Michael Giacchino adds a lot to the dramatic/emotional weight of a scene with his genius soundtrack. 'Dharmacide', the melancholic seven-note melody, is so touching and fits perfectly in the scene where Ben kills his father and the Others enters the barracks after killing all of Dharma residents. And that shot of the face of Ben with the gas mask, focusing on his eyes, just beautiful and so revealing of Linus' twisted mind. What an episode, well directed and written, giving us a hell of a character study of the fascinating Ben Linus, with the bravura perfomance of Michael Emerson.
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Michael Giacchino adds a lot to the dramatic/emotional weight of a scene with his genius soundtrack. 'Dharmacide', the melancholic seven-note melody, is so touching and fits perfectly in the scene where Ben kills his father and the Others enters the barracks after killing all of Dharma residents. And that shot of the face of Ben with the gas mask, focusing on his eyes, just beautiful and so revealing of Linus' twisted mind. What an episode, well directed and written, giving us a hell of a character study of the fascinating Ben Linus, with the bravura perfomance of Michael Emerson.