Someone here wrote last night that it was something like "The one whom we all will serve," or something, but when I was looking at lostpedia last night (this line is removed now, but I found it in the history of the page) it said,
# Richard Alpert responded to the question of "What lies in the shadow of the statue?" with Ille qui nos omnes servabit - “He who will protect/save us all.” Latin students will be careful not to confuse the verb servo, servare - “protect, keep, save” (it’s the root of English words like “conserve” and “preserve"), with the almost-homophone servio, servire - “to serve".
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