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maybe it will spread to Walter and onward
I think that's already started happening. The Observer certainly implied as much, even if John Noble hadn't been playing it this way already. The whole world is changing, it looks like. She's just changing first and fastest.
I think that's already started happening. The Observer certainly implied as much, even if John Noble hadn't been playing it this way already. The whole world is changing, it looks like. She's just changing first and fastest.
I think John Noble has been playing it that way, at least a little. Walter has become more and more comfortable around Peter in recent episodes and started calling for him in the lab. It's certainly more subtle than what is happening with Olivia, but I think Walter and Peter's relationship is starting to feel more and more what we're used to.
This may actually be the point of "Olivia Must Die" prophecy, now that I think on it.
That is interesting. And might make me feel better about the whole thing, oddly.
The whole world is changing, it looks like. She's just changing first and fastest.
I would agree with this.
Is she really making a choice if she has no choice?
Is she really making a choice if she has no choice?
They fight in scenarios where people would consider there no choice. It's what they do. She doesn't have to accept or even look forward to what's happening, and she doesn't have to consider it inevitable. Within the narrative, she could certainly fight. She doesn't know what we do.
Does Fringe aim to fold all its different universes into one?
Does Fringe aim to fold all its different universes into one?
I certainly hope not. I think Alt-Livia is just as interesting as original flavor Olivia (if not as sympathetic), and the whole structure of the B universe is fascinating. Also, it's a universe in which Charlie Francis is still alive!
Does Fringe aim to fold all its different universes into one?
I don't think so.
Also, it's a universe in which Charlie Francis is still alive!
And with Prime Suspect gone he might be available again.
Since the new memories were "written back" to the point of Peter dying, one could make a case that Olivia and everyone else in this universe have only remembered it different.
I'm also interested in seeing one of those XKCD timeline things on the Fringeverse.