Theory:Chandra Suresh - Revision history

imported>PJDEP at 04:54, 1 March 2010

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	\| Chandra Suresh isn't dead. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Before his "death" he said he thought people were watching him and this may have been a way of escaping. Mohinder said in ''[[Collision]]'' that when he went to claim him he was shown three John Does before his father and Chandra was misfiled. His body was turned to ashes removing any way of determining whether it was really him.<br />		\| Chandra Suresh isn't dead. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Before his "death" he said he thought people were watching him and this may have been a way of escaping. Mohinder said in ''[[Collision]]'' that when he went to claim him he was shown three John Does before his father and Chandra was misfiled. His body was turned to ashes removing any way of determining whether it was really him.<br />
	{{minus}} Mohinder witnesses Chandra's murder through Sanjog's power.<br />		{{minus}} Mohinder witnesses Chandra's murder through Sanjog's power.<br />
	:{{plus}} Unless Sanjog definitely has clairvoyance, he wouldn't know what really happened. He could have shown Mohinder what Chandra wanted him to see if Sanjog were with Chandra, which would explain how he knew about the conversation with Chandra's wife without clairvoyance.<br />		:{{plus}} Unless Sanjog definitely has clairvoyance, he wouldn't know what really happened. He could have shown Mohinder what Chandra wanted him to see if Sanjog were with Chandra, which would explain how he knew about the conversation with Chandra's wife without clairvoyance.<br />
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	{{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".<br />		{{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".<br />
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	\| Chandra Suresh had the ability of intuitive aptitude. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Assuming Sylar's real power is the ability to steal abilities from some type of emotional response, rather than examining the brain, being around Chandra could explain how he developed intuitive aptitude.<br />		\| Chandra Suresh had the ability of intuitive aptitude. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Assuming Sylar's real power is the ability to steal abilities from some type of emotional response, rather than examining the brain, being around Chandra could explain how he developed intuitive aptitude.<br />
	{{plus}} HRG has stated that Sylar's power is the ability to transfer powers from one vessel to another.<br />		{{plus}} HRG has stated that Sylar's power is the ability to transfer powers from one vessel to another.<br />
	{{minus}} Chandra would have definitely noticed if he himself had an ability, he spent too much time working on that not to notice.<br />		{{minus}} Chandra would have definitely noticed if he himself had an ability, he spent too much time working on that not to notice.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath at 18:03, 15 April 2009

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	{{minus}} Chandra never exhibited the hunger which comes as a side effect of the ability.<br />		{{minus}} Chandra never exhibited the hunger which comes as a side effect of the ability.<br />
	:{{plus}} Avid pursuit of a phenomenon in order to comprehend it to the point of sacrificing one's love for their family and their career is normal behaviour?<br />		:{{plus}} Avid pursuit of a phenomenon in order to comprehend it to the point of sacrificing one's love for their family and their career is normal behaviour?<br />
	{{minus}} Unlike Chandra himself, Sylar immediately knew that Chandra's watch was broken.		{{minus}} Unlike Chandra himself, Sylar immediately knew that Chandra's watch was broken.<br />
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imported>Omnicron at 01:55, 14 April 2009

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	{{minus}} Chandra never exhibited the hunger which comes as a side effect of the ability.<br />		{{minus}} Chandra never exhibited the hunger which comes as a side effect of the ability.<br />
	:{{plus}} Avid pursuit of a phenomenon in order to comprehend it to the point of sacrificing one's love for their family and their career is normal behaviour?<br />		:{{plus}} Avid pursuit of a phenomenon in order to comprehend it to the point of sacrificing one's love for their family and their career is normal behaviour?<br />
			{{minus}} Unlike Chandra himself, Sylar immediately knew that Chandra's watch was broken.
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imported>Josh at 02:05, 17 January 2009

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imported>Intuitive Empath at 21:05, 2 January 2009

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imported>Leninliker at 20:49, 2 January 2009

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	{{minus}} Chandra would have definitely noticed if he himself had an ability, he spent too much time working on that not to notice.<br />		{{minus}} Chandra would have definitely noticed if he himself had an ability, he spent too much time working on that not to notice.<br />
	{{minus}} Chandra never exhibited the hunger which comes as a side effect of the ability.		{{minus}} Chandra never exhibited the hunger which comes as a side effect of the ability.
			:{{plus}} Avid pursuit of a phenomenon in order to comprehend it to the point of sacrificing one's love for their family and their career is normal behaviour?
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imported>Intuitive Empath at 15:09, 18 November 2008

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	{{minus}} Sylar agrees with Mohinder when Mohinder says that he killed his father. (''[[Parasite]]'')<br />		{{minus}} Sylar agrees with Mohinder when Mohinder says that he killed his father. (''[[Parasite]]'')<br />
	{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical.<br /> {{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".<br />		{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical.<br /> {{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".<br />
	{{plus}}[[Chandra]] could have asked [[Sanjog]] to show [[Mohinder]] in order to stop Mohinder from pursuing [[Chandra]].		{{plus}} [[Chandra]] could have asked [[Sanjog]] to show [[Mohinder]] in order to stop Mohinder from pursuing [[Chandra]].
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	\| Chandra Suresh had the ability of intuitive aptitude. \|\|None.\|\|{{plus}}Assuming Sylar's real power is the ability to steal abilities from some type of emotional response, rather than examining the brain, being around Chandra could explain how he developed intuitive aptitude. <br/>~~{{plus}}HRG has stated that Sylar's power is the ability to transfer powers from one vessel to another.~~		\| Chandra Suresh had the ability of intuitive aptitude. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Assuming Sylar's real power is the ability to steal abilities from some type of emotional response, rather than examining the brain, being around Chandra could explain how he developed intuitive aptitude. <br />
			{{plus}}HRG has stated that Sylar's power is the ability to transfer powers from one vessel to another.<br />
			{{minus}} Chandra would have definitely noticed if he himself had an ability, he spent too much time working on that not to notice.<br />
			{{minus}} Chandra never exhibited the hunger which comes as a side effect of the ability.
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imported>Halfxwitted at 06:07, 18 November 2008

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	{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical.<br /> {{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".<br />		{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical.<br /> {{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".<br />
	{{plus}}[[Chandra]] could have asked [[Sanjog]] to show [[Mohinder]] in order to stop Mohinder from pursuing [[Chandra]].		{{plus}}[[Chandra]] could have asked [[Sanjog]] to show [[Mohinder]] in order to stop Mohinder from pursuing [[Chandra]].
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			\| Chandra Suresh had the ability of intuitive aptitude. \|\|None.\|\|{{plus}}Assuming Sylar's real power is the ability to steal abilities from some type of emotional response, rather than examining the brain, being around Chandra could explain how he developed intuitive aptitude. <br/>{{plus}}HRG has stated that Sylar's power is the ability to transfer powers from one vessel to another.
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	{{theoryheader\|sort=Suresh, Chandra}}		{{theoryheader\|sort=Suresh, Chandra}}
	\| Chandra Suresh isn't dead. \|\|None.\|\|{{plus}} Before his "death" he said he thought people were watching him and this may have been a way of escaping. Mohinder said in Collision that when he went to claim him he was shown three John Does before his father and Chandra was misfiled. His body was turned to ashes removing any way of determining whether it was really him.<br>{{minus}} Mohinder witnesses Chandra's murder through Sanjog's power.<br~~>{{plus}}Unless~~ Sanjog definitely has clairvoyance, he wouldn't know what really happened. He could have shown Mohinder what Chandra wanted him to see if Sanjog were with Chandra, which would explain how he knew about the conversation with Chandra's wife without clairvoyance.<br>{{minus}} Sanjog's dreams have been shown to be uncannily real and truthful, such as the dreams that reveal Shanti's past existence and the password to Chandra's list.<br>{{minus}} Sylar's watch was even broken at 11:53, as it was in real life.<br>{{minus}} Mohinder had his father's ashes and scattered them. (''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'')<br>{{plus}} There's no way to prove that the ashes are really Chandra's.<br>{{minus}} Sylar agrees with Mohinder when Mohinder says that he killed his father. (''[[Parasite]]'')<br>{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical.<br> {{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".		\| Chandra Suresh isn't dead. \|\|None.\|\|{{plus}} Before his "death" he said he thought people were watching him and this may have been a way of escaping. Mohinder said in ''[[Collision]]'' that when he went to claim him he was shown three John Does before his father and Chandra was misfiled. His body was turned to ashes removing any way of determining whether it was really him.<br>{{minus}} Mohinder witnesses Chandra's murder through Sanjog's power.<br />
			{{plus}}Unless Sanjog definitely has clairvoyance, he wouldn't know what really happened. He could have shown Mohinder what Chandra wanted him to see if Sanjog were with Chandra, which would explain how he knew about the conversation with Chandra's wife without clairvoyance.<br />
⚫	{{plus}}[[Chandra]] could have asked [[Sanjog]] to show [[Mohinder]] in order to stop Mohinder from pursuing [[Chandra]]
			{{minus}} Sanjog's dreams have been shown to be uncannily real and truthful, such as the dreams that reveal Shanti's past existence and the password to Chandra's list.<br />
			{{minus}} Sylar's watch was even broken at 11:53, as it was in real life.<br />
			{{minus}} Mohinder had his father's ashes and scattered them. (''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'')<br />
			:{{plus}} There's no way to prove that the ashes are really Chandra's.<br />
			{{minus}} Sylar agrees with Mohinder when Mohinder says that he killed his father. (''[[Parasite]]'')<br />
			{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical.<br /> {{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".<br />
		⚫	{{plus}}[[Chandra]] could have asked [[Sanjog]] to show [[Mohinder]] in order to stop Mohinder from pursuing [[Chandra]].
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	\| Chandra Suresh isn't dead. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Before his "death" he said he thought people were watching him and this may have been a way of escaping. Mohinder said in ''[[Collision]]'' that when he went to claim him he was shown three John Does before his father and Chandra was misfiled. His body was turned to ashes removing any way of determining whether it was really him.<br />		\| Chandra Suresh isn't dead. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Before his "death" he said he thought people were watching him and this may have been a way of escaping. Mohinder said in ''[[Collision]]'' that when he went to claim him he was shown three John Does before his father and Chandra was misfiled. His body was turned to ashes removing any way of determining whether it was really him.<br />
	{{minus}} Mohinder witnesses Chandra's murder through Sanjog's power.<br />		{{minus}} Mohinder witnesses Chandra's murder through Sanjog's power.<br />
	{{plus}} Unless Sanjog definitely has clairvoyance, he wouldn't know what really happened. He could have shown Mohinder what Chandra wanted him to see if Sanjog were with Chandra, which would explain how he knew about the conversation with Chandra's wife without clairvoyance.<br />		:{{plus}} Unless Sanjog definitely has clairvoyance, he wouldn't know what really happened. He could have shown Mohinder what Chandra wanted him to see if Sanjog were with Chandra, which would explain how he knew about the conversation with Chandra's wife without clairvoyance.<br />
	{{minus}} Sanjog's dreams have been shown to be uncannily real and truthful, such as the dreams that reveal Shanti's past existence and the password to Chandra's list.<br />		::{{minus}} Sanjog's dreams have been shown to be uncannily real and truthful, such as the dreams that reveal Shanti's past existence and the password to Chandra's list.<br />
	{{minus}} Sylar's watch was even broken at 11:53, as it was in real life.<br />		::{{minus}} Sylar's watch was even broken at 11:53, as it was in real life.<br />
		⚫	::{{plus}} [[Chandra]] could have asked [[Sanjog]] to show [[Mohinder]] in order to stop Mohinder from pursuing [[Chandra]].<br />
			:::{{minus}} Mohinder wasn't pursuing Chandra.<br />
	{{minus}} Mohinder had his father's ashes and scattered them. (''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'')<br />		{{minus}} Mohinder had his father's ashes and scattered them. (''[[Seven Minutes to Midnight]]'')<br />
	:{{plus}} There's no way to prove that the ashes are really Chandra's.<br />		:{{plus}} There's no way to prove that the ashes are really Chandra's.<br />
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	{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical.<br />		{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical.<br />
	{{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".<br />		{{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".<br />
⚫	{{plus}} [[Chandra]] could have asked [[Sanjog]] to show [[Mohinder]] in order to stop Mohinder from pursuing [[Chandra]].<br />
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	\| Chandra Suresh had the ability of intuitive aptitude. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Assuming Sylar's real power is the ability to steal abilities from some type of emotional response, rather than examining the brain, being around Chandra could explain how he developed intuitive aptitude.<br />		\| Chandra Suresh had the ability of intuitive aptitude. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Assuming Sylar's real power is the ability to steal abilities from some type of emotional response, rather than examining the brain, being around Chandra could explain how he developed intuitive aptitude.<br />

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	\| Chandra Suresh isn't dead. \|\|None.\|\|{{plus}} Before his "death" he said he thought people were watching him and this may have been a way of escaping. Mohinder said in ''[[Collision]]'' that when he went to claim him he was shown three John Does before his father and Chandra was misfiled. His body was turned to ashes removing any way of determining whether it was really him~~.<br>{{minus}} Mohinder witnesses Chandra's murder through Sanjog's power~~.<br />		\| Chandra Suresh isn't dead. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Before his "death" he said he thought people were watching him and this may have been a way of escaping. Mohinder said in ''[[Collision]]'' that when he went to claim him he was shown three John Does before his father and Chandra was misfiled. His body was turned to ashes removing any way of determining whether it was really him.<br />
⚫	{{plus}}Unless Sanjog definitely has clairvoyance, he wouldn't know what really happened. He could have shown Mohinder what Chandra wanted him to see if Sanjog were with Chandra, which would explain how he knew about the conversation with Chandra's wife without clairvoyance.<br />
			{{minus}} Mohinder witnesses Chandra's murder through Sanjog's power.<br />
		⚫	{{plus}} Unless Sanjog definitely has clairvoyance, he wouldn't know what really happened. He could have shown Mohinder what Chandra wanted him to see if Sanjog were with Chandra, which would explain how he knew about the conversation with Chandra's wife without clairvoyance.<br />
	{{minus}} Sanjog's dreams have been shown to be uncannily real and truthful, such as the dreams that reveal Shanti's past existence and the password to Chandra's list.<br />		{{minus}} Sanjog's dreams have been shown to be uncannily real and truthful, such as the dreams that reveal Shanti's past existence and the password to Chandra's list.<br />
	{{minus}} Sylar's watch was even broken at 11:53, as it was in real life.<br />		{{minus}} Sylar's watch was even broken at 11:53, as it was in real life.<br />
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	:{{plus}} There's no way to prove that the ashes are really Chandra's.<br />		:{{plus}} There's no way to prove that the ashes are really Chandra's.<br />
	{{minus}} Sylar agrees with Mohinder when Mohinder says that he killed his father. (''[[Parasite]]'')<br />		{{minus}} Sylar agrees with Mohinder when Mohinder says that he killed his father. (''[[Parasite]]'')<br />
	{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical~~.<br /> {{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning"~~.<br />		{{minus}} Chandra being alive goes against every bit of detail that the writers have presented us. It would be a horrible twist and the writers would never sink to something so nonsensical.<br />
			{{minus}} In one of the earliest conversations with Eden, Mohinder says "I just identified his body this morning".<br />
	{{plus}} [[Chandra]] could have asked [[Sanjog]] to show [[Mohinder]] in order to stop Mohinder from pursuing [[Chandra]].		{{plus}} [[Chandra]] could have asked [[Sanjog]] to show [[Mohinder]] in order to stop Mohinder from pursuing [[Chandra]].<br />
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	\| Chandra Suresh had the ability of intuitive aptitude. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Assuming Sylar's real power is the ability to steal abilities from some type of emotional response, rather than examining the brain, being around Chandra could explain how he developed intuitive aptitude. <br />		\| Chandra Suresh had the ability of intuitive aptitude. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Assuming Sylar's real power is the ability to steal abilities from some type of emotional response, rather than examining the brain, being around Chandra could explain how he developed intuitive aptitude.<br />
	{{plus}}HRG has stated that Sylar's power is the ability to transfer powers from one vessel to another.<br />		{{plus}} HRG has stated that Sylar's power is the ability to transfer powers from one vessel to another.<br />
	{{minus}} Chandra would have definitely noticed if he himself had an ability, he spent too much time working on that not to notice.<br />		{{minus}} Chandra would have definitely noticed if he himself had an ability, he spent too much time working on that not to notice.<br />
	{{minus}} Chandra never exhibited the hunger which comes as a side effect of the ability.		{{minus}} Chandra never exhibited the hunger which comes as a side effect of the ability.<br />
	:{{plus}} Avid pursuit of a phenomenon in order to comprehend it to the point of sacrificing one's love for their family and their career is normal behaviour?		:{{plus}} Avid pursuit of a phenomenon in order to comprehend it to the point of sacrificing one's love for their family and their career is normal behaviour?<br />
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