Theory:Bob Bishop - Revision history

imported>PJDEP: This supports the theory

2010-02-28T17:34:58Z

This supports the theory

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imported>PJDEP: This supports the theory

2010-02-28T17:34:58Z

This supports the theory

imported>Blood69 at 10:24, 22 October 2009

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	{{minus}} Angela said that Elle only lasted in the Company because her father intervened in her favor.<br />		{{minus}} Angela said that Elle only lasted in the Company because her father intervened in her favor.<br />
	{{note}} He needed someone with an ability that can stop almost anyone. He doesn't need to like all his agents, and he thinks that Elle is a disappointment.<br />		{{note}} He needed someone with an ability that can stop almost anyone. He doesn't need to like all his agents, and he thinks that Elle is a disappointment.<br />
			{{plus}} It was been speculated that [[Elle]]'s mother died giving birth to her. If this is so, this might explain his dislike for her.<br />
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imported>Blood69: Bob's parents died a year before Noah was born. Unless they are half-brothers, this theory is impossible

2009-10-11T10:46:24Z

Bob's parents died a year before Noah was born. Unless they are half-brothers, this theory is impossible

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imported>Intuitive Empath at 23:11, 7 October 2009

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	{{minus}} [[Thompson]] mentions bringing him in personally. (''[[.07%]]'')<br />		{{minus}} [[Thompson]] mentions bringing him in personally. (''[[.07%]]'')<br />
	{{plus}} An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in ''[[Powerless]]''. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.<br />		{{plus}} An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in ''[[Powerless]]''. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.<br />
	{{minus}} Bob was born 16 years before Noah was born, making him barely old enough to be Noah's father.<br />		{{minus}} Bob was born sixteen years before Noah was born, making him barely old enough to be Noah's father.<br />
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	\| Bob adopted [[Elle]] when she was taken into [[the Company]]. \|\| [[Claire]] was adopted. {{epp\|117}} \|\| {{minus}} Unlike [[Noah Bennet]], Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.<br />		\| Bob adopted [[Elle]] when she was taken into [[the Company]]. \|\| [[Claire]] was adopted. {{epp\|117}} \|\| {{minus}} Unlike [[Noah Bennet]], Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.<br />

imported>Blood69 at 14:17, 6 October 2009

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	{{minus}} [[Thompson]] mentions bringing him in personally. (''[[.07%]]'')<br />		{{minus}} [[Thompson]] mentions bringing him in personally. (''[[.07%]]'')<br />
	{{plus}} An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in ''[[Powerless]]''. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.<br />		{{plus}} An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in ''[[Powerless]]''. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.<br />
			{{minus}} Bob was born 16 years before Noah was born, making him barely old enough to be Noah's father.<br />
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	\| Bob adopted [[Elle]] when she was taken into [[the Company]]. \|\| [[Claire]] was adopted. {{epp\|117}} \|\| {{minus}} Unlike [[Noah Bennet]], Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.<br />		\| Bob adopted [[Elle]] when she was taken into [[the Company]]. \|\| [[Claire]] was adopted. {{epp\|117}} \|\| {{minus}} Unlike [[Noah Bennet]], Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.<br />

imported>Altes at 09:25, 3 October 2009

2009-10-03T09:25:18Z

imported>Crazyaspie: links

2009-05-16T04:52:16Z

links

imported>Crazyaspie: basic clean-up

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basic clean-up

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	:{{minus}} Bennet has no knowledge of Linderman's connection to the Company and is imprisoned without appeal. It would be very odd if his brother was one of the leaders...<br />		:{{minus}} Bennet has no knowledge of Linderman's connection to the Company and is imprisoned without appeal. It would be very odd if his brother was one of the leaders...<br />
	::{{note}} Bob nor Noah may not know if they're brothers or not.<br />		::{{note}} Bob nor Noah may not know if they're brothers or not.<br />
			::{{note}} Neither Petrelli brother seemed aware of their parents' activities.<br />
	{{minus}} Thompson mentions bringing him in personally.<br />		{{minus}} Thompson mentions bringing him in personally.<br />
	{{plus}} An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in ''[[Powerless]]''. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.<br />		{{plus}} An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in ''[[Powerless]]''. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.<br />
	:{{minus}} Saying that two characters are related because of one camera shot seems sort of out there.<br />
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	\| Bob adopted Elle when she was taken into [[the Company]]. \|\| [[Claire]] was adopted. {{epp\|117}} \|\| {{minus}} Unlike [[Noah\|Bennet]], Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.<br />		\| Bob adopted Elle when she was taken into [[the Company]]. \|\| [[Claire]] was adopted. {{epp\|117}} \|\| {{minus}} Unlike [[Noah\|Bennet]], Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.<br />
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	{{plus}} It has been theorized that [[Angela Petrelli]] or [[Carlos Mendez]] have the power of [[precognition]], and could foresee the evolution of Gabriel Gray into the psychopath Sylar.<br />		{{plus}} It has been theorized that [[Angela Petrelli]] or [[Carlos Mendez]] have the power of [[precognition]], and could foresee the evolution of Gabriel Gray into the psychopath Sylar.<br />
	:{{note}} [[Angela Petrelli]] has a [[Precognitive dreaming\|precognitive]] ability, and according to [[Arthur Petrelli\|Arthur]] in ''[[Episode:Eris Quod Sum\|Eris Quod Sum]]'', she did "see" what Gabriel would become.<br />		:{{note}} [[Angela Petrelli]] has a [[Precognitive dreaming\|precognitive]] ability, and according to [[Arthur Petrelli\|Arthur]] in ''[[Episode:Eris Quod Sum\|Eris Quod Sum]]'', she did "see" what Gabriel would become.<br />
	::{{minus}} [[Arthur Petrelli]] ~~was~~ lying. He also told Sylar he was their son.<br />		::{{minus}} [[Arthur Petrelli]] could have been lying. He also told Sylar he was their son.<br />
	{{note}} It may have to do with the [[brain]] located in the [[Vault]].<br />		{{note}} It may have to do with the [[brain]] located in the [[Vault]].<br />
	{{minus}} There is no solid evidence for this theory.<br />
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	\| [[Bob]] asked [[Sylar]] to kill him. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} He could have done it to annoy [[Elle]].<br />		\| [[Bob]] asked [[Sylar]] to kill him. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} He could have done it to annoy [[Elle]].<br />
	:{{~~minus~~}} By ~~that~~ ~~logic,~~ Sylar ~~could~~ ~~have~~ killed ~~[[James~~ ~~Walker]]~~ to ~~annoy~~ [[~~Molly~~]].<br />		{{plus}} Elle might have got into a relationship with Sylar because he told her that he killed her father and she might have been acting in ''[[It's Coming]]''.<br />
		⚫	{{minus}} We saw Sylar cutting Elle's head in ''[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]'' and she wasn't expecting that.<br />
	{{plus}} [[Elle]] might have got into a relationship with [[Sylar]] (or [[Gabriel Gray]]) because he told her that he killed her father and she might have been acting in [[It's Coming]].<br />
⚫	{{minus}} We saw [[Sylar]] cutting [[Elle]]'s head in [[The Eclipse, Part 2]] and she wasn't expecting that.<br />
	{{plus}} Bob might have seen the eclipse forthcoming and told Sylar about the fact that he will lose his powers. Perhaps [[Sylar]] didn't want to lose them, so in his anger he killed Bob.<br />
	:{{minus}} Bob had no way to know the eclipse would temporarily depower people.<br />
	:{{minus}} This does not seem to imply that Bob intended to be killed.<br />
	{{minus}} Sylar would want revenge for having been infected with the Shanti virus, and a new ability to boot.<br />		{{minus}} Sylar would want revenge for having been infected with the Shanti virus, and a new ability to boot.<br />
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	{{plus}} It has been theorized that [[Angela Petrelli]] or [[Carlos Mendez]] have the power of [[precognition]], and could foresee the evolution of Gabriel Gray into the psychopath Sylar.<br />		{{plus}} It has been theorized that [[Angela Petrelli]] or [[Carlos Mendez]] have the power of [[precognition]], and could foresee the evolution of Gabriel Gray into the psychopath Sylar.<br />
	:{{note}} [[Angela Petrelli]] has a [[Precognitive dreaming\|precognitive]] ability, and according to [[Arthur Petrelli\|Arthur]] in ''[[Episode:Eris Quod Sum\|Eris Quod Sum]]'', she did "see" what Gabriel would become.<br />		:{{note}} [[Angela Petrelli]] has a [[Precognitive dreaming\|precognitive]] ability, and according to [[Arthur Petrelli\|Arthur]] in ''[[Episode:Eris Quod Sum\|Eris Quod Sum]]'', she did "see" what Gabriel would become.<br />
	::{{minus}} [[Arthur Petrelli]] was lying. He also told Sylar he was their son.		::{{minus}} [[Arthur Petrelli]] was lying. He also told Sylar he was their son.<br />
	{{note}} It may have to do with the [[brain]] located in the [[Vault]].<br />		{{note}} It may have to do with the [[brain]] located in the [[Vault]].<br />
	{{minus}} There is no solid evidence for this theory.<br />		{{minus}} There is no solid evidence for this theory.<br />

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	{{minus}} Bennet's description of how Bob brought Elle in to be tested by [[The Company]] seems to suggest strongly that she is Bob's biological daughter.{{epp\|209}}<br />		{{minus}} Bennet's description of how Bob brought Elle in to be tested by [[The Company]] seems to suggest strongly that she is Bob's biological daughter.{{epp\|209}}<br />
	:{{note}} Bennet was supposed to return his adopted daughter to the Company once she manifested her powers.<br />		:{{note}} Bennet was supposed to return his adopted daughter to the Company once she manifested her powers.<br />
	{{~~minus~~}} Bob's wife and Elle's mother is not evident.<br />		{{plus}} Bob's wife and Elle's mother identity is not evident.<br />
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	\| Bob was allied with [[Linderman]] towards blowing up New York. \|\| [[Sandra]] recognizes Bob as Noah's boss. {{epp\|209}} <br /> Noah's other boss, [[Thompson]], openly supports Linderman's plan. {{epp\|121}} \|\| {{plus}} Bob seems pretty well set up (comfy office, access to files, prisoners, experimental viruses and cures, no hint of conflict in [[The Company]] other than a pair of runaways and a telepathic assassin, i.e. no one questions his authority) for a guy who's just taken over [[The Company]] in less than 24 hours.<br />		\| Bob was allied with [[Linderman]] towards blowing up New York. \|\| [[Sandra]] recognizes Bob as Noah's boss. {{epp\|209}} <br /> Noah's other boss, [[Thompson]], openly supports Linderman's plan. {{epp\|121}} \|\| {{plus}} Bob seems pretty well set up (comfy office, access to files, prisoners, experimental viruses and cures, no hint of conflict in [[The Company]] other than a pair of runaways and a telepathic assassin, i.e. no one questions his authority) for a guy who's just taken over [[The Company]] in less than 24 hours.<br />
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	::{{minus}} Matt and Nathan already knew about the connection between Bob and Angela, there would be no point in hiding that information, especially after the failure of the bomb and Linderman's death.<br />		::{{minus}} Matt and Nathan already knew about the connection between Bob and Angela, there would be no point in hiding that information, especially after the failure of the bomb and Linderman's death.<br />
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	\| Bob was a sociopath like [[Elle]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Elle says that she was diagnosed as a sociopath; it could be genetic.<br />		\| Bob was a sociopath like [[Elle]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Elle says that she was diagnosed as a sociopath; it could be genetic.<br />
	:{{minus}} It is unclear if Bob was Elle's biological father.<br />		:{{minus}} It is unclear if Bob was Elle's biological father.<br />
	::{{note}} Nothing suggests he isn't her biological father.<br />		::{{note}} Nothing suggests he isn't her biological father.<br />
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	{{plus}} His powers could represent how he was materialist and may not care about people, thinking them as objects.<br />		{{plus}} His powers could represent how he was materialist and may not care about people, thinking them as objects.<br />
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	\| Bob orchestrated the rise of Sylar, by pointing [[Chandra]] to the location of "[[Patient Zero]]" or by other means. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} [[Victoria Pratt]] obtained [[Strain 138]] from [[Shanti]]. [[The Company]] must have had at least some awareness of [[Chandra]]'s research.<br />		\| Bob orchestrated the rise of Sylar, by pointing [[Chandra]] to the location of "[[Patient Zero]]" or by other means. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} [[Victoria Pratt]] obtained [[Strain 138]] from [[Shanti]]. [[The Company]] must have had at least some awareness of [[Chandra]]'s research.<br />
	{{plus}} [[Noah]] kept Sylar alive by strict orders from his boss. (''[[Godsend]]''). Bob was his boss. (''[[Truth & Consequences]])<br />		{{plus}} [[Noah]] kept Sylar alive by strict orders from his boss. (''[[Godsend]]''). Bob was his boss. (''[[Truth & Consequences]])<br />
	:{{minus}} His boss was [[Thompson]], not [[Linderman]] or [[Bob]].<br />		:{{minus}} His boss was [[Thompson]], not [[Linderman]] or [[Bob]].<br />
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	{{minus}} Not even Bob would help in creating a monster who would hunt evolved humans, the Company's main resources.<br />		{{minus}} Not even Bob would help in creating a monster who would hunt evolved humans, the Company's main resources.<br />
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	\| [[Bob]] asked [[Sylar]] to kill him. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} He could have done it to annoy [[Elle]].<br />		\| [[Bob]] asked [[Sylar]] to kill him. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He could have done it to annoy [[Elle]].<br />
	{{plus}} Elle might have got into a relationship with Sylar because he told her that he killed her father and she might have been acting in ''[[It's Coming]]''.<br />		{{plus}} Elle might have got into a relationship with Sylar because he told her that he killed her father and she might have been acting in ''[[It's Coming]]''.<br />
	{{minus}} We saw Sylar cutting Elle's head in ''[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]'', and she wasn't expecting that.<br />		{{minus}} We saw Sylar cutting Elle's head in ''[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]'', and she wasn't expecting that.<br />
	{{minus}} Sylar would want revenge for having been infected with the Shanti virus, and a new ability to boot.<br />		{{minus}} Sylar would want revenge for having been infected with the Shanti virus, and a new ability to boot.<br />
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	\| [[Bob]] never liked [[Elle]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} He allowed her to be experimented on.<br />		\| [[Bob]] never liked [[Elle]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He allowed her to be experimented on.<br />
	{{minus}} Angela said that Elle only lasted in the Company because her father intervened in her favor.<br />		{{minus}} Angela said that Elle only lasted in the Company because her father intervened in her favor.<br />
	{{note}} He needed someone with an ability that can stop almost anyone. He doesn't need to like all his agents, and he thinks that Elle is a disappointment.<br />		{{note}} He needed someone with an ability that can stop almost anyone. He doesn't need to like all his agents, and he thinks that Elle is a disappointment.<br />

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	\| Bob and [[Noah Bennet]] are brothers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Switching your last name from Bishop to Bennet to Butler (''[[Four Months Later]]'') is not a huge stretch. Perhaps he wanted to prove his own value, instead of being known as the 'Boss's kid brother.<br />		\| Bob and [[Noah Bennet]] are brothers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Switching your last name from Bishop to Bennet to Butler (''[[Four Months Later]]'') is not a huge stretch. Perhaps he wanted to prove his own value, instead of being known as the Boss's kid brother.<br />
	:{{minus}} Bennet has no knowledge of [[Linderman]]'s connection to [[the Company]] and is imprisoned without appeal (''[[Parasite'']]). It would be very odd if his brother was one of the leaders...<br />		:{{minus}} Bennet has no knowledge of [[Linderman]]'s connection to [[the Company]] and is imprisoned without appeal (''[[Parasite]]''). It would be very odd if his brother was one of the leaders...<br />
	::{{note}} Bob nor Noah may ~~not~~ know if they're brothers or not.<br />		::{{note}} Neither Bob nor Noah may know if they're brothers or not.<br />
	::{{note}} Neither [[Nathan]] nor [[Peter Petrelli]] seemed aware of their parents' activities at the Company.<br />		::{{note}} Neither [[Nathan]] nor [[Peter Petrelli]] seemed aware of their parents' activities at the Company.<br />
	{{minus}} [[Thompson]] mentions bringing him in personally. (''[[.07%]]'')<br />		{{minus}} [[Thompson]] mentions bringing him in personally. (''[[.07%]]'')<br />
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	{{plus}} Many parallels have been drawn between Claire and Elle, and it's implied that Bob had [[the Haitian]] erase all of Elle's previous life. (''[[Powerless]]'')<br />		{{plus}} Many parallels have been drawn between Claire and Elle, and it's implied that Bob had [[the Haitian]] erase all of Elle's previous life. (''[[Powerless]]'')<br />
	{{minus}} Bennet's description of how Bob brought Elle in to be tested by [[The Company]] seems to suggest strongly that she is Bob's biological daughter.{{epp\|209}}<br />		{{minus}} Bennet's description of how Bob brought Elle in to be tested by [[The Company]] seems to suggest strongly that she is Bob's biological daughter.{{epp\|209}}<br />
	:{{note}} Bennet was supposed to return his adopted daughter to the ~~company~~ once she manifested her powers.<br />		:{{note}} Bennet was supposed to return his adopted daughter to the Company once she manifested her powers.<br />
	{{minus}} Bob's wife and Elle's mother is not evident.<br />		{{minus}} Bob's wife and Elle's mother is not evident.<br />
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	\| Bob was allied with [[Linderman]] towards blowing up New York. \|\| [[Sandra]] recognizes Bob as Noah's boss. {{epp\|209}} <br /> Noah's other boss, [[Thompson]], openly supports Linderman's plan. {{epp\|121}} \|\| {{plus}} Bob seems pretty well set up (comfy office, access to files, prisoners, experimental viruses and cures, no hint of conflict in [[The Company]] other than a pair of runaways and a telepathic assassin, i.e. no one questions his authority), for a guy who's just taken over [[The Company]] in less than 24 hours.<br />		\| Bob was allied with [[Linderman]] towards blowing up New York. \|\| [[Sandra]] recognizes Bob as Noah's boss. {{epp\|209}} <br /> Noah's other boss, [[Thompson]], openly supports Linderman's plan. {{epp\|121}} \|\| {{plus}} Bob seems pretty well set up (comfy office, access to files, prisoners, experimental viruses and cures, no hint of conflict in [[The Company]] other than a pair of runaways and a telepathic assassin, i.e. no one questions his authority) for a guy who's just taken over [[The Company]] in less than 24 hours.<br />
			:{{minus}} The events in Volume Two take place four months after Volume One's finale, not 24 hours.<br />
⚫	{{note}} Linderman spends his time running a vast crime syndicate and lives in Vegas. Someone has to handle the day-to-day affairs of The Company...<br />
			::{{minus}} Angela took Bob's position even more easily.<br />
		⚫	{{note}} Linderman spends his time running a vast crime syndicate and lives in Vegas. Someone has to handle the day-to-day affairs of The Company...<br />
	{{minus}} Bob talks about fixing the problems that Linderman made when he first talks to Niki.<br />		{{minus}} Bob talks about fixing the problems that Linderman made when he first talks to Niki.<br />
	:{{plus}} Bob is clearly manipulative. He may have been dishonest in order to win Niki's trust by implying that they were both enemies of Linderman.<br />		:{{plus}} Bob is clearly manipulative. He may have been dishonest in order to win Niki's trust by implying that they were both enemies of Linderman.<br />
	{{minus}} Angela only mentions herself and Linderman as supporters of Adam's plans.<br />		{{minus}} Angela only mentions herself and Linderman as supporters of Adam's plans.<br />
	:{{plus}} If Angela was still working with Bob, it would have been unwise to expose their each other, hence it makes sense if Angela was also being dishonest.<br />		:{{plus}} If Angela was still working with Bob, it would have been unwise to expose their each other, hence it makes sense if Angela was also being dishonest.<br />
	::{{minus}}Matt and Nathan already knew about the connection between Bob and Angela, there would be no point in hiding that information, especially after the failure of the bomb and Linderman's death.<br />		::{{minus}} Matt and Nathan already knew about the connection between Bob and Angela, there would be no point in hiding that information, especially after the failure of the bomb and Linderman's death.<br />
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	\| Bob was a sociopath like [[Elle]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Elle says that she was diagnosed as a sociopath; it could be genetic.<br />		\| Bob was a sociopath like [[Elle]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Elle says that she was diagnosed as a sociopath; it could be genetic.<br />
	:{{minus}} It is unclear if Bob was Elle's biological father.<br />		:{{minus}} It is unclear if Bob was Elle's biological father.<br />
			::{{note}} Nothing suggests he isn't her biological father.<br />
	:{{minus}} Noah Bennet told Elle that she was tested on by her father and had her memories removed. Her unstable behavior probably has more to do with her environment than genetics.<br />		:{{minus}} Noah Bennet told Elle that she was tested on by her father and had her memories removed. Her unstable behavior probably has more to do with her environment than genetics.<br />
	{{plus}} Bob was very manipulative and works for a rather "[[moral ambiguity\|morally gray]]" group.<br />		{{plus}} Bob was very manipulative and works for a rather "[[moral ambiguity\|morally gray]]" group.<br />
	{{plus}} He let tests be made on Elle at age of seven. Even if she is not his daughter, this shows a rather dark personality.<br />		{{plus}} He let tests be made on Elle at age of seven. Even if she is not his daughter, this shows a rather dark personality.<br />
	{{plus}} His powers could represent how he was materialist and may not care about people, thinking them as objects.<br />		{{plus}} His powers could represent how he was materialist and may not care about people, thinking them as objects.<br />
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	\| Bob orchestrated the rise of Sylar, by pointing [[Chandra]] to the location of "[[Patient Zero]]" or by other means. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} [[Victoria Pratt]] obtained [[Strain 138]] from [[Shanti]]. [[The Company]] must have had at least some awareness of [[Chandra]]'s research.<br />		\| Bob orchestrated the rise of Sylar, by pointing [[Chandra]] to the location of "[[Patient Zero]]" or by other means. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} [[Victoria Pratt]] obtained [[Strain 138]] from [[Shanti]]. [[The Company]] must have had at least some awareness of [[Chandra]]'s research.<br />
	{{plus}} [[Noah]] kept Sylar alive by strict orders from his boss. (''[[Godsend]]''). Bob was his boss. (''[[Truth & Consequences]])<br />		{{plus}} [[Noah]] kept Sylar alive by strict orders from his boss. (''[[Godsend]]''). Bob was his boss. (''[[Truth & Consequences]])<br />
			:{{minus}} His boss was [[Thompson]], not [[Linderman]] or [[Bob]].<br />
	{{plus}} It has been theorized that [[Angela Petrelli]] or [[Carlos Mendez]] have the power of [[precognition]], and could foresee the evolution of Gabriel Gray into the psychopath Sylar.<br />		{{plus}} It has been theorized that [[Angela Petrelli]] or [[Carlos Mendez]] have the power of [[precognition]], and could foresee the evolution of Gabriel Gray into the psychopath Sylar.<br />
	:{{note}} [[Angela Petrelli]] has a [[Precognitive dreaming\|precognitive]] ability, and according to [[Arthur Petrelli\|Arthur]] in ''[[Episode:Eris Quod Sum\|Eris Quod Sum]]'', she did "see" what Gabriel would become.<br />		:{{note}} [[Angela Petrelli]] has a [[Precognitive dreaming\|precognitive]] ability, and according to [[Arthur Petrelli\|Arthur]] in ''[[Episode:Eris Quod Sum\|Eris Quod Sum]]'', she did "see" what Gabriel would become.<br />
	::{{minus}} [[Arthur Petrelli]] could have been lying. He also told Sylar he was their son.<br />		::{{minus}} [[Arthur Petrelli]] could have been lying. He also told Sylar he was their son.<br />
	{{note}} It may have to do with the [[brain]] located in the [[Vault]].<br />		{{note}} It may have to do with the [[brain]] located in the [[Vault]].<br />
			{{plus}} Bob and Chandra have met in the past (''[[1961]]''). Bob may want to manipulate Chandra in revenge.<br />
			{{minus}} Not even Bob would help in creating a monster who would hunt evolved humans, the Company's main resources.<br />
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	\| [[Bob]] asked [[Sylar]] to kill him. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} He could have done it to annoy [[Elle]].<br />		\| [[Bob]] asked [[Sylar]] to kill him. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} He could have done it to annoy [[Elle]].<br />
	{{plus}} Elle might have got into a relationship with Sylar because he told her that he killed her father and she might have been acting in ''[[It's Coming]]''.<br />		{{plus}} Elle might have got into a relationship with Sylar because he told her that he killed her father and she might have been acting in ''[[It's Coming]]''.<br />
	{{minus}} We saw Sylar cutting Elle's head in ''[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]'' and she wasn't expecting that.<br />		{{minus}} We saw Sylar cutting Elle's head in ''[[The Eclipse, Part 2]]'', and she wasn't expecting that.<br />
	{{minus}} Sylar would want revenge for having been infected with the Shanti virus, and a new ability to boot.<br />		{{minus}} Sylar would want revenge for having been infected with the Shanti virus, and a new ability to boot.<br />
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	\| Bob and [[Noah Bennet]] are brothers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Switching your last name from Bishop to Bennet to Butler is not a huge stretch. Perhaps he wanted to prove his own value, instead of being known as the 'Boss's kid brother.<br />		\| Bob and [[Noah Bennet]] are brothers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Switching your last name from Bishop to Bennet to Butler (''[[Four Months Later]]'') is not a huge stretch. Perhaps he wanted to prove his own value, instead of being known as the 'Boss's kid brother.<br />
	:{{minus}} Bennet has no knowledge of Linderman's connection to the Company and is imprisoned without appeal. It would be very odd if his brother was one of the leaders...<br />		:{{minus}} Bennet has no knowledge of [[Linderman]]'s connection to [[the Company]] and is imprisoned without appeal (''[[Parasite'']]). It would be very odd if his brother was one of the leaders...<br />
	::{{note}} Bob nor Noah may not know if they're brothers or not.<br />		::{{note}} Bob nor Noah may not know if they're brothers or not.<br />
	::{{note}} Neither ~~Petrelli~~ ~~brother~~ seemed aware of their parents' activities.<br />		::{{note}} Neither [[Nathan]] nor [[Peter Petrelli]] seemed aware of their parents' activities at the Company.<br />
	{{minus}} Thompson mentions bringing him in personally.<br />		{{minus}} [[Thompson]] mentions bringing him in personally. (''[[.07%]]'')<br />
	{{plus}} An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in ''[[Powerless]]''. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.<br />		{{plus}} An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in ''[[Powerless]]''. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.<br />
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	\| Bob adopted Elle when she was taken into [[the Company]]. \|\| [[Claire]] was adopted. {{epp\|117}} \|\| {{minus}} Unlike [[Noah\|Bennet]], Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.<br />		\| Bob adopted [[Elle]] when she was taken into [[the Company]]. \|\| [[Claire]] was adopted. {{epp\|117}} \|\| {{minus}} Unlike [[Noah Bennet]], Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.<br />
			:{{note}} [[Eden McCain]]'s parents were apparently powerless, as were [[Alex Woolsly]]'s. Being an [[evolved human]] does not appear to affect the manifestation in an offspring's powers.<br />
	{{plus}} Many parallels have been drawn between Claire and Elle, and it's implied that Bob had [[the Haitian]] erase all of Elle's previous life.<br />		{{plus}} Many parallels have been drawn between Claire and Elle, and it's implied that Bob had [[the Haitian]] erase all of Elle's previous life. (''[[Powerless]]'')<br />
	{{minus}} ~~[[Noah\|~~Bennet's]] description of how Bob brought [[Elle]] in to be tested by [[The Company]] seems to suggest strongly that she is Bob's biological daughter.{{epp\|209}}<br />		{{minus}} Bennet's description of how Bob brought Elle in to be tested by [[The Company]] seems to suggest strongly that she is Bob's biological daughter.{{epp\|209}}<br />
	:{{note}} Bennet was supposed to return his adopted daughter to the company once she manifested her powers.<br />		:{{note}} Bennet was supposed to return his adopted daughter to the company once she manifested her powers.<br />
	{{minus}} Bob's wife and Elle's mother is not evident.<br />		{{minus}} Bob's wife and Elle's mother is not evident.<br />