Graphic Novel:Rebellion, Part 1 - Revision history

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	*This graphic novel indicates that [[Monica Dawson]], [[Nana Dawson]], [[Sparrow Redhouse]] and [[Flint Gordon, Jr.]] were among the fugitives on [[Flight 195]].		*This graphic novel indicates that [[Monica Dawson]], [[Nana Dawson]], [[Sparrow Redhouse]] and [[Flint Gordon, Jr.]] were among the fugitives on [[Flight 195]].
	*The episode is set during ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]''.		*The episode is set during ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]''.
	*The row of hooded prisoners seen in the panel where they are loaded onto the plane do not have goggles and earmuffs; they also have their hands behind their backs. However, in ''A Clear and Present Danger'', all of them have their hands in front of them and are wearing goggles and earmuffs. Rebellion, Part 2 corrects the latter two errors.		*The row of hooded prisoners seen in the panel where they are loaded onto the plane do not have goggles and earmuffs; they also have their hands behind their backs. However, in ''A Clear and Present Danger'', all of them have their hands in front of them and are wearing goggles and earmuffs. ''Rebellion, Part 2'' corrects the latter two errors.
	**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow (they were most likely the two prisoners directly in front of Sparrow, due to them being captured at the same time). As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).		**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow (they were most likely the two prisoners directly in front of Sparrow, due to them being captured at the same time). As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).
	*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.		*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.

imported>Virgil: /* Notes */

2017-11-02T06:38:43Z

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	*This graphic novel indicates that [[Monica Dawson]], [[Nana Dawson]], [[Sparrow Redhouse]] and [[Flint Gordon, Jr.]] were among the fugitives on [[Flight 195]].		*This graphic novel indicates that [[Monica Dawson]], [[Nana Dawson]], [[Sparrow Redhouse]] and [[Flint Gordon, Jr.]] were among the fugitives on [[Flight 195]].
	*The episode is set during ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]''.		*The episode is set during ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]''.
	*The row of hooded prisoners seen in the panel where they are loaded onto the plane do not have goggles and earmuffs; they also have their hands behind their backs. However, in ''A Clear and Present Danger'', all of them have their hands in front of them and are wearing goggles and earmuffs.		*The row of hooded prisoners seen in the panel where they are loaded onto the plane do not have goggles and earmuffs; they also have their hands behind their backs. However, in ''A Clear and Present Danger'', all of them have their hands in front of them and are wearing goggles and earmuffs. Rebellion, Part 2 corrects the latter two errors.
	**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow (they were most likely the two prisoners directly in front of Sparrow, due to them being captured at the same time). As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).		**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow (they were most likely the two prisoners directly in front of Sparrow, due to them being captured at the same time). As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).
	*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.		*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.

imported>Virgil: /* Notes */

2017-11-01T12:20:03Z

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	*The episode is set during ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]''.		*The episode is set during ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]''.
	*The row of hooded prisoners seen in the panel where they are loaded onto the plane do not have goggles and earmuffs; they also have their hands behind their backs. However, in ''A Clear and Present Danger'', all of them have their hands in front of them and are wearing goggles and earmuffs.		*The row of hooded prisoners seen in the panel where they are loaded onto the plane do not have goggles and earmuffs; they also have their hands behind their backs. However, in ''A Clear and Present Danger'', all of them have their hands in front of them and are wearing goggles and earmuffs.
	**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow (they were most likely the two prisoners in front of Sparrow, due to them being captured at the same time). As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).		**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow (they were most likely the two prisoners directly in front of Sparrow, due to them being captured at the same time). As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).
	*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.		*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.
	*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners were readied to be transported, so the lack of an empty seat is unexplained.		*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners were readied to be transported, so the lack of an empty seat is unexplained.

imported>Virgil: /* Notes */

2017-11-01T12:19:11Z

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	*The episode is set during ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]''.		*The episode is set during ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]''.
	*The row of hooded prisoners seen in the panel where they are loaded onto the plane do not have goggles and earmuffs; they also have their hands behind their backs. However, in ''A Clear and Present Danger'', all of them have their hands in front of them and are wearing goggles and earmuffs.		*The row of hooded prisoners seen in the panel where they are loaded onto the plane do not have goggles and earmuffs; they also have their hands behind their backs. However, in ''A Clear and Present Danger'', all of them have their hands in front of them and are wearing goggles and earmuffs.
	**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).		**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow (they were most likely the two prisoners in front of Sparrow, due to them being captured at the same time). As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).
	*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.		*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.
	*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners were readied to be transported, so the lack of an empty seat is unexplained.		*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners were readied to be transported, so the lack of an empty seat is unexplained.

imported>Virgil: /* Notes */

2017-09-30T13:50:25Z

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	**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).		**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).
	*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.		*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.
	*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had ~~probably~~ realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners were readied to be transported.		*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners were readied to be transported, so the lack of an empty seat is unexplained.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Virgil: /* Notes */

2017-09-30T09:30:19Z

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	**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).		**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).
	*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.		*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.
	*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had probably realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners readied to be transported.		*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had probably realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners were readied to be transported.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Virgil: /* Notes */

2017-09-30T09:30:05Z

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	**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).		**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).
	*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.		*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.
	*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had probably realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners ~~were about~~ to be ~~readied~~.		*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had probably realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners readied to be transported.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Virgil: /* Notes */

2017-09-30T09:29:15Z

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	**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).		**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).
	*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.		*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.
	*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane.		*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane. While Damon, confused for Micah, may have also been intended to be a passenger, the team had probably realized much earlier they had caught the wrong person before sending the others to the hangar. Claire, however, was released as soon as the prisoners were about to be readied.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Virgil: /* Notes */

2017-09-29T13:21:35Z

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	*The episode is set during ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]''.		*The episode is set during ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]''.
	*The row of hooded prisoners seen in the panel where they are loaded onto the plane do not have goggles and earmuffs; they also have their hands behind their backs. However, in ''A Clear and Present Danger'', all of them have their hands in front of them and are wearing goggles and earmuffs.		*The row of hooded prisoners seen in the panel where they are loaded onto the plane do not have goggles and earmuffs; they also have their hands behind their backs. However, in ''A Clear and Present Danger'', all of them have their hands in front of them and are wearing goggles and earmuffs.
	**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ~~lamp~~ much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).		**It is also possible the row of hooded prisoners shown in the panel included Monica and Nana. And may indicate that they were on the same row as Hiro, Tracy and Sparrow. As seen in Flight 195's security footage, a hooded Sparrow is seen in the back of the second row of prisoners entering the plane on the left side of the ramp much like in the panel (earlier in the footage, Sparrow is shown to be shorter than the prisoner in front of her while the prisoner in the back of the other row is much taller than the prisoner in front of them).
	*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.		*It is never explained (not in this comic or in the others) why Damon was never put onboard Flight 195. While according to the transport list of the plane's passengers, Damon's (confused for Micah) status is listed as "Pending", implying the capture team realized their error, it still doesn't explain why he wasn't on the plane. It only raises the question of why he was taken to another place when he, Monica, and Nana were taken at the same time, especially since they were the last of the plane's intended passengers to be abducted.
	*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane.		*Judging by the presence of her name on the transport list, Claire was supposed to be transported on Flight 195 before being given a free pass. However, in the episode ''[[A Clear and Present Danger]]'', there are no empty seats seen on the plane.