Theory:Monica Dawson

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Theory	Citations	Notes
Monica will become the vigilante known as St. Joan.	In Fight or Flight, Micah compares Monica's ability to that of "St. Joan" in issue #10 of the comic series 9th Wonders!, which was published by Isaac Mendez until his death in .07%. On at least one occasion, events depicted in 9th Wonders! came true at an earlier or later date. In Truth and Consequences Micah identifies her as such.	+ Monica has already had an encounter with the criminal element of New Orleans (The Kindness of Strangers). Should she decide to become a vigilante, she already has potential "targets". She was hesitant to take a stand before, so if she does use her powers to fight crime, it makes sense that she would do so in disguise, to protect her family. + Monica has already gained the ability to defend herself simply from watching a few seconds of wrestling and a Bruce Lee movie. + St. Joan on the cover of 9th Wonders! is completely shrouded in shadow. However, a distinguishing feature of this illustration is her shoes, which are clearly visible. Later, the camera focuses on Monica's shoes while she is jumping rope, which are the same as St. Joan's. + When Bob takes Monica home, he gives her an iPod full of information she can watch and absorb and comments that New Orleans "could use a little amazing." (The Line) + In Run!, Micah asked his parents, "shouldn't we be fighting crime or something?" Perhaps he will push Monica into vigilantism, becoming her "techno-sidekick". + When Peter and Caitlin travel to Future New York at the end of The Line, a billboard is seen in the background that depicts St. Joan. + The comic book depicting St. Joan could be another of Isaac's future drawings, showing Monica as St. Joan. + Micah identifies her as such when she wakes him up to go get his father's medal back. + They have the same ability.
Monica's iPod is bugged.	None.	+ The Company might want to take tabs on what she learns and what she does. - That version of the iPod has no way of obtaining internet. + Neither do people, but radio isotopes seem to work pretty well on them. + Furthermore, the Company could easily have modified the iPod. Even without modifying the existing electronics, a wireless bug could easily be hidden within the casing with little difficulty. If the existing electronics are modified, it would not need to have a very long range, as it could record data and simply transmit it to a hidden receiver somewhere the Company knows she will regularly go (her home, for instance).
Monica's ability is not bound to strict mimicry. She is able to unconsciously adjust a move to fit a certain situation.	None.	+ If the knife Monica used to cut tomato flowers were even slightly longer or shorter than the one on TV, she would not have been able to use it. + She was able to adjust her parkour skills to fit to a specific location.
Monica is actually a robot created by the Company.	West said that there are two groups of people: robots and aliens	+ When Micah puts his hand on Monica's back, saying that he wishes he could fix her, the camera lingers for an awfully long time. - Yet he said he was unable to fix her. + Monica's "muscle mimicry" power should not account for her hands playing the piano against her will. - Why not? We have seen people losing control of their abilities before. + The Company seems awfully interested in a simple waitress from New Orleans with a fairly mundane power. - It's their job to investigate all evolved humans. And, besides, her ability is certainly not mundane. - Bob wanted to inject Monica with a virus. Viruses need to infect living cells in order to survive; therefore, Monica is not a robot. - The Company doesn't have the technology required to build robots; otherwise, they wouldn't need to clone Julien. + Maybe Mr. Muggles built Monica.