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| Bob and [[Noah Bennet]] are brothers. || None || {{plus}} Switching your last name from Bishop to Bennet to Butler is not a huge stretch. Perhaps he wanted to prove his own value, instead of being known as the 'Boss's kid brother<br>{{minus}} Bennet has no knowledge of Linderman's connection to the Company and is imprisoned without appeal. Very odd if his brother is one of the leaders...<br> {{minus}} Thompson mentions bringing him in personally. |
| Bob and [[Noah Bennet]] are brothers. || None || {{plus}} Switching your last name from Bishop to Bennet to Butler is not a huge stretch. Perhaps he wanted to prove his own value, instead of being known as the 'Boss's kid brother.<br>{{minus}} Bennet has no knowledge of Linderman's connection to the Company and is imprisoned without appeal. Very odd if his brother is one of the leaders...<br> {{minus}} Thompson mentions bringing him in personally. |
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| Bob is behind everything. He is telling Adam what to do, he is deciding who dies. He is the villian. || None || {{minus}} Adam was imprisoned by Bob and the company for decades. Why would he do anything for Bob?<br>{{plus}} Adam seemed to escape with Peter pretty easily, and they were placed within earshot of one another. It's possible that the escape was staged for Peter's benefit. |
| Bob is behind everything. He is telling Adam what to do, he is deciding who dies. He is the villian. || None || {{minus}} Adam was imprisoned by Bob and the company for decades. Why would he do anything for Bob?<br>{{plus}} Adam seemed to escape with Peter pretty easily, and they were placed within earshot of one another. It's possible that the escape was staged for Peter's benefit. |
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The following fan theories are about Bob Bishop.
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Theories
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| Bob and Noah Bennet are brothers. | None | + Switching your last name from Bishop to Bennet to Butler is not a huge stretch. Perhaps he wanted to prove his own value, instead of being known as the 'Boss's kid brother. - Bennet has no knowledge of Linderman's connection to the Company and is imprisoned without appeal. Very odd if his brother is one of the leaders... - Thompson mentions bringing him in personally. |
| Bob is behind everything. He is telling Adam what to do, he is deciding who dies. He is the villian. | None | - Adam was imprisoned by Bob and the company for decades. Why would he do anything for Bob? + Adam seemed to escape with Peter pretty easily, and they were placed within earshot of one another. It's possible that the escape was staged for Peter's benefit. |
| Bob adopted Elle when she was taken into the Company. | Claire was adopted. (Company Man) | - Unlike Bennet, Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers. + Many parallels have been drawn between Claire and Elle, and it's implied that Bob had the Haitian erase all of Elle's previous life. - Bennet's description of how Bob brought Elle in to be tested by The Company seems to suggest strongly that she is Bob's biological daughter.(Cautionary Tales)
- Bob's wife and Elle's mother is not evident. |
| Bob was allied with Linderman towards blowing up New York. | Sandra recognizes Bob as Noah's boss. (Cautionary Tales) Noah's other boss, Thompson, openly supports Linderman's plan. (The Hard Part) | + Bob seems pretty well set up(comfy office, access to files, prisoners, experimental viruses and cures, no hint of conflict in the Company other than a pair of runaways and a telepathic assassin, i.e. noone questions his authority), for a guy who's just taken over the Company in less than 24 hours. + Linderman spends his time running a vast crime synidicate and lives in Vegas. Someone has to handle the day-to-day affairs of the Company... |
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