Back on the trail, the Losties are making steady progress when Sawyer announces that he is going back. Jack won't hear of it, but Sawyer replies that he "wasn't asking." Jack sighs and walks back to where Sawyer has stopped to discuss it. "What do you think you are going to get done alone and unarmed?" Kate butts into the conversation and says that Sawyer won't be alone because she is going too. Sawyer glares and says, "No you're not.". She turns on him, "Twenty minutes ago you weren't even interested in going and now you're telling Jack...." Sawyer interrupts her to snarl, "I didn't want to go with you." Sawyer, I hope you are really good friends with your left hand, 'cause Kate is totally never putting out again. Jack adds that he thinks this is a suicide mission without guns. Juliet steps into the fray, announcing that she knows where there is a secret stash of guns. She volunteers to take Sawyer to the guns and then back to the beach. Jack tells her she doesn't have to do this, but Juliet and I say in unison that yes, yes she does. Sawyer agrees and starts walking back down the hill. Jack tells Juliet not to do anything stupid; she smiles and says she won't if he won't. They kiss on the lips in full view of everyone (and a gawking Kate). You know in the book (or movie) The Princess Bride where the narrator in describing a kiss between Westley and Buttercup states, "Since the invention of the kiss there have been five kisses that were rated the most passionate, the most pure?" This was not one of them. It was more like if I slapped two rubber chickens together and claimed they were frenching. Juliet tells him not to wait up as she walks after Sawyer. Jack doesn't even have the decency look embarrassed as he turns to continue the trek to the radio tower.