Amelia

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"Amelia" redirects here. For the American aviator, see: Amelia Earhart.

Amelia

Portrayed by Julie Adams

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Appeared in

"A Tale of Two Cities"
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Alive

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Connection

At Juliet's book club meeting

Season(s)

S1 - S2 - S3 - MP - S4

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Amelia is a member of the Others who was seen as part of the book club. ("A Tale of Two Cities") ("The Envelope") She apparently lived at the Barracks before the Others left from there.

On the Island

On the day of the crash, Amelia arrived early to Juliet's for the book club meeting. Seeing Ethan working outside on her way in, she jokingly chastised him for taking so long to fix Juliet's plumbing. Inside, Amelia noticed that Juliet was upset about something, and pressed her to know what it was about. Juliet then requested that Amelia not tell anyone what she was about to show her. As Juliet was about to reveal Ben's X-rays, they were interrupted by the doorbell; presumably other book club members had arrived. ("The Envelope")

During the book club meeting, Amelia seemed amused with Juliet's argument against Adam regarding her book choice. She was also present to witness the crash of Flight 815. ("A Tale of Two Cities")

Trivia

It was originally thought by some fans that Amelia was the mother of Juliet. This is actually very unlikely as we now know that Juliet was recruited to the Island, and not born there.
Amelia is of German origin, and its meaning is "work of the lord".
She shares a first name with famed aviatrix Amelia Earhart, whose plane vanished over the Pacific Ocean in July 1937.
- A broadcast reporting Earhart's disappearance was referenced in the Lost alternate reality game Find 815. (Find 815 clues/January 9)
- The connection to Amelia Earhart is strongly suggested by the name of the airport that is shown to be used by Mittelos Bioscience in "One of Us", Herarat Aviation: "Herarat" is an anagram of "Earhart".