We cut to... I don't know -- is that a morgue? A hospital room? Amy's house? The mess hall? Wherever it is, Paul has been laid out and Amy's watching over his corpse. Horace explains they told Richard where the bodies are buried and now they need to hand over Paul's corpse to take back to Richard's people. Amy is understandably horrified, so Horace lays a silken guilt trip on her. Blah blah we've been friends a long time. Blah blah Paul would want to maintain the truce. Blah blah it's totally your decision though and blah blah we'll accept the consequences if you decide to risk your entire community for a blah. So, of course, she gives in. She just needs a minute more alone with Paul, during which she removes the ankh pendent from his neck. She leaves in tears and Sawyer whispers, "I'm sorry," then offers Horace his help. Horace is all set, but he's so grateful for what James has done that he says he and his people can stick around for two weeks, until the next sub (after tomorrow's) and look for the rest of their crew during that time.

Sawyer thanks him and walks out to find Juliet down by the water. And the submarine. He's proud he's bought them two weeks, and figures Locke should be back by then. Juliet says, "And then what?" Sawyer isn't following, so she continues: "Locke said he was leaving to save us. The flashes have stopped. They're over. No more bloody noses. We're already saved. That sub behind you brought me here. I've been trying to get off of this island for more than three years, and now I've got my chance. I'm going to leave." Sawyer reminds her that it's currently 1974 and whatever she thinks she's going back to doesn't exist. Juliet doesn't see that as a reason not to go. I don't know. I do.

Sawyer thinks for a moment as he looks down at her. "Well, what about me? You really gonna leave me here with the mad scientist? And Mr. I-Speak-To-Dead-People?" Apparently, he forgets Juliet is Dr. Tasered-Me-The-First-Time-We-Met. "And Jin, who's a hell of a nice guy, but not exactly the greatest conversationalist." Somewhere, right now, he's saying the same thing about you, Jim -- in Korean. Juliet giggles more at each of Sawyer's descriptions of their fellow sojourners, then says, "You'll be fine." Sawyer's a professional, don't forget, so he drives it home with: "Maybe. But who's gonna get my back?" Juliet looks up at him for a moment and seems to waiver, so he works to close the deal. "C'mon. Just give me two weeks, that's all I'm asking." She agrees to two weeks, so of course we cut to...