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:{{minus}} Bennet has no knowledge of Linderman's connection to the Company and is imprisoned without appeal. It would be very odd if his brother was one of the leaders...<br /> |
:{{minus}} Bennet has no knowledge of Linderman's connection to the Company and is imprisoned without appeal. It would be very odd if his brother was one of the leaders...<br /> |
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::{{note}} Bob nor Noah may not know if they're brothers or not.<br /> |
::{{note}} Bob nor Noah may not know if they're brothers or not.<br /> |
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::{{note}} Neither Petrelli brother seemed aware of their parents' activities.<br /> |
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{{minus}} Thompson mentions bringing him in personally.<br /> |
{{minus}} Thompson mentions bringing him in personally.<br /> |
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{{plus}} An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in ''[[Powerless]]''. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.<br /> |
{{plus}} An "HRG" shot with Bob (over the shoulder, from the back) was in ''[[Powerless]]''. Besides being symbolic reference of Bob's control over Noah, it could also be symbolic of their possible family ties.<br /> |
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:{{minus}} Saying that two characters are related because of one camera shot seems sort of out there.<br /> |
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| Bob adopted Elle when she was taken into [[the Company]]. || [[Claire]] was adopted. {{epp|117}} || {{minus}} Unlike [[Noah|Bennet]], Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.<br /> |
| Bob adopted Elle when she was taken into [[the Company]]. || [[Claire]] was adopted. {{epp|117}} || {{minus}} Unlike [[Noah|Bennet]], Bob has powers and it is plausible that his children would have powers.<br /> |
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{{plus}} It has been theorized that [[Angela Petrelli]] or [[Carlos Mendez]] have the power of [[precognition]], and could foresee the evolution of Gabriel Gray into the psychopath Sylar.<br /> |
{{plus}} It has been theorized that [[Angela Petrelli]] or [[Carlos Mendez]] have the power of [[precognition]], and could foresee the evolution of Gabriel Gray into the psychopath Sylar.<br /> |
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:{{note}} [[Angela Petrelli]] has a [[Precognitive dreaming|precognitive]] ability, and according to [[Arthur Petrelli|Arthur]] in ''[[Episode:Eris Quod Sum|Eris Quod Sum]]'', she did "see" what Gabriel would become.<br /> |
:{{note}} [[Angela Petrelli]] has a [[Precognitive dreaming|precognitive]] ability, and according to [[Arthur Petrelli|Arthur]] in ''[[Episode:Eris Quod Sum|Eris Quod Sum]]'', she did "see" what Gabriel would become.<br /> |
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::{{minus}} [[Arthur Petrelli]] could have been lying. He also told Sylar he was their son.<br /> |
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{{note}} It may have to do with the [[brain]] located in the [[Vault]].<br /> |
{{note}} It may have to do with the [[brain]] located in the [[Vault]].<br /> |
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{{minus}} There is no solid evidence for this theory.<br /> |
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| [[Bob]] asked [[Sylar]] to kill him. || None. || {{plus}} He could have done it to annoy [[Elle]].<br /> |
| [[Bob]] asked [[Sylar]] to kill him. || None. || {{plus}} He could have done it to annoy [[Elle]].<br /> |
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{{plus}} Elle might have got into a relationship with Sylar because he told her that he killed her father and she might have been acting in ''[[It's Coming]]''.<br /> |
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{{plus}} [[Elle]] might have got into a relationship with [[Sylar]] (or [[Gabriel Gray]]) because he told her that he killed her father and she might have been acting in [[It's Coming]].<br /> |
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{{plus}} Bob might have seen the eclipse forthcoming and told Sylar about the fact that he will lose his powers. Perhaps [[Sylar]] didn't want to lose them, so in his anger he killed Bob.<br /> |
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:{{minus}} Bob had no way to know the eclipse would temporarily depower people.<br /> |
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:{{minus}} This does not seem to imply that Bob intended to be killed.<br /> |
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{{minus}} Sylar would want revenge for having been infected with the Shanti virus, and a new ability to boot.<br /> |
{{minus}} Sylar would want revenge for having been infected with the Shanti virus, and a new ability to boot.<br /> |
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Revision as of 04:41, 16 May 2009
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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.
- Thompson mentions bringing him in personally. |
| 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.
- 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. no one 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 syndicate and lives in Vegas. Someone has to handle the day-to-day affairs of The Company...
- Angela only mentions herself and Linderman as supporters of Adam's plans.
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| Bob was a sociopath like Elle. | None. | + Elle says that she was diagnosed as a sociopath; it could be genetic.
+ Bob was very manipulative and works for a rather "morally gray" group. |
| Bob orchestrated the rise of Sylar, by pointing Chandra to the location of "Patient Zero" or by other means. | None. | + Victoria Pratt obtained Strain 138 from Shanti. The Company must have had at least some awareness of Chandra's research. + Noah kept Sylar alive by strict orders from his boss. (Godsend). Bob was his boss. (Truth & Consequences)
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| Bob asked Sylar to kill him. | None. | + He could have done it to annoy Elle. + Elle might have got into a relationship with Sylar because he told her that he killed her father and she might have been acting in It's Coming. |
| Bob never liked Elle. | None. | + He allowed her to be experimented on. - Angela said that Elle only lasted in the Company because her father intervened in her favor. |
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| See Also: 9 • Red • Time travel • Bob Bishop | |||||||||