Lost

Courtesy of Entertainment Weekly, a quick theory on that creepy 4-toed statue. They think it's a reference to this poem (be sure to scroll down and read the 'remake' of the poem, it seems particularly relevant. I think they've got a good match and it seems consistent with my theory that exact origins of the statue aren't important and that we'll likely never find out what it's about. I think it's simply meant to show us that the island has a long, strange history that predates the current goings on by hundreds of years. And to keep us talking about the damn show for 3 months.