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Theories about Julien Dumont

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The tubes connecting Julien to his clones are part of a function similar to umbilical cords.	None	+ In Root and Branch, Part 2, the tubes appear to be organic, as they literally come out of Julien's body. + The clones are in fetal position, making them akin, in one way, to babies in a mother's womb. • 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. + 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.

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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 />
+{{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.<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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