12 Monkeys 3x06 Thoughts
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+ The fact that The Witness is Primary makes a lot of sense! Him being conceived out of time by two time travellers he almost had to be. This makes me excited to see how he's going to interact with Jennifer and what role she's going to play against him. The fact that she connected to him as Cole/Cassie see him for the first time was so intriguing. I am also intrigued about Jennifer's connection to Time itself and the Machine. Who was the Follower who appeared to Guide her? She looked different from the usual ones.
+ Jennifer saying that she thinks she's supposed to save the body in her pictures/visions had me wondering - is it The Witness? Is Jennifer supposed to save him maybe?
+ Cassie states she couldn't kill their son and Cole replies "I can" but I'm skeptical.
+ "Does Jones know that you brought back a paradox in a half-shell?" - Deacon. Heee.
+ I'm a little worried about Deacon being so worried about his place in things and that his dissatisfaction of not seeming to be important is going to lead to him doing something he shouldn't. Also I like the idea of him not being someone important in the scheme of things and yet still being someone who has impact.
+ I loved seeing Gale again. I loved that Cassie told him the truth about his fate though I can't help but think this might be a case of a self-fulfilling prophecy rather then a hit to the integrity of time/fate. Giving Gale years to get used to his death, for him to muse about Cole's mission, years for him to decide that it's the right thing to do. Also his demeanour and attitude actually makes even more sense knowing that he knew this the whole time. I hope this isn't the last time we see him.
+ At the same time The Witness drawing Gale's death and giving it to child Tall Man was interesting. Did he do it as a distraction so Tall Man and his father could escape? Regardless of reason Gale now knows how he's going to die and I find myself wondering when bullet proof vests were created.
+ All I could think when they went undercover was how much of a risk it was considering that at this point they are pretty well known to the 12 Monkeys who they know are also travelling around time.
+ I've thought of this several times but there is a real lack of interaction between Jennifer and her future Daughters. Sure, they listened to her at Olivia's cell but there has been nothing else. Does she interact with them at all? Do they care about her at all or just see her as a false Mother?
+ The fact that The Witness is Primary makes a lot of sense! Him being conceived out of time by two time travellers he almost had to be. This makes me excited to see how he's going to interact with Jennifer and what role she's going to play against him. The fact that she connected to him as Cole/Cassie see him for the first time was so intriguing. I am also intrigued about Jennifer's connection to Time itself and the Machine. Who was the Follower who appeared to Guide her? She looked different from the usual ones.
+ Jennifer saying that she thinks she's supposed to save the body in her pictures/visions had me wondering - is it The Witness? Is Jennifer supposed to save him maybe?
+ Cassie states she couldn't kill their son and Cole replies "I can" but I'm skeptical.
+ "Does Jones know that you brought back a paradox in a half-shell?" - Deacon. Heee.
+ I'm a little worried about Deacon being so worried about his place in things and that his dissatisfaction of not seeming to be important is going to lead to him doing something he shouldn't. Also I like the idea of him not being someone important in the scheme of things and yet still being someone who has impact.
+ I loved seeing Gale again. I loved that Cassie told him the truth about his fate though I can't help but think this might be a case of a self-fulfilling prophecy rather then a hit to the integrity of time/fate. Giving Gale years to get used to his death, for him to muse about Cole's mission, years for him to decide that it's the right thing to do. Also his demeanour and attitude actually makes even more sense knowing that he knew this the whole time. I hope this isn't the last time we see him.
+ At the same time The Witness drawing Gale's death and giving it to child Tall Man was interesting. Did he do it as a distraction so Tall Man and his father could escape? Regardless of reason Gale now knows how he's going to die and I find myself wondering when bullet proof vests were created.
+ All I could think when they went undercover was how much of a risk it was considering that at this point they are pretty well known to the 12 Monkeys who they know are also travelling around time.
+ I've thought of this several times but there is a real lack of interaction between Jennifer and her future Daughters. Sure, they listened to her at Olivia's cell but there has been nothing else. Does she interact with them at all? Do they care about her at all or just see her as a false Mother?
