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| [[West]] is the [[hooded killer|hooded individual]] who killed [[Kaito]]. || None || |
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{{plus}} When [[West]] looked in Claire's window before he flew away, he wore a similar sweatshirt, with an unzipped hood, to that worn by the killer before he attacked [[Kaito]]. |
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:{{plus}} This possibility is strongly implied in ''[[Lizards]]'', when [[Detective Fuller]] says that either the killer fell along with [[Kaito]] 20 feet to the ground, got up, and walked away, or he '''flew''' off. |
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{{plus}} [[West]] and the hooded killer have similar physiques. |
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| ⚫ | {{plus}} [[West]] is an evolved human, so his parents might be evolved humans as well, and they might be connected to the group of elder evolved humans. [[Kaito]] mentioned that one of the elders could be connected to the assassinations, so it could be West's parents, sending him to kill [[Kaito]], or [[West]] himself trying to avenge the possible death of his parents. |
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| ⚫ | :{{note}} [[West]] may be one of the older generation of heroes. Before [[Kaito]] was killed he said "Of all of them, I never thought it would be you." This suggests that the killer was one of the older generation of heroes (but doesn't do anything to disprove this theory, as the killer looked as young as West). |
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:{{plus}} West has already somewhat gained Claire's sympathy by telling her about Noah abducting him when he was younger. It is possible that he could turn her against her own father, hence why Claire is kissing West (assuming the man in the shadows is indeed West) over Noah's dead body in Isaac Mendez's painting. |
:{{plus}} West has already somewhat gained Claire's sympathy by telling her about Noah abducting him when he was younger. It is possible that he could turn her against her own father, hence why Claire is kissing West (assuming the man in the shadows is indeed West) over Noah's dead body in Isaac Mendez's painting. |
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{{Note}} While not related to Heroes continuity<!-- at all -->, West bears more than a little resemblance to Clark Kent, as depicted in ''Smallville'', whose powers include flight, enhanced hearing and reflexes.<br> {{Minus}}Only [[Empathic mimicry|empaths]] and [[Sylar]] have been shown to use more than one power.<br> |
{{Note}} While not related to Heroes continuity<!-- at all -->, West bears more than a little resemblance to Clark Kent, as depicted in ''Smallville'', whose powers include flight, enhanced hearing and reflexes.<br> {{Minus}}Only [[Empathic mimicry|empaths]] and [[Sylar]] have been shown to use more than one power.<br> |
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| [[Nathan Petrelli]] is the biological father of West. || None || {{plus}} They both have the power of flight |
| [[Nathan Petrelli]] is the biological father of West. || None || {{plus}} They both have the power of flight. |
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:{{minus}} Other parent/child relationships have yet to show any powers shared. |
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:{{note}}[[Claire]] is Nathan's daughter, but she cannot fly. |
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::{{minus}}[[Matt Parkman]] and his [[Maury_Parkman|father]] share [[telepathy]] ([[Fight or Flight|''Fight or Flight'']]). |
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{{minus}}It is unlikely that West and Claire would be written in kissing each other if they were siblings. |
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:{{plus}}However, in ''[[Star Wars]]'', Luke and Leia kiss twice even though they later find out they are brother and sister, so some precedent would exist. |
:{{plus}}However, in ''[[Star Wars]]'', Luke and Leia kiss twice even though they later find out they are brother and sister, so some precedent would exist. |
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{{Plus}} [[Bob]] is also affiliated with [[the Company]] and also wears horn-rimmed glasses, so he may be the person West remembers. |
{{Plus}} [[Bob]] is also affiliated with [[the Company]] and also wears horn-rimmed glasses, so he may be the person West remembers. |
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| West is a [[wikipedia:sociopath|sociopath]] and possible [[wikipedia:Solipsism|Solipsist]].|| He displays many characteristics of a sociopath. (''[[Graphic Novel:Flying Blind|Flying Blind]]'') ||{{Plus}} He refers to himself as a breed apart from humanity. While others with abilities |
| West is a [[wikipedia:sociopath|sociopath]] and possible [[wikipedia:Solipsism|Solipsist]].|| He displays many characteristics of a sociopath. (''[[Graphic Novel:Flying Blind|Flying Blind]]'') ||{{Plus}} He refers to himself as a breed apart from humanity. While others with abilities try to retain their humanity, characters like West and Sylar revel in their separateness and superiority. <br /> {{plus}}His observations on the two types of humans (robots and aliens) are snide. West probably doesn't have much love for humans. His disgust does not originate from injustice (like being picked on), but because he sees himself as superior. |
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Revision as of 23:05, 23 October 2007
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The following fan theories are about West Rosen.
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Theories
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| West is the hooded individual who killed Kaito. | None |
+ When West looked in Claire's window before he flew away, he wore a similar sweatshirt, with an unzipped hood, to that worn by the killer before he attacked Kaito.
+ West and the hooded killer have similar physiques.
- Some clues during the season premiere suggest that the hooded killer might be Nathan, but the clues seem to be too obvious, possibly indicating that Tim Kring is trying to misdirect viewers. + In Kindred, Mohinder discovers one of Isaac's paintings which depicts Noah's death. In the background of the painting, Claire can be seen kissing a man hidden in the shadows. It is likely that this man is West.
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| West is working for Angela and/or the Company. | None | + West's power is flight. Angela knows Claire would relate to a boy her age with her biological father's ability. + In Kindred, we see a scar on West's neck, like those of other evolved humans taken by the company; West could have made a deal to work for them, like Eden. |
| West has multiple powers. Notably, enhanced hearing and reflexes in addition to flight. | None | + Reflexes: He was able to brake on split second notice when Claire stepped in front of his car.
+ Hearing: When Claire cried out after breaking her leg in the first episode, he appeared almost immediately, as if he has heard her and came to help.
• While not related to Heroes continuity, West bears more than a little resemblance to Clark Kent, as depicted in Smallville, whose powers include flight, enhanced hearing and reflexes. |
| Nathan Petrelli is the biological father of West. | None | + They both have the power of flight.
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| West was not kidnapped by Mr. Bennet (and the Haitian). | None | + People who were kidnapped by Mr. Bennet do not remember anything about the kidnapping, but West remembers that he was kidnapped by a man with horn-rimmed glasses. West may have made this up so Claire wouldn't tell her father about him.
+ Bob is also affiliated with the Company and also wears horn-rimmed glasses, so he may be the person West remembers. |
| West is a sociopath and possible Solipsist. | He displays many characteristics of a sociopath. (Flying Blind) | + He refers to himself as a breed apart from humanity. While others with abilities try to retain their humanity, characters like West and Sylar revel in their separateness and superiority. + His observations on the two types of humans (robots and aliens) are snide. West probably doesn't have much love for humans. His disgust does not originate from injustice (like being picked on), but because he sees himself as superior. |
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| See Also: 9 • Red • Time travel • West Rosen | |||||||||