Theory:Samson Gray - Revision history

imported>Intuitive Empath at 23:29, 29 April 2010

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imported>Intuitive Empath at 23:29, 29 April 2010

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	{{minus}} Sylar's trail of death may be much larger than what's been explicitly seen on the show; i.e. the other names on the list he obtained from [[Elle]], besides [[Sue Landers]].<br />		{{minus}} Sylar's trail of death may be much larger than what's been explicitly seen on the show; i.e. the other names on the list he obtained from [[Elle]], besides [[Sue Landers]].<br />
	{{minus}} Since he specifically targeted evolved humans, Sylar's cross-country killing spree would have been of particular concern to the evolved human community. The several dozen kills he's credited with, out of a population that seems to be in the low hundreds, would be enough to make him a notorious threat.<br />		{{minus}} Since he specifically targeted evolved humans, Sylar's cross-country killing spree would have been of particular concern to the evolved human community. The several dozen kills he's credited with, out of a population that seems to be in the low hundreds, would be enough to make him a notorious threat.<br />
	{{note}} David Berkowitz, the "Son of Sam Killer", only murdered six people in his entire reign of terror. By the time Elisa got involved, Sylar was already up to his sixth or seventh. The number of bodies a killer leaves in his wake is less important than the amount of fear he produces (when it comes to notoriety.)<br />		{{note}} David Berkowitz, the "Son of Sam Killer", only murdered six people in his entire reign of terror. By the time Elisa got involved, Sylar was already up to his sixth or seventh. The number of bodies a killer leaves in his wake is less important than the amount of fear he produces (when it comes to notoriety).<br />
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	\| Samson will be back in future episodes. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He's a character with a very powerful ability.<br />		\| Samson will be back in future episodes. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He's a character with a very powerful ability.<br />

imported>D and d 123 at 16:07, 29 April 2010

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	\| Memory of [[Samson Gray]]'s killing spree is partially responsible for Sylar's near-legendary infamy amongst the superpowered community. \|\| [[Samuel Sullivan]] states that for years he's heard rumors about "Sylar! The most powerful one of ''all''" despite Sylar only having been killing evolved humans for at most three years. \|\| {{plus}} Given that Samson and Sylar both possess [[intuitive aptitude]] and [[telekinesis]], it's likely they both leave behind the same sort of trail: dead bodies with their heads sliced open and their brains removed. It's possible that the rumors concerning Sylar have conflated Samson's kills with his own, making it seem like he's been much more active, for a much longer period if time, than is really the case.<br />		\| Memory of [[Samson Gray]]'s killing spree is partially responsible for Sylar's near-legendary infamy amongst the superpowered community. \|\| [[Samuel Sullivan]] states that for years he's heard rumors about "Sylar! The most powerful one of ''all''" despite Sylar only having been killing evolved humans for at most three years. \|\| {{plus}} Given that Samson and Sylar both possess [[intuitive aptitude]] and [[telekinesis]], it's likely they both leave behind the same sort of trail: dead bodies with their heads sliced open and their brains removed. It's possible that the rumors concerning Sylar have conflated Samson's kills with his own, making it seem like he's been much more active, for a much longer period if time, than is really the case.<br />
	:{{minus}} In ''[[Don't Look Back]]'', [[Elisa Thayer]] is skeptical about Sylar's existence. This suggests that FBI never heard of opened heads and removed brains before.<br />		:{{minus}} In ''[[Don't Look Back]]'', [[Elisa Thayer]] is skeptical about Sylar's existence. This suggests that FBI never heard of opened heads and removed brains before.<br />
			::{{plus}} The idea of a telekinetic serial killer taking the powers of other "special" people by examining their brains would not be a sane mental leap for anyone who didn't already know about the existence of evolved humans.<br />
			::{{plus}} Samson was going to use a knife to cut open Sylar's head. He may not be aware of the "cutting" aspect of telekinesis. A murder where someone's head was carved open with a hunting knife is much less suspicious than one where the incision cannot be linked to any known tool.<br />
			:::{{plus}} Samson may have tried to stay under the radar by making his murders seem "ordinary"; using a knife to remove the top of a victim's head rather than telekinesis would automatically make the deaths less odd.<br />
	{{minus}} Sylar's trail of death may be much larger than what's been explicitly seen on the show; i.e. the other names on the list he obtained from [[Elle]], besides [[Sue Landers]].<br />		{{minus}} Sylar's trail of death may be much larger than what's been explicitly seen on the show; i.e. the other names on the list he obtained from [[Elle]], besides [[Sue Landers]].<br />
	{{minus}} Since he specifically targeted evolved humans, Sylar's cross-country killing spree would have been of particular concern to the evolved human community. The several dozen kills he's credited with, out of a population that seems to be in the low hundreds, would be enough to make him a notorious threat.<br />		{{minus}} Since he specifically targeted evolved humans, Sylar's cross-country killing spree would have been of particular concern to the evolved human community. The several dozen kills he's credited with, out of a population that seems to be in the low hundreds, would be enough to make him a notorious threat.<br />
			{{note}} David Berkowitz, the "Son of Sam Killer", only murdered six people in his entire reign of terror. By the time Elisa got involved, Sylar was already up to his sixth or seventh. The number of bodies a killer leaves in his wake is less important than the amount of fear he produces (when it comes to notoriety.)<br />
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	\| Samson will be back in future episodes. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He's a character with a very powerful ability.<br />		\| Samson will be back in future episodes. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He's a character with a very powerful ability.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath: dupe theory

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dupe theory

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	{{minus}} If the Company knew where Richard was, [[Noah Bennet]] would have most likely gone after him.<br />		{{minus}} If the Company knew where Richard was, [[Noah Bennet]] would have most likely gone after him.<br />
	:{{minus}} The company always tried to avoid emotional situations. If they had sent Noah, it would have became too emotional for him.<br />		:{{minus}} The company always tried to avoid emotional situations. If they had sent Noah, it would have became too emotional for him.<br />
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	\| Samson will obtain [[Rapid cell regeneration\|regeneration]] from [[Claire Bennet\|Claire]]. \|\| Claire revealed her ability on television. \|\| {{plus}} Claire has practically sent him a personal invitation to come visit. He may have had difficulties locating her before, but his chances just improved greatly. Her impromptu interview and a sick old man angle should work on her (she is not the brightest of the Heroes).<br />

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imported>Guyver at 20:34, 5 April 2010

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	{{minus}} If the Company knew where Richard was, [[Noah Bennet]] would have most likely gone after him.<br />		{{minus}} If the Company knew where Richard was, [[Noah Bennet]] would have most likely gone after him.<br />
	:{{minus}} The company always tried to avoid emotional situations. If they had sent Noah, it would have became too emotional for him.<br />		:{{minus}} The company always tried to avoid emotional situations. If they had sent Noah, it would have became too emotional for him.<br />
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			\| Samson will obtain [[Rapid cell regeneration\|regeneration]] from [[Claire Bennet\|Claire]]. \|\| Claire revealed her ability on television. \|\| {{plus}} Claire has practically sent him a personal invitation to come visit. He may have had difficulties locating her before, but his chances just improved greatly. Her impromptu interview and a sick old man angle should work on her (she is not the brightest of the Heroes).<br />

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imported>Intuitive Empath at 01:08, 31 March 2010

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	:{{note}} The game operator traveled with the Carnival.<br />		:{{note}} The game operator traveled with the Carnival.<br />
	::{{note}} It could have happened before the Carnival found him.<br />		::{{note}} It could have happened before the Carnival found him.<br />
	:::{{plus}} True, The G.O. could have been a thief before the carnival found and refined him.		:::{{plus}} True, The G.O. could have been a thief before the carnival found and refined him.<br />
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	\| Young Samson worked at [[Primatech]], only knowing about the ability of intuitive aptitude and not about "the hunger". After reading Richard's file, he visited him and saw the "evolutionary imperative". After killing Richard, Samson started his killing spree. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} We still don't know who Samson took [[TK]] from.<br />		\| Young Samson worked at [[Primatech]], only knowing about the ability of intuitive aptitude and not about "the hunger". After reading Richard's file, he visited him and saw the "evolutionary imperative". After killing Richard, Samson started his killing spree. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} We still don't know who Samson took [[TK]] from.<br />

imported>Terraterra45 at 16:12, 30 March 2010

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	:{{note}} The game operator traveled with the Carnival.<br />		:{{note}} The game operator traveled with the Carnival.<br />
	::{{note}} It could have happened before the Carnival found him.<br />		::{{note}} It could have happened before the Carnival found him.<br />
			:::{{plus}} True, The G.O. could have been a thief before the carnival found and refined him.
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	\| Young Samson worked at [[Primatech]], only knowing about the ability of intuitive aptitude and not about "the hunger". After reading Richard's file, he visited him and saw the "evolutionary imperative". After killing Richard, Samson started his killing spree. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} We still don't know who Samson took [[TK]] from.<br />		\| Young Samson worked at [[Primatech]], only knowing about the ability of intuitive aptitude and not about "the hunger". After reading Richard's file, he visited him and saw the "evolutionary imperative". After killing Richard, Samson started his killing spree. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} We still don't know who Samson took [[TK]] from.<br />

imported>Blood69: It's now a Brave New World and there is no sign of Samson

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It's now a Brave New World and there is no sign of Samson

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	::::{{note}} None of Sylar's abilities have unwanted side effects other than the hunger from intuitive aptitude.<br />		::::{{note}} None of Sylar's abilities have unwanted side effects other than the hunger from intuitive aptitude.<br />
	{{note}} It's possible for Samson to have an ability with cancer as its side effect, but whatever it is, it's not intuitive aptitude.<br />		{{note}} It's possible for Samson to have an ability with cancer as its side effect, but whatever it is, it's not intuitive aptitude.<br />
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	\| Samson will be [[Redemption]]'s villain. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} He's an interesting character and claims to have had many powers, which would make him a formidable enemy.<br />
	{{minus}} Unless he gets [[rapid cell regeneration]], he doesn't hold much of a threat.<br />
	:{{note}} There is no need for a third villain who can heal.<br />
	{{plus}} Wouldn't cancer just mean he's got nothing to lose?<br />
	{{minus}} [[Samuel]] and [[Sylar]] are the villains of Volume Five.<br />
	{{minus}} Samson may be already dead due to his cancer.<br />
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	\| Samson is [[Arthur]]'s relative. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Intuitive aptitude and power absorption have similar byproducts.<br />		\| Samson is [[Arthur]]'s relative. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Intuitive aptitude and power absorption have similar byproducts.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath at 18:26, 25 March 2010

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	:{{note}} If anything, he's too young.<br />		:{{note}} If anything, he's too young.<br />
	{{minus}} There are many other telekinetics like Aviv, Brian Davis, Misha, Draph, Jack and the game operator, who could potentially be Richard.<br />		{{minus}} There are many other telekinetics like Aviv, Brian Davis, Misha, Draph, Jack and the game operator, who could potentially be Richard.<br />
	:{{note}} ~~Aviv-~~Richard and Aviv look nothing alike, Aviv is also a ~~differant~~ ~~race~~.		:{{note}} Richard and Aviv look nothing alike, Aviv is also a different ethnicity.<br />
	:{{note}} Brian Davis~~-No~~ control over his power, as Richard ~~did have control.~~		:{{note}} Brian Davis had no control over his power, unlike Richard.<br />
	:{{note}} ~~Misha-It~~'s ~~very~~ ~~possible~~, ~~but~~ ~~not~~ ~~likley~~		:{{note}} Draph's a teacher, no reason to resort to thievery.<br />
			:{{note}} Jack wasn't even born yet.<br />
	:{{note}} Draph-No, he's a teacher, why would a teacher resort to thievery?
	:{{note}} ~~Jack-Too~~ ~~young.~~ ~~Probobly~~ ~~wasen't~~ ~~even~~ ~~born~~ ~~yet.~~		:{{note}} The game operator traveled with the Carnival.<br />
	:{{note}} ~~The~~ ~~game~~ ~~operator-With~~ ~~the~~ ~~carnival,~~ ~~not~~ a ~~loner~~ ~~like Richard~~.		::{{note}} It could have happened before the Carnival found him.<br />
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	\| Young Samson worked at [[Primatech]], only knowing about the ability of intuitive aptitude and not about "the hunger". After reading Richard's file, he visited him and saw the "evolutionary imperative". After killing Richard, Samson started his killing spree. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} We still don't know who Samson took [[TK]] from.<br />		\| Young Samson worked at [[Primatech]], only knowing about the ability of intuitive aptitude and not about "the hunger". After reading Richard's file, he visited him and saw the "evolutionary imperative". After killing Richard, Samson started his killing spree. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} We still don't know who Samson took [[TK]] from.<br />

imported>Terraterra45 at 14:13, 25 March 2010

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	:{{note}} If anything, he's too young.<br />		:{{note}} If anything, he's too young.<br />
	{{minus}} There are many other telekinetics like Aviv, Brian Davis, Misha, Draph, Jack and the game operator, who could potentially be Richard.<br />		{{minus}} There are many other telekinetics like Aviv, Brian Davis, Misha, Draph, Jack and the game operator, who could potentially be Richard.<br />
			:{{note}} Aviv-Richard and Aviv look nothing alike, Aviv is also a differant race.
			:{{note}} Brian Davis-No control over his power, as Richard did have control.
			:{{note}} Misha-It's very possible, but not likley
			:{{note}} Draph-No, he's a teacher, why would a teacher resort to thievery?
			:{{note}} Jack-Too young. Probobly wasen't even born yet.
			:{{note}} The game operator-With the carnival, not a loner like Richard.
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	\| Young Samson worked at [[Primatech]], only knowing about the ability of intuitive aptitude and not about "the hunger". After reading Richard's file, he visited him and saw the "evolutionary imperative". After killing Richard, Samson started his killing spree. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} We still don't know who Samson took [[TK]] from.<br />		\| Young Samson worked at [[Primatech]], only knowing about the ability of intuitive aptitude and not about "the hunger". After reading Richard's file, he visited him and saw the "evolutionary imperative". After killing Richard, Samson started his killing spree. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} We still don't know who Samson took [[TK]] from.<br />