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:{{minus}} The Shanti virus would also prevent him from acquiring it, if he was so infected.<br> |
:{{minus}} The Shanti virus would also prevent him from acquiring it, if he was so infected.<br> |
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{{plus}} She was well aware that he was a psychopathic killer. With or without powers she would be unlikely to let him be physically near her.<br>{{plus}}If the Company saved him to test the virus, why didn't they put him in a research lab, where the data could be analysed and examined much better? Only if they wanted him to flee and in that case, Candice had every reason to be careful. <br>{{plus}}Apart from being fatter, the corpse had the same hair, skin and clothing as her illusion. No matter why she didn't want her old look anymore, why would she asume that one, if not to make the death look more convincing (the company probably prepared a corpse in case Candice's tactile illusion could be to weak to fool Sylar during a complete autopsy)? |
{{plus}} She was well aware that he was a psychopathic killer. With or without powers she would be unlikely to let him be physically near her.<br>{{plus}}If the Company saved him to test the virus, why didn't they put him in a research lab, where the data could be analysed and examined much better? Only if they wanted him to flee and in that case, Candice had every reason to be careful. <br>{{plus}}Apart from being fatter, the corpse had the same hair, skin and clothing as her illusion. No matter why she didn't want her old look anymore, why would she asume that one, if not to make the death look more convincing (the company probably prepared a corpse in case Candice's tactile illusion could be to weak to fool Sylar during a complete autopsy)? |
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{{minus}} Several other characters (Sylar, Bennet & co, Adam and Peter) have escaped from Company storage facilities under similar improbable circumstances. The Company may simply be incompetant when it comes to detaining superpowered prisoners. |
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| Candice was never in ''[[Kindred]]''. || None || {{plus}} Sylar could be experiencing a dream world created by the [[Mr. Parkman|Matt's father]]. <br> {{plus}} [[Mr. Parkman|Matt's father]] could have taken Candice's and Sylar's powers and be impersonating Candice.<br>{{minus}} Sylar had never met Candice prior to the episode. He can't have a nightmare with her in it when he has no memory of her.<br> |
| Candice was never in ''[[Kindred]]''. || None || {{plus}} Sylar could be experiencing a dream world created by the [[Mr. Parkman|Matt's father]]. <br> {{plus}} [[Mr. Parkman|Matt's father]] could have taken Candice's and Sylar's powers and be impersonating Candice.<br>{{minus}} Sylar had never met Candice prior to the episode. He can't have a nightmare with her in it when he has no memory of her.<br> |
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The following fan theories are about Candice Willmer.
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| Sylar will kill Candice and go on to use her powers. | None. | + This happened in the dark future. (Five Years Gone) + Missy Peregrym will be in the show Reaper, set to film during Season Two, and Missy was not resigned by NBC.
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| If Candice uses an illusion long enough, it becomes an unconcious act, much like breathing, or a heart beat. | In How To Stop An Exploding Man, when knocked unconcious by Niki, Candice did not revert to her natural state. | + Though many powers need concious control, other evolved humans have been seen to have unconcious control over their powers, such as Claire, who heals automatically. + Though being knocked unconcious interferes with higher brain functions, it does not affect unconcious actions, such as breathing. This would seem to indicate that Candice's ability to maintain this particular illusion is also unconscious. - It is possible that Candice faked unconsciousness to avoid fighting an obviously superior (i.e. super-strong) opponent. |
| Candice was not actually killed in Kindred. | None | + Candice lived for a few moments after Sylar attacked her. This would give her time to cast another illusion. + Sylar's loss of power could be one of Candice's illusions.
+ The deserted forest that Sylar finds himself in may also be an illusion.
+ She was well aware that he was a psychopathic killer. With or without powers she would be unlikely to let him be physically near her. |
| Candice was never in Kindred. | None | + Sylar could be experiencing a dream world created by the Matt's father. + Matt's father could have taken Candice's and Sylar's powers and be impersonating Candice. - Sylar had never met Candice prior to the episode. He can't have a nightmare with her in it when he has no memory of her.
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| See Also: 9 • Red • Time travel • Candice Willmer | |||||||||