TA: celebrity)(Entrevista) : An article from: Actual by Maru Ruiz de Icaza (28 July, 2005) - Editorial Contenido, S.A. de C.V. |
| Ana Luca de Teresa. (diseador lanzar nueva lnea de ropa)(TA: woman designer to launch new clothing line) : An article from: Actual by Maru Ruiz A. (28 July, 2005) - Editorial Contenido, S.A. de C.V. |
| Direito Pblico Romano e Poltica by Ana Lucia De Lyra Tavares, Margarida Maria Lacombe Camargo, and Antonio Cavalcanti Maia (2005) - Renovar |
| Songs of Latin America/Canciones De America Latina: From the Fields to the Classroom/De Sus Origenes a LA Escuela by Patricia Shehan Campbell, Ana Lucia Frega, Gayle Giese, Nadine Demarco, and Maria A. Chenique (01 February, 2002) - Alfred Publishing Company |
| The Space In-Between: Essays on Latin American Culture (Post-Contemporary Interventions) by Silviano Santiago and Ana Lucia Gazzola (April, 2002) - Duke University Press |
| Iglesias de Cuba by Ana Lucia Ortega Alvarez (01 December, 1999) - Agualarga |
| Trana Criana: uma Proposta Construtivista - 3 Srie - 1 Grau by Ana Lucia Lucena, Carlos Roberto De Carvalho, Francisco Barros Goulart, and Semirames Heringer (1998) - FTD |
| Cosmologia y antinomia (consideraciones sobre la primera antinomia kantiana).(Otros Articulos) : An article from: Revista de Filosofa de la Universidad de Costa Rica by Ana Lucia Fonseca R. (28 July, 2005) - Universidad de Costa Rica |
| Projeto e Execuo de Lajes Racionalizadas de Concreto Armado by Ana Lucia Rocha De Souza and Silvio Burratino Melhado (2002) - O Nome da Rosa |
| Resquebrajndose una tradicin electoral.(participacin electoral de costarricenses) : An article from: Revista de Ciencias Sociales by Ana Luca Gutirrez Espeleta, Carlos Cruz Melndez, Marco V. Fournier Facio, and Johnny Madrigal Pana (01 August, 2005) - Universidad de Costa Rica |
