| So
far, the Lost Experience has unveiled information regarding the Black Rock.
The Lost Experience will continue to the premiere of the third season revealing
secrets behind the mysterious Alvar Hanso and the Hanso Foundation.
Those wishing to participate can do so by viewing a synopsis at blogs.abc.com/inside_the_experience/
which allows new participants the chance to enter into the Experience with
ease. For
the uninitiated, the Lost Experience follows a parallel storyline not featured
in the television broadcast and is designed so that both fans of the series and
those unfamiliar with the show can participate. The Experience provides insight
to unlock some of the island's secrets for those savvy enough to collect the clues,
make the connections and find the answers. Although
the Lost Experience is internet-based, participants should not assume that
clues and story content will be limited to the online world. Any and every platform
has the potential to contain hidden secrets. Given the different broadcast windows
around the world, this challenge is designed in a manner that is not dependent
on information specific to either Season One or Season Two, allowing those who
have not yet seen either season of Lost to participate.  Indian
fans might be interested to know that the second season will see new characters
coming in. Mr. Eko (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje), joins the cast as a resident of
the island whose story is one of the mysteries that will be explored as the season
progresses. In addition, one will discover that there are more previously unknown
survivors of the crash of the ill fated flight 815 who all crashed in the tail
section of the plane - Ana Lucia playde by Michelle Rodriguez who starred in the
films Girlfight, The Fast and the Furious -- the mysterious woman
Jack met at the Sydney airport bar, Rose's husband Bernard (Sam Anderson), Libby
(Cynthia Watros)
The
most mysterious, and perhaps most important of all the new characters is Desmond
(Henry Ian Cusick), who begins the second season inside the hatch, explaining
the importance of the button before taking off into the woods. | 
