In Season 6, writers developed the concept of the island being a stopper, containing a pandora’s box of evil and preventing the forces of darkness from entering our world. The island was conceptualized as the last line of defense between Earth and the netherworld. The Lost original ending would have popped the top off of the vessel and let loose the legion of the underworld.
The Lost original ending would have built increasingly violent seismic activity until the volcano erupted, creating a smoke monster, streams of magma, and bursts of ash. The ending was intended to take place inside the volcano, with molten lava flowing, as the clash between good and evil unfolded. This confrontation might have been more satisfying to some audiences who deemed the current ending confusing.
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