Mr. Eko and Yemi, his brother, both at some point wore a silver cross on a silver chain. Originally Eko's, Yemi took it when Eko was taken by the militia. Eko regained it when he took it from Yemi's dead body on the Island. Eventually, he saw a vision of Yemi again ("The Cost of Living") and held the cross at him. It acted as a reminder to Eko's religious past and a symbol of fraternal and religious bonds.
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| - Mr. Eko and Yemi, his brother, both at some point wore a silver cross on a silver chain. Originally Eko's, Yemi took it when Eko was taken by the militia. Eko regained it when he took it from Yemi's dead body on the Island. Eventually, he saw a vision of Yemi again ("The Cost of Living") and held the cross at him. It acted as a reminder to Eko's religious past and a symbol of fraternal and religious bonds.
- This cross was owned by Eko as a child, but was then owned by Yemi for his entire life, after a militia leader ripped it from Eko's neck and threw it to the ground after Eko had murdered a man to save his brother's life. (The 23rd Psalm) When Eko and Charlie later discovered the Beechcraft in the jungle, Eko found his brother inside, and retrieved the cross as well. (The 23rd Psalm) At Eko's funeral, Locke placed the cross at the head of Eko's prayer stick at his gravesite. (I Do)
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| - Mr. Eko and Yemi, his brother, both at some point wore a silver cross on a silver chain. Originally Eko's, Yemi took it when Eko was taken by the militia. Eko regained it when he took it from Yemi's dead body on the Island. Eventually, he saw a vision of Yemi again ("The Cost of Living") and held the cross at him. It acted as a reminder to Eko's religious past and a symbol of fraternal and religious bonds.
- This cross was owned by Eko as a child, but was then owned by Yemi for his entire life, after a militia leader ripped it from Eko's neck and threw it to the ground after Eko had murdered a man to save his brother's life. (The 23rd Psalm) When Eko and Charlie later discovered the Beechcraft in the jungle, Eko found his brother inside, and retrieved the cross as well. (The 23rd Psalm) After Desmond turned the fail-safe key inside the hatch, Eko was expelled outward and dragged to a polar bear cave. Locke found the cross resting on some shrubs while in the jungle looking for Eko with Charlie]]. Locke later returns the cross to Eko, and Eko ventures off in search of Yemi and presents the cross to him moments before he is killed. (Live Together, Die Alone) / (Further Instructions) At Eko's funeral, Locke placed the cross at the head of Eko's prayer stick at his gravesite. (I Do)
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