Graphic Novel talk:Bloodlines, Part 2 - Revision history

imported>Tim Thomason: /* I don't get Adam... */

2010-02-20T06:54:49Z

I don't get Adam...

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imported>Tim Thomason: /* I don't get Adam... */

2010-02-20T06:54:49Z

I don't get Adam...

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	* Maybe he did it because he might have though, "A teleporter! Hiro.." Death stare or something.. or maybe he was working at Building 26 and wanted to stop the evolved human from escaping. --[[User:Scorvi12\|Scorvi12]] 23:35, 24 December 2009 (EST)		* Maybe he did it because he might have though, "A teleporter! Hiro.." Death stare or something.. or maybe he was working at Building 26 and wanted to stop the evolved human from escaping. --[[User:Scorvi12\|Scorvi12]] 23:35, 24 December 2009 (EST)
	**I think you may have misunderstood the time this novel takes place, Scorvi. It's about 40 years ago. --[[User:Crazylicious\|Crazylicious]] 20:08, 28 December 2009 (EST)		**I think you may have misunderstood the time this novel takes place, Scorvi. It's about 40 years ago. --[[User:Crazylicious\|Crazylicious]] 20:08, 28 December 2009 (EST)
			***Yeah, but in 1961, Adam still probably hated Hiro (from events 290 years prior), and the "Building 26" refers to the building in [[Coyote Sands]] where they tested the evolved children. So both those statements are accurate for 1961 and 2007-2009.--[[User:Tim Thomason\|Tim Thomason]] 01:54, 20 February 2010 (EST)

imported>Yoshi n1: red link

2010-02-04T14:30:56Z

red link

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imported>Janrodrigo: NBC's website says New Novel:Starting Over; Doyle's fate is in the hands of Samuel & Joseph. But when I click on it Bloodliness, Part 2 opens & it's not there-it's 00.10, Tuesday in Hawaii!

2009-12-29T10:13:50Z

NBC's website says New Novel:Starting Over; Doyle's fate is in the hands of Samuel & Joseph. But when I click on it Bloodliness, Part 2 opens & it's not there-it's 00.10, Tuesday in Hawaii!

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imported>Crazylicious: /* I don't get Adam... */

2009-12-29T01:08:26Z

I don't get Adam...

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	Why does he hit Arnold at the back of his head, to finally wake him up and figure out that he got him amnesic ? [[User:CrazyMick\|CrazyMick]]		Why does he hit Arnold at the back of his head, to finally wake him up and figure out that he got him amnesic ? [[User:CrazyMick\|CrazyMick]]
	* Maybe he did it because he might have though, "A teleporter! Hiro.." Death stare or something.. or maybe he was working at Building 26 and wanted to stop the evolved human from escaping. --[[User:Scorvi12\|Scorvi12]] 23:35, 24 December 2009 (EST)		* Maybe he did it because he might have though, "A teleporter! Hiro.." Death stare or something.. or maybe he was working at Building 26 and wanted to stop the evolved human from escaping. --[[User:Scorvi12\|Scorvi12]] 23:35, 24 December 2009 (EST)
			**I think you may have misunderstood the time this novel takes place, Scorvi. It's about 40 years ago. --[[User:Crazylicious\|Crazylicious]] 20:08, 28 December 2009 (EST)

imported>Scorvi12 at 04:35, 25 December 2009

2009-12-25T04:35:17Z

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	Why does he hit Arnold at the back of his head, to finally wake him up and figure out that he got him amnesic ? [[User:CrazyMick\|CrazyMick]]		Why does he hit Arnold at the back of his head, to finally wake him up and figure out that he got him amnesic ? [[User:CrazyMick\|CrazyMick]]
			* Maybe he did it because he might have though, "A teleporter! Hiro.." Death stare or something.. or maybe he was working at Building 26 and wanted to stop the evolved human from escaping. --[[User:Scorvi12\|Scorvi12]] 23:35, 24 December 2009 (EST)

imported>Janrodrigo: /* I HATE */ signing for Cj31094

2009-12-25T01:11:36Z

I HATE: signing for Cj31094

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	*******Though I disagree with Empath about Adam, why does it matter whether good character development's in episodes or GN's? It's the same world, the same characters. Money might not be an issue for NBC as a whole, but the show does have a budget, and it's cheaper to do it this way. I'd much rather this then we never getting to see old characters again because the show can't/won't hire all the old actors. [[User:Swmystery\|Swm]] 18:59, 23 December 2009 (EST)		*******Though I disagree with Empath about Adam, why does it matter whether good character development's in episodes or GN's? It's the same world, the same characters. Money might not be an issue for NBC as a whole, but the show does have a budget, and it's cheaper to do it this way. I'd much rather this then we never getting to see old characters again because the show can't/won't hire all the old actors. [[User:Swmystery\|Swm]] 18:59, 23 December 2009 (EST)
	**Another thing to consider is time investment. 19 hours were ordered for this season. Each episode has to cover a certain amount of plot with quite a few (usually 4-5) characters. Going from the point we're at in the beginning of this novel to the end would be almost an entire episode of development for Samuel, Joseph, and Arnold, for just their section of the episode.--[[User:NovaX81\|NovaX81]] 20:42, 23 December 2009 (EST)		**Another thing to consider is time investment. 19 hours were ordered for this season. Each episode has to cover a certain amount of plot with quite a few (usually 4-5) characters. Going from the point we're at in the beginning of this novel to the end would be almost an entire episode of development for Samuel, Joseph, and Arnold, for just their section of the episode.--[[User:NovaX81\|NovaX81]] 20:42, 23 December 2009 (EST)
	*OK, so forget about bringing adam back still there is some good character development for the rest of the carnies (ARNOL Y LYDIA)because the only carnie we only got to know is SAMUEL		*OK, so forget about bringing adam back still there is some good character development for the rest of the carnies (ARNOL Y LYDIA)because the only carnie we only got to know is SAMUEL [[User:Cj31094\|Cj31094]] 19:16, 24 December 2009 (EST)

	== I don't get Adam... ==		== I don't get Adam... ==

imported>Cj31094 at 00:16, 25 December 2009

2009-12-25T00:16:06Z

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	*******Though I disagree with Empath about Adam, why does it matter whether good character development's in episodes or GN's? It's the same world, the same characters. Money might not be an issue for NBC as a whole, but the show does have a budget, and it's cheaper to do it this way. I'd much rather this then we never getting to see old characters again because the show can't/won't hire all the old actors. [[User:Swmystery\|Swm]] 18:59, 23 December 2009 (EST)		*******Though I disagree with Empath about Adam, why does it matter whether good character development's in episodes or GN's? It's the same world, the same characters. Money might not be an issue for NBC as a whole, but the show does have a budget, and it's cheaper to do it this way. I'd much rather this then we never getting to see old characters again because the show can't/won't hire all the old actors. [[User:Swmystery\|Swm]] 18:59, 23 December 2009 (EST)
	**Another thing to consider is time investment. 19 hours were ordered for this season. Each episode has to cover a certain amount of plot with quite a few (usually 4-5) characters. Going from the point we're at in the beginning of this novel to the end would be almost an entire episode of development for Samuel, Joseph, and Arnold, for just their section of the episode.--[[User:NovaX81\|NovaX81]] 20:42, 23 December 2009 (EST)		**Another thing to consider is time investment. 19 hours were ordered for this season. Each episode has to cover a certain amount of plot with quite a few (usually 4-5) characters. Going from the point we're at in the beginning of this novel to the end would be almost an entire episode of development for Samuel, Joseph, and Arnold, for just their section of the episode.--[[User:NovaX81\|NovaX81]] 20:42, 23 December 2009 (EST)
			*OK, so forget about bringing adam back still there is some good character development for the rest of the carnies (ARNOL Y LYDIA)because the only carnie we only got to know is SAMUEL

	== I don't get Adam... ==		== I don't get Adam... ==

imported>Crazy-Mick at 22:55, 24 December 2009

2009-12-24T22:55:20Z

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	*******Though I disagree with Empath about Adam, why does it matter whether good character development's in episodes or GN's? It's the same world, the same characters. Money might not be an issue for NBC as a whole, but the show does have a budget, and it's cheaper to do it this way. I'd much rather this then we never getting to see old characters again because the show can't/won't hire all the old actors. [[User:Swmystery\|Swm]] 18:59, 23 December 2009 (EST)		*******Though I disagree with Empath about Adam, why does it matter whether good character development's in episodes or GN's? It's the same world, the same characters. Money might not be an issue for NBC as a whole, but the show does have a budget, and it's cheaper to do it this way. I'd much rather this then we never getting to see old characters again because the show can't/won't hire all the old actors. [[User:Swmystery\|Swm]] 18:59, 23 December 2009 (EST)
	**Another thing to consider is time investment. 19 hours were ordered for this season. Each episode has to cover a certain amount of plot with quite a few (usually 4-5) characters. Going from the point we're at in the beginning of this novel to the end would be almost an entire episode of development for Samuel, Joseph, and Arnold, for just their section of the episode.--[[User:NovaX81\|NovaX81]] 20:42, 23 December 2009 (EST)		**Another thing to consider is time investment. 19 hours were ordered for this season. Each episode has to cover a certain amount of plot with quite a few (usually 4-5) characters. Going from the point we're at in the beginning of this novel to the end would be almost an entire episode of development for Samuel, Joseph, and Arnold, for just their section of the episode.--[[User:NovaX81\|NovaX81]] 20:42, 23 December 2009 (EST)

			== I don't get Adam... ==

			Why does he hit Arnold at the back of his head, to finally wake him up and figure out that he got him amnesic ? [[User:CrazyMick\|CrazyMick]]

imported>Vampirate68: /* Joseph's ability? */

2009-12-24T02:12:49Z

Joseph's ability?

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	*** That happens sometimes to people with some types of amnesia. I believe that sometimes when they see somebody from their past, it can trigger old memories. I didn't see any evidence of a use of a power to restore Arnold's memories. I think he just saw somebody he recognized, and it started to come back to him. -- {{User:Ryangibsonstewart/sig}} 21:38, 22 December 2009 (EST)		*** That happens sometimes to people with some types of amnesia. I believe that sometimes when they see somebody from their past, it can trigger old memories. I didn't see any evidence of a use of a power to restore Arnold's memories. I think he just saw somebody he recognized, and it started to come back to him. -- {{User:Ryangibsonstewart/sig}} 21:38, 22 December 2009 (EST)
	**** I dunno, he WAS bonked on the head, and the brain tumor supposedly erased the rest of his memories. It's also weird that they make it a point to show Joseph touching people.--[[User:Gibbeynator\|Gibbeynator]] 08:13, 23 December 2009 (EST)		**** I dunno, he WAS bonked on the head, and the brain tumor supposedly erased the rest of his memories. It's also weird that they make it a point to show Joseph touching people.--[[User:Gibbeynator\|Gibbeynator]] 08:13, 23 December 2009 (EST)
			*****I figured he had just regained his memories some time between 1961 and now. {{User:Vampirate68/sig}} \| 21:12, 23 December 2009 (EST)

	== I HATE ==		== I HATE ==

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	* Maybe he did it because he might have though, "A teleporter! Hiro.." Death stare or something.. or maybe he was working at Building 26 and wanted to stop the evolved human from escaping. --[[User:Scorvi12\|Scorvi12]] 23:35, 24 December 2009 (EST)		* Maybe he did it because he might have though, "A teleporter! Hiro.." Death stare or something.. or maybe he was working at Building 26 and wanted to stop the evolved human from escaping. --[[User:Scorvi12\|Scorvi12]] 23:35, 24 December 2009 (EST)
	**I think you may have misunderstood the time this novel takes place, Scorvi. It's about 40 years ago. --[[User:Crazylicious\|Crazylicious]] 20:08, 28 December 2009 (EST)		**I think you may have misunderstood the time this novel takes place, Scorvi. It's about 40 years ago. --[[User:Crazylicious\|Crazylicious]] 20:08, 28 December 2009 (EST)
			***Yeah, but in 1961, Adam still probably hated Hiro (from events 290 years prior), and the "Building 26" refers to the building in [[Coyote Sands]] where they tested the evolved children. So both those statements are accurate for 1961 and 2007-2009.--[[User:Tim Thomason\|Tim Thomason]] 01:54, 20 February 2010 (EST)

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	Why does he hit Arnold at the back of his head, to finally wake him up and figure out that he got him amnesic ? [[User:CrazyMick\|CrazyMick]]		Why does he hit Arnold at the back of his head, to finally wake him up and figure out that he got him amnesic ? [[User:CrazyMick\|CrazyMick]]
	* Maybe he did it because he might have though, "A teleporter! Hiro.." Death stare or something.. or maybe he was working at Building 26 and wanted to stop the evolved human from escaping. --[[User:Scorvi12\|Scorvi12]] 23:35, 24 December 2009 (EST)		* Maybe he did it because he might have though, "A teleporter! Hiro.." Death stare or something.. or maybe he was working at Building 26 and wanted to stop the evolved human from escaping. --[[User:Scorvi12\|Scorvi12]] 23:35, 24 December 2009 (EST)
			**I think you may have misunderstood the time this novel takes place, Scorvi. It's about 40 years ago. --[[User:Crazylicious\|Crazylicious]] 20:08, 28 December 2009 (EST)