Theory:Daniel Linderman - Revision history

imported>Intuitive Empath: no involvent in volue four kills it, one K, way too many links

2009-11-30T17:48:05Z

no involvent in volue four kills it, one K, way too many links

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imported>Intuitive Empath: no involvent in volue four kills it, one K, way too many links

2009-11-30T17:48:05Z

no involvent in volue four kills it, one K, way too many links

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	:{{minus}} [[D.L.]] [[Phasing\|made a hole]] in his brain, destroying it. There's no coming back from that. Arthur possessed regeneration, but he still died, with a hole in brain too.<br />		:{{minus}} [[D.L.]] [[Phasing\|made a hole]] in his brain, destroying it. There's no coming back from that. Arthur possessed regeneration, but he still died, with a hole in brain too.<br />
	{{note}} Arthur didn't have [[Claire]] or [[Adam]]'s blood.<br />		{{note}} Arthur didn't have [[Claire]] or [[Adam]]'s blood.<br />
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	\| [[Linderman]] is always going to be involved in the plot. \|\| Even after dying, he still continues to appear. \|\| {{minus}} He was only an illusion created by Maury.<br />
	{{minus}} He wasn't directly involved in the [[Shanti virus]].<br />
	{{plus}} He was however Adam's disciple, and had an indirect link to the releasing of the [[Shanti virus]]. We still don't know whether he thought Adam had the right idea or not about this.<br />
	:{{minus}} Adam was imprisoned anyway, and Linderman was alive when that happened.<br />
	::{{plus}} Linderman wasn't the only one with a say on this matter, he might have been a minority who didn't want to imprison Adam, we wouldn't have the power to overcome all other founders.<br />
	:::{{minus}} Linderman wasn't involved in [[Volume 4]].<br />
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	\| Linderman was impotent. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He wasn't married and he had no children. Almost each one from the group of twelve had a family.<br />		\| Linderman was impotent. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He wasn't married and he had no children. Almost each one from the group of twelve had a family.<br />
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	{{plus}} Many shows rename characters and state their old first name is now their second like Herbert Gregory Melnick in Two and a Half Men.<br />		{{plus}} Many shows rename characters and state their old first name is now their second like Herbert Gregory Melnick in Two and a Half Men.<br />
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	\| [[~~Nikki~~]]'s addressing of [[Linderman]] as Bill in [[Landslide]] is a reference to character Bill in Kill Bill: Volume 2.\|\| In [[Landslide]], after seeing ~~[[Nikki]]~~ and [[D.L.]] enter the room, [[Linderman]] greets ~~[[Nikki]]~~, and she returns with "Bill". \|\| {{plus}} In Kill Bill: Volume 2, young, blonde, female antagonist (traits shared with ~~[[Nikki]]~~) seeks revenge against a significantly older, wealthy male (traits shared with [[Linderman]]).<br />		\| [[Niki]]'s addressing of [[Linderman]] as Bill in [[Landslide]] is a reference to character Bill in Kill Bill: Volume 2. \|\| In [[Landslide]], after seeing Niki and [[D.L.]] enter the room, Linderman greets Niki, and she returns with "Bill". \|\| {{plus}} In Kill Bill: Volume 2, young, blonde, female antagonist (traits shared with Niki) seeks revenge against a significantly older, wealthy male (traits shared with Linderman).<br />
	{{plus}} There is also the involvement of a child. In Kill Bill, Bill supposedly killed Beatrix' unborn child. In Heroes, [[Micah]] is used by [[Linderman]] to ensure Senator [[Nathan Petrelli]] wins the bid for congress, against ~~the~~ will ~~of [[Nikki]]~~.<br />		{{plus}} There is also the involvement of a child. In Kill Bill, Bill supposedly killed Beatrix' unborn child. In Heroes, [[Micah]] is used by Linderman to ensure Senator [[Nathan Petrelli]] wins the bid for congress, against Niki's will.<br />
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imported>Hiroman at 16:49, 30 November 2009

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	:{{minus}} Adam was imprisoned anyway, and Linderman was alive when that happened.<br />		:{{minus}} Adam was imprisoned anyway, and Linderman was alive when that happened.<br />
	::{{plus}} Linderman wasn't the only one with a say on this matter, he might have been a minority who didn't want to imprison Adam, we wouldn't have the power to overcome all other founders.<br />		::{{plus}} Linderman wasn't the only one with a say on this matter, he might have been a minority who didn't want to imprison Adam, we wouldn't have the power to overcome all other founders.<br />
			:::{{minus}} Linderman wasn't involved in [[Volume 4]].<br />
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	\| Linderman was impotent. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He wasn't married and he had no children. Almost each one from the group of twelve had a family.<br />		\| Linderman was impotent. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He wasn't married and he had no children. Almost each one from the group of twelve had a family.<br />

imported>LOLuke at 11:36, 30 November 2009

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	{{plus}} Many shows rename characters and state their old first name is now their second like Herbert Gregory Melnick in Two and a Half Men.<br />		{{plus}} Many shows rename characters and state their old first name is now their second like Herbert Gregory Melnick in Two and a Half Men.<br />
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	\| [[Nikki]]'s addressing of [[Linderman]] as Bill in [[Landslide]] is a reference to character Bill in Kill Bill: Volume 2.\|\| ~~None~~ \|\| {{plus}} In Kill Bill: Volume 2, young, blonde, female antagonist (traits shared with [[Nikki]]) seeks revenge against a significantly older, wealthy male (traits shared with [[Linderman]]).<br />		\| [[Nikki]]'s addressing of [[Linderman]] as Bill in [[Landslide]] is a reference to character Bill in Kill Bill: Volume 2.\|\| In [[Landslide]], after seeing [[Nikki]] and [[D.L.]] enter the room, [[Linderman]] greets [[Nikki]], and she returns with "Bill". \|\| {{plus}} In Kill Bill: Volume 2, young, blonde, female antagonist (traits shared with [[Nikki]]) seeks revenge against a significantly older, wealthy male (traits shared with [[Linderman]]).<br />
	{{plus}} There is also the involvement of a child. In Kill Bill, Bill supposedly killed Beatrix' unborn child. In Heroes, [[Micah]] is used by [[Linderman]] to ensure Senator [[Nathan Petrelli]] wins the bid for congress, against the will of [[Nikki]].<br />		{{plus}} There is also the involvement of a child. In Kill Bill, Bill supposedly killed Beatrix' unborn child. In Heroes, [[Micah]] is used by [[Linderman]] to ensure Senator [[Nathan Petrelli]] wins the bid for congress, against the will of [[Nikki]].<br />
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imported>LOLuke at 11:34, 30 November 2009

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	\| [[Nikki]]'s addressing of [[Linderman]] as Bill in [[Landslide]] is a reference to character Bill in Kill Bill: Volume 2.\|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In Kill Bill: Volume 2, young, blonde, female antagonist (traits shared with [[Nikki]]) seeks revenge against a significantly older, wealthy male (traits shared with [[Linderman]]).<br />		\| [[Nikki]]'s addressing of [[Linderman]] as Bill in [[Landslide]] is a reference to character Bill in Kill Bill: Volume 2.\|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In Kill Bill: Volume 2, young, blonde, female antagonist (traits shared with [[Nikki]]) seeks revenge against a significantly older, wealthy male (traits shared with [[Linderman]]).<br />
			{{plus}} There is also the involvement of a child. In Kill Bill, Bill supposedly killed Beatrix' unborn child. In Heroes, [[Micah]] is used by [[Linderman]] to ensure Senator [[Nathan Petrelli]] wins the bid for congress, against the will of [[Nikki]].<br />
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imported>LOLuke at 11:32, 30 November 2009

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	{{plus}} Many shows rename characters and state their old first name is now their second like Herbert Gregory Melnick in Two and a Half Men.<br />		{{plus}} Many shows rename characters and state their old first name is now their second like Herbert Gregory Melnick in Two and a Half Men.<br />
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	\| [[Nikki ~~Sanders~~]]' addressing of [[Linderman]] as Bill in [[Landslide]] is a reference to character Bill in Kill Bill: Volume 2.\|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In Kill Bill: Volume 2, young, blonde antagonist ~~The Bride~~ (traits shared with [[Nikki ~~Sanders~~]] seeks revenge against a significantly older, wealthy male (traits shared with [[Linderman]]).<br />		\| [[Nikki]]'s addressing of [[Linderman]] as Bill in [[Landslide]] is a reference to character Bill in Kill Bill: Volume 2.\|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In Kill Bill: Volume 2, young, blonde, female antagonist (traits shared with [[Nikki]]) seeks revenge against a significantly older, wealthy male (traits shared with [[Linderman]]).<br />
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imported>LOLuke at 11:30, 30 November 2009

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	{{plus}} Many shows rename characters and state their old first name is now their second like Herbert Gregory Melnick in Two and a Half Men.<br />		{{plus}} Many shows rename characters and state their old first name is now their second like Herbert Gregory Melnick in Two and a Half Men.<br />
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			\| [[Nikki Sanders]]' addressing of [[Linderman]] as Bill in [[Landslide]] is a reference to character Bill in Kill Bill: Volume 2.\|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In Kill Bill: Volume 2, young, blonde antagonist The Bride (traits shared with [[Nikki Sanders]] seeks revenge against a significantly older, wealthy male (traits shared with [[Linderman]]).<br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath: no lesbian vibe

2009-10-26T00:06:20Z

no lesbian vibe

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	\| Linderman was impotent. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He wasn't married and he had no children. Almost each one from the group of twelve had a family.<br />		\| Linderman was impotent. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He wasn't married and he had no children. Almost each one from the group of twelve had a family.<br />
	{{minus}} For whatever reason, ~~(read sexual preference)~~ neither did [[Victoria]]. And there is no evidence to suggest that she is barren.<br />		{{minus}} For whatever reason, neither did [[Victoria]]. And there is no evidence to suggest that she is barren.<br />
	{{plus}} He had a great influence, it's strange for such a powerful man to have no heirs.<br />		{{plus}} He had a great influence, it's strange for such a powerful man to have no heirs.<br />
	{{minus}} He showed at the very least some interest for Angela, even when young, maybe he never liked anyone other than Angela.<br />		{{minus}} He showed at the very least some interest for Angela, even when young, maybe he never liked anyone other than Angela.<br />

imported>Blood69: Adding to theory

2009-10-26T00:04:08Z

Adding to theory

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	\| Linderman was impotent. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He wasn't married and he had no children. Almost each one from the group of twelve had a family.<br />		\| Linderman was impotent. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He wasn't married and he had no children. Almost each one from the group of twelve had a family.<br />
			{{minus}} For whatever reason, (read sexual preference) neither did [[Victoria]]. And there is no evidence to suggest that she is barren.<br />
	{{plus}} He had a great influence, it's strange for such a powerful man to have no heirs.<br />		{{plus}} He had a great influence, it's strange for such a powerful man to have no heirs.<br />
	{{minus}} He showed at the very least some interest for Angela, even when young, maybe he never liked anyone other than Angela.<br />		{{minus}} He showed at the very least some interest for Angela, even when young, maybe he never liked anyone other than Angela.<br />
	{{minus}} Linderman was implied to have had sex with [[Linda Tavara]], after returning from war, the night before she tried [[Aura absorption\|take his aura and ability]].<br />		{{minus}} Linderman was implied to have had sex with [[Linda Tavara]], after returning from war, the night before she tried [[Aura absorption\|take his aura and ability]].<br />
			{{minus}} Linderman might never have trusted any woman again, since [[Linda Tavara]] hurt him so much since he returned from the pain of the Vietnam war.<br />
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	\| [[Linderman]]'s middle name is William. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In ''[[Landslide]]'', after seeing [[Niki]] and [[D.L.]] enter the room, he greets her, and she returns with "Bill".<br />		\| [[Linderman]]'s middle name is William. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In ''[[Landslide]]'', after seeing [[Niki]] and [[D.L.]] enter the room, he greets her, and she returns with "Bill".<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath: questions aren't arguments, Victoria wasn't a lesbian

2009-10-25T15:34:29Z

questions aren't arguments, Victoria wasn't a lesbian

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