Theory:Monty and Simon Petrelli - Revision history

imported>Alfy at 07:20, 11 September 2010

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imported>Alfy at 07:20, 11 September 2010

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	\| Monty and Simon have [[powers]], inherited from [[Nathan]]. \|\| [[Micah]] is a second-generation [[evolved human]] (''[[Nothing to Hide]]''), as is [[Claire Bennet]] (''[[The Fix]]''). [[Nathan]] and [[Peter]] are evolved siblings. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{note}} Children of evolved parents tend to exhibit their powers earlier.<br />		\| Monty and Simon have [[powers]], inherited from [[Nathan]]. \|\| [[Micah]] is a second-generation [[evolved human]] (''[[Nothing to Hide]]''), as is [[Claire Bennet]] (''[[The Fix]]''). [[Nathan]] and [[Peter]] are evolved siblings. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{note}} Children of evolved parents tend to exhibit their powers earlier.<br />
	{{note}} As powers can be created through the introduction of an adrenal compound which modifies the genes, it is possible that that some modification of the pituitary gland is what passes powers on to children, rather than ~~actual~~ genetic differences. Since this controls growth this would explain the difference in the ages of power emergence.<br />		{{note}} As powers can be created through the introduction of an adrenal compound which modifies the genes, it is possible that that some modification of the pituitary gland is what passes powers on to children, rather than the genetic differences responsible for powers. Since this controls growth this would explain the difference in the ages of power emergence.<br />
	{{note}} Both Micah and Claire were children of ''two'' powered parents, whereas Monty and Simon are (as far as we know) only children of one, so they are genetically less likely to exhibit powers than the Micah and Claire (although more likely than the average child).<br />		{{note}} Both Micah and Claire were children of ''two'' powered parents, whereas Monty and Simon are (as far as we know) only children of one, so they are genetically less likely to exhibit powers than the Micah and Claire (although more likely than the average child).<br />
	:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />		:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />

imported>Alfy at 07:19, 11 September 2010

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	\| Monty and Simon have [[powers]], inherited from [[Nathan]]. \|\| [[Micah]] is a second-generation [[evolved human]] (''[[Nothing to Hide]]''), as is [[Claire Bennet]] (''[[The Fix]]''). [[Nathan]] and [[Peter]] are evolved siblings. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{note}} Children of evolved parents tend to exhibit their powers earlier.<br />		\| Monty and Simon have [[powers]], inherited from [[Nathan]]. \|\| [[Micah]] is a second-generation [[evolved human]] (''[[Nothing to Hide]]''), as is [[Claire Bennet]] (''[[The Fix]]''). [[Nathan]] and [[Peter]] are evolved siblings. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{note}} Children of evolved parents tend to exhibit their powers earlier.<br />
			{{note}} As powers can be created through the introduction of an adrenal compound which modifies the genes, it is possible that that some modification of the pituitary gland is what passes powers on to children, rather than actual genetic differences. Since this controls growth this would explain the difference in the ages of power emergence.<br />
	{{note}} Both Micah and Claire were children of ''two'' powered parents, whereas Monty and Simon are (as far as we know) only children of one, so they are genetically less likely to exhibit powers than the Micah and Claire (although more likely than the average child).<br />		{{note}} Both Micah and Claire were children of ''two'' powered parents, whereas Monty and Simon are (as far as we know) only children of one, so they are genetically less likely to exhibit powers than the Micah and Claire (although more likely than the average child).<br />
	:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />		:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />

imported>PJDEP: I look stupid now....

2010-03-01T04:49:43Z

I look stupid now....

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	\| Monty and Simon have [[powers]], inherited from [[Nathan]]. \|\| [[Micah]] is a ~~fourth~~-generation [[evolved human]] (''[[Nothing to Hide]]''), as is [[Claire Bennet]] (''[[The Fix]]''). [[Nathan]] and [[Peter]] are evolved siblings. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{note}} Children of evolved parents tend to exhibit their powers earlier.<br />		\| Monty and Simon have [[powers]], inherited from [[Nathan]]. \|\| [[Micah]] is a second-generation [[evolved human]] (''[[Nothing to Hide]]''), as is [[Claire Bennet]] (''[[The Fix]]''). [[Nathan]] and [[Peter]] are evolved siblings. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{note}} Children of evolved parents tend to exhibit their powers earlier.<br />
	{{note}} Both Micah and Claire were children of ''two'' powered parents, whereas Monty and Simon are (as far as we know) only children of one, so they are genetically less likely to exhibit powers than the Micah and Claire (although more likely than the average child).<br />		{{note}} Both Micah and Claire were children of ''two'' powered parents, whereas Monty and Simon are (as far as we know) only children of one, so they are genetically less likely to exhibit powers than the Micah and Claire (although more likely than the average child).<br />
	:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />		:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />

imported>PJDEP: Mr. Shaw --> Angela --> Nathan --> Monty & Simon

2010-03-01T04:49:14Z

Mr. Shaw --> Angela --> Nathan --> Monty & Simon

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	\| Monty and Simon have [[powers]], inherited from [[Nathan]]. \|\| [[Micah]] is a ~~second~~-generation [[evolved human]] (''[[Nothing to Hide]]''), as is [[Claire Bennet]] (''[[The Fix]]''). [[Nathan]] and [[Peter]] are evolved siblings. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{note}} Children of evolved parents tend to exhibit their powers earlier.<br />		\| Monty and Simon have [[powers]], inherited from [[Nathan]]. \|\| [[Micah]] is a fourth-generation [[evolved human]] (''[[Nothing to Hide]]''), as is [[Claire Bennet]] (''[[The Fix]]''). [[Nathan]] and [[Peter]] are evolved siblings. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{note}} Children of evolved parents tend to exhibit their powers earlier.<br />
	{{note}} Both Micah and Claire were children of ''two'' powered parents, whereas Monty and Simon are (as far as we know) only children of one, so they are genetically less likely to exhibit powers than the Micah and Claire (although more likely than the average child).<br />		{{note}} Both Micah and Claire were children of ''two'' powered parents, whereas Monty and Simon are (as far as we know) only children of one, so they are genetically less likely to exhibit powers than the Micah and Claire (although more likely than the average child).<br />
	:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />		:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />

imported>PJDEP at 03:53, 5 January 2010

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	{{minus}} It was said by BTE that only one of Nathan's sons has powers.<br />		{{minus}} It was said by BTE that only one of Nathan's sons has powers.<br />
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	\| Monty has a [[power]], but Simon doesn't. \|\| [[Peter]] is an evolved human, but Nathan ~~become~~ one. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{plus}} Niki had a synthetic ability yet Micah still has one.<br />		\| Monty has a [[power]], but Simon doesn't. \|\| [[Peter]] is an evolved human, but Nathan became one. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{plus}} Niki had a synthetic ability yet Micah still has one.<br />
	:{{plus}} Peter was born with an ability but Nathan wasn't.<br />		:{{plus}} Peter was born with an ability but Nathan wasn't.<br />
	::{{minus}} That doesn't mean Monty is the one with powers.<br />		::{{minus}} That doesn't mean Monty is the one with powers.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath: Kaito's ability isn't considered canon

2009-11-05T21:47:27Z

Kaito's ability isn't considered canon

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	:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />		:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />
	::{{plus}} In [[Five Years Gone]], [[Matt Parkman]] mentions to [[Noah Bennet]] that they are both harboring children followed by Noah giving him a drawing made by his then 5 year old son. The implication of this of course being that Matt's child developed powers at an early age. That said, one only needs one parent to gain an ability and the development of this power isn't set in stone depending on the power or the amount of birth parents with the ability. Keep in mind also that Claire, a two [[evolved human]] offspring, developed her powers when she was a teenager, as opposed to Molly who developed early.<br />		::{{plus}} In [[Five Years Gone]], [[Matt Parkman]] mentions to [[Noah Bennet]] that they are both harboring children followed by Noah giving him a drawing made by his then 5 year old son. The implication of this of course being that Matt's child developed powers at an early age. That said, one only needs one parent to gain an ability and the development of this power isn't set in stone depending on the power or the amount of birth parents with the ability. Keep in mind also that Claire, a two [[evolved human]] offspring, developed her powers when she was a teenager, as opposed to Molly who developed early.<br />
	:{{minus}} Both of Hiro's parents had abilities (thought Kaito's relevation was in a deleted scene) and he did not manifest till much later in life.
	:{{note}} If Molly's father was an evolved human, then it's possible he had two recessive genes, and if Molly's mother had one dominate gene and one recessive gene, it's quite possible that's how Molly obtained her unique DNA.<br />		:{{note}} If Molly's father was an evolved human, then it's possible he had two recessive genes, and if Molly's mother had one dominate gene and one recessive gene, it's quite possible that's how Molly obtained her unique DNA.<br />
	::{{note}} There's nothing to suggest that the gene which gives a person abilities is recessive. Recessive is not synonymous with rare; the allele that denotes deafness is dominant, but deafness itself is rare.<br />		::{{note}} There's nothing to suggest that the gene which gives a person abilities is recessive. Recessive is not synonymous with rare; the allele that denotes deafness is dominant, but deafness itself is rare.<br />

imported>Pikachu150 at 20:45, 5 November 2009

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	:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />		:{{plus}} Molly is apparently the child of only one powered parent--her father--and she exhibits powers just as early as a child of two powered parents (Micah).<br />
	::{{plus}} In [[Five Years Gone]], [[Matt Parkman]] mentions to [[Noah Bennet]] that they are both harboring children followed by Noah giving him a drawing made by his then 5 year old son. The implication of this of course being that Matt's child developed powers at an early age. That said, one only needs one parent to gain an ability and the development of this power isn't set in stone depending on the power or the amount of birth parents with the ability. Keep in mind also that Claire, a two [[evolved human]] offspring, developed her powers when she was a teenager, as opposed to Molly who developed early.<br />		::{{plus}} In [[Five Years Gone]], [[Matt Parkman]] mentions to [[Noah Bennet]] that they are both harboring children followed by Noah giving him a drawing made by his then 5 year old son. The implication of this of course being that Matt's child developed powers at an early age. That said, one only needs one parent to gain an ability and the development of this power isn't set in stone depending on the power or the amount of birth parents with the ability. Keep in mind also that Claire, a two [[evolved human]] offspring, developed her powers when she was a teenager, as opposed to Molly who developed early.<br />
			:{{minus}} Both of Hiro's parents had abilities (thought Kaito's relevation was in a deleted scene) and he did not manifest till much later in life.
	:{{note}} If Molly's father was an evolved human, then it's possible he had two recessive genes, and if Molly's mother had one dominate gene and one recessive gene, it's quite possible that's how Molly obtained her unique DNA.<br />		:{{note}} If Molly's father was an evolved human, then it's possible he had two recessive genes, and if Molly's mother had one dominate gene and one recessive gene, it's quite possible that's how Molly obtained her unique DNA.<br />
	::{{note}} There's nothing to suggest that the gene which gives a person abilities is recessive. Recessive is not synonymous with rare; the allele that denotes deafness is dominant, but deafness itself is rare.<br />		::{{note}} There's nothing to suggest that the gene which gives a person abilities is recessive. Recessive is not synonymous with rare; the allele that denotes deafness is dominant, but deafness itself is rare.<br />

imported>Altes at 08:38, 22 September 2009

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	::::{{plus}} Niki having a synthetic ability could have altered something in that inheritance.<br />		::::{{plus}} Niki having a synthetic ability could have altered something in that inheritance.<br />
	{{plus}} If Simon and or Monty gain powers, it will present problems for [[Nathan]] based on his policy about evolved humans.<br />		{{plus}} If Simon and or Monty gain powers, it will present problems for [[Nathan]] based on his policy about evolved humans.<br />
			{{minus}} It was said by BTE that only one of Nathan's sons has powers.<br />
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	\| Monty has a [[power]], but Simon doesn't. \|\| [[Peter]] is an evolved human, but Nathan become one. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{plus}} Niki had a synthetic ability yet Micah still has one.<br />		\| Monty has a [[power]], but Simon doesn't. \|\| [[Peter]] is an evolved human, but Nathan become one. (''[[Genesis]]'') \|\| {{plus}} Niki had a synthetic ability yet Micah still has one.<br />
	::{{plus}} Peter was born with a ability but Nathan wasn't.<br />		:{{plus}} Peter was born with an ability but Nathan wasn't.<br />
			::{{minus}} That doesn't mean Monty is the one with powers.<br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath: no argument, no theory

2009-06-07T16:19:09Z

no argument, no theory

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	::{{plus}} Peter was born with a ability but Nathan wasn't.<br />		::{{plus}} Peter was born with a ability but Nathan wasn't.<br />
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	\| [[Tracy]] will kill the son of [[Sylar\|"Nathan"]] in [[revenge]] for [[Danko's victims\|what happened to her]].
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