Theory:Julien Dumont - Revision history

imported>PJDEP at 17:44, 28 February 2010

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imported>PJDEP at 17:44, 28 February 2010

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	\| The tubes connecting [[Julien Dumont\|Julien]] to his [[replication\|clones]] are part of a function similar to umbilical cords. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} In [[Root and Branch, Part 2]], the tubes appear to be organic, as they literally come out of Julien's body.<br />		\| The tubes connecting [[Julien Dumont\|Julien]] to his [[replication\|clones]] are part of a function similar to umbilical cords. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} In [[Root and Branch, Part 2]], the tubes appear to be organic, as they literally come out of Julien's body.<br />
	{{plus}} The clones are in fetal position, making them akin, in one way, to babies in a mother's womb.<br />		{{plus}} The clones are in fetal position, making them akin, in one way, to babies in a mother's womb.<br />
	{{note}} This could suggest that Julien's way of replicating himself is akin to a mother nurturing a baby in her womb, except outside of the body.		{{note}} This could suggest that Julien's way of replicating himself is akin to a mother nurturing a baby in her womb, except outside of the body.<br />
	{{plus}} Also, if Julien's clones developed instantly, the Company could field a literally endless army of disposable soldiers. This would make capturing even a foe like Sylar simple - even he couldn't fight thousands of enemies simultaneously.<br />		{{plus}} Also, if Julien's clones developed instantly, the Company could field a literally endless army of disposable soldiers. This would make capturing even a foe like Sylar simple - even he couldn't fight thousands of enemies simultaneously.<br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath at 15:41, 25 October 2009

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	{{plus}} Also, if Julien's clones developed instantly, the Company could field a literally endless army of disposable soldiers. This would make capturing even a foe like Sylar simple - even he couldn't fight thousands of enemies simultaneously.<br />		{{plus}} Also, if Julien's clones developed instantly, the Company could field a literally endless army of disposable soldiers. This would make capturing even a foe like Sylar simple - even he couldn't fight thousands of enemies simultaneously.<br />
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imported>D and d 123: An army of Juliens

2009-10-25T14:18:42Z

An army of Juliens

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	{{plus}} The clones are in fetal position, making them akin, in one way, to babies in a mother's womb.<br />		{{plus}} The clones are in fetal position, making them akin, in one way, to babies in a mother's womb.<br />
	{{note}} This could suggest that Julien's way of replicating himself is akin to a mother nurturing a baby in her womb, except outside of the body.		{{note}} This could suggest that Julien's way of replicating himself is akin to a mother nurturing a baby in her womb, except outside of the body.
			{{plus}} Also, if Julien's clones developed instantly, the Company could field a literally endless army of disposable soldiers. This would make capturing even a foe like Sylar simple - even he couldn't fight thousands of enemies simultaneously.<br />
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imported>Lulu: Restore theroy bar

2008-09-16T19:30:43Z

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	{{plus}} The clones are in fetal position, making them akin, in one way, to babies in a mother's womb.<br />		{{plus}} The clones are in fetal position, making them akin, in one way, to babies in a mother's womb.<br />
	{{note}} This could suggest that Julien's way of replicating himself is akin to a mother nurturing a baby in her womb, except outside of the body.		{{note}} This could suggest that Julien's way of replicating himself is akin to a mother nurturing a baby in her womb, except outside of the body.
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imported>Pierre: rm proven and disproven theories

2008-09-16T12:05:08Z

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	{{plus}} The clones are in fetal position, making them akin, in one way, to babies in a mother's womb.<br />		{{plus}} The clones are in fetal position, making them akin, in one way, to babies in a mother's womb.<br />
	{{note}} This could suggest that Julien's way of replicating himself is akin to a mother nurturing a baby in her womb, except outside of the body.		{{note}} This could suggest that Julien's way of replicating himself is akin to a mother nurturing a baby in her womb, except outside of the body.
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	\| If the "root" [[Julien]] dies, all of his [[Julien Dumont (disambig)\|clones]] will as well. \|\| [[The Company]] believes if the real Julien dies, all of his replicants will as well. ''([[Root and Branch, Part 2]])''. <br /> [[Adam]] believes that if he kills [[Evan]] (who has the same/a very similar [[ability\|power]] to Julien's), the "source" of his clones, he will defeat them all. ''([[Revolutionary War, Part 2]])'' \|\| {{plus}} Even the Company seems to think that if Julien dies, all of his clones will. Given their status and researching capabilities, it is likely that they are correct.
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	\| The [[rogue clones]] are Julien's way of rebelling against the Company. \|\| ''[[Root and Branch, Part 2]]'' \|\|{{plus}}Julien has a motive for fighting the Company. His situation at the end of ''Root and Branch, Part 2'' does not look very pleasant.<br />
	{{plus}}There is, so far, no explanation as to why he would completely lose control of so many clones.
	:{{minus}}According to ''[[Root and Branch, Part 3]]'', Julien is permanently unconscious, explaining why the clones are able to develop their own personalities.
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	\|Julien is [[evsdropr]]. \|\| See the related theory [[Theory:Evsdropr\|here]]. \|\|
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	\|Julien is the father of Penny Logan. \|\| None. \|\|{{plus}}Connie Logan states she is married to Julien Dumont. ''([[Into the Wild, Part 1]])''. <br /> {{minus}} Penny hasn't yet manifested a power, while in other instances of children born to two powered parents the child manifests a power quite young (Micah, Claire).
	:{{plus}} Penny might have a power, that is unrevealed.
	:{{note}}This could be an instance where two evolved humans have a child that doesn't have a power.
	:{{plus}} It has been confirmed that Penny is Julien's daughter ([[Into the Wild, Part 2]])''.

imported>Blood3 at 11:55, 16 September 2008

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	:{{note}}This could be an instance where two evolved humans have a child that doesn't have a power.		:{{note}}This could be an instance where two evolved humans have a child that doesn't have a power.
	:{{plus}} It has been confirmed that Penny is Julien's daughter ([[Into the Wild, Part 2]])''.		:{{plus}} It has been confirmed that Penny is Julien's daughter ([[Into the Wild, Part 2]])''.
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imported>Blood3 at 11:55, 16 September 2008

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	\|Julien is the father of Penny Logan. \|\| None. \|\|{{plus}}Connie Logan states she is married to Julien Dumont. ''([[Into the Wild, Part 1]])''. <br /> {{minus}} Penny hasn't yet manifested a power, while in other instances of children born to two powered parents the child manifests a power quite young (Micah, Claire).		\|Julien is the father of Penny Logan. \|\| None. \|\|{{plus}}Connie Logan states she is married to Julien Dumont. ''([[Into the Wild, Part 1]])''. <br /> {{minus}} Penny hasn't yet manifested a power, while in other instances of children born to two powered parents the child manifests a power quite young (Micah, Claire).
	:{{plus}} Penny might have a power, that is unrevealed.		:{{plus}} Penny might have a power, that is unrevealed.
	:{{note}}This could be an instance where two evolved humans have a child that doesn't have a power. ~~:{{plus}} It has been confirmed that Penny is Julien's daughter ([[Into the Wild, Part 2]])''.\|}~~		:{{note}}This could be an instance where two evolved humans have a child that doesn't have a power.
			:{{plus}} It has been confirmed that Penny is Julien's daughter ([[Into the Wild, Part 2]])''.
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imported>Blood3 at 11:54, 16 September 2008

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	\|Julien is the father of Penny Logan. \|\| None. \|\|{{plus}}Connie Logan states she is married to Julien Dumont. ''([[Into the Wild, Part 1]])''. <br /> {{minus}} Penny hasn't yet manifested a power, while in other instances of children born to two powered parents the child manifests a power quite young (Micah, Claire).		\|Julien is the father of Penny Logan. \|\| None. \|\|{{plus}}Connie Logan states she is married to Julien Dumont. ''([[Into the Wild, Part 1]])''. <br /> {{minus}} Penny hasn't yet manifested a power, while in other instances of children born to two powered parents the child manifests a power quite young (Micah, Claire).
	:{{plus}} Penny might have a power, that is unrevealed.		:{{plus}} Penny might have a power, that is unrevealed.
	:{{note}}This could be an instance where two evolved humans have a child that doesn't have a power.		:{{note}}This could be an instance where two evolved humans have a child that doesn't have a power. :{{plus}} It has been confirmed that Penny is Julien's daughter ([[Into the Wild, Part 2]])''.\|}
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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: punc, spelling

2008-09-09T01:45:20Z

punc, spelling

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	\|Julien is [[evsdropr]]. \|\| See the related theory [[Theory:Evsdropr\|here]]. \|\|		\|Julien is [[evsdropr]]. \|\| See the related theory [[Theory:Evsdropr\|here]]. \|\|
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	\|Julien is the father of Penny Logan. \|\| None. \|\|{{plus}}Connie Logan states she is married to Julien Dumont. ''([[Into the Wild, Part 1]])''. <br /> {{minus}} Penny hasn't yet manifested a power, while in other instances of children born to two powered parents the child manifests a power quite young (Micah, Claire)		\|Julien is the father of Penny Logan. \|\| None. \|\|{{plus}}Connie Logan states she is married to Julien Dumont. ''([[Into the Wild, Part 1]])''. <br /> {{minus}} Penny hasn't yet manifested a power, while in other instances of children born to two powered parents the child manifests a power quite young (Micah, Claire).
	:{{plus}} Penny might have a power, that is unrevealed.		:{{plus}} Penny might have a power, that is unrevealed.
	:{{note}}This could be an instance where two evolved humans have a child that ~~dosen~~'t have a power.		:{{note}}This could be an instance where two evolved humans have a child that doesn't have a power.
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