I think Cavil gives Hera to Simon to experiment on. He won't kill her right away until he understands what she is and how she came to be.
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I think killing all of the replacements pretty much guarantees no resurrection. So, maybe there was only one viable Daniel. And he was Kara's father.
That still doesn't explain the hallucination Kara was seeing and interacting with.
Actually, my current working theory is that a surviving Daniel rebuilt Kara using the lab that Cavil mentioned 2 eps back, and so even if she wasn't originally a hybrid, she kind of is now. The "song my dad used to play for me" might have been implanted too - she's not the original Kara so who knows if those are her original memories?
How did Daniel get to the colonies? Weren't all the others deliberately placed?
Oh that would explain the vision!Dad. He put himself in her mind!
Cavill could have kept him on ice and inserted when he sent the others.
Boomer was REALLY insistent that Hera drink from the bottle as she hurried out of the nursery -- I'm supposing that it had sleepy stuff in it, to keep her quiet during loading.
But why would Cavill tolerate the existence of a model he hated so much? I thought the point was to eliminate all traces of him?
Would have taken away from Hera's special place in the universe, but wouldn't have had me thinking "Oh, fuck you Galen" during all of the projection sequences.
Yeah, I had that same problem. Perhaps I could buy it if they'd given him a few minutes of screen time justifying to himself how all the blows of his recent history made him unlikely to be an acceptable dad to anyone.
Athena's mouth was bound.
Even so, noises are still possible, and she was close enough that even a small throat-sound could be heard. I suppose I'll go with the idea that she was really really out of it to the point that Athena didn't realize in the moment who was outside the closet and that she had no cognizance that she herself was in pain or bound. Especially given how out of it she still was when she found Helo.