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15th Mar '13 10:14:04 AM Jimmidii

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11th Mar '13 10:07:19 AM Aruu

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11th Mar '13 9:17:40 AM LondonPurple

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[[WMG: It's not real in the ending of the Series 5 finale.]]
* The pan to the paper wolf at the end really implies that there's something wrong. Hatch was playing with the origami wolf in the fantasy with Tom, and the focus on the wolf had the same tilt to the right that happened when Hatch was focused on earlier in the episode.
* It's all too perfect. Being Human doesn't do happy endings.
* What if, when they came back to reality after Hatch showed them the perfect lives they could live, they didn't come back to reality at all? Hal did say that he should have put them all together, so what if Hatch did just that? It appears that the beginning of living in one of the alternate realities is if you accept it, or else Hatch can't force you into it. What if Hatch created a reality that was exactly as Hal, Tom, and Alex expected it to be, so they immediately accepted it ''as'' their reality. 
* This would also explain why they didn't die and became human when they did the ritual to remove the Devil from their world.
* Alex didn't drink all of the blood, she spilt some on the floor.
* The werewolf and vampire curses were explicitly said to have been created by the Devil, but there's no mention of what causes ghosts. Hal and Tom being cured makes sense, but Alex becoming human doesn't.

10th Mar '13 10:39:28 PM AryaAdrianiel

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* Or at least was intended to be a parody/dark counterpart to him. Both of them are elderly ex-military racists who stay in a hotel (seemingly indefinitely) who are referred to by their military rank.

[[WMG: It's not real.]]
* Regarding the series 5 finale:

The pan to the paper wolf at the end really implies that there's something wrong. That it's all to perfect. So what if it isn't real. What if, when they came back to reality after Hatch showed them the perfect lives they could live, they didn't come back to reality at all? Hal did say that he should have put them all together, so what if Hatch did just that? It appears that the beginning of living in one of the alternate realities is if you accept it, or else Hatch can't force you into it. Maybe it's not really saying that they want to live in that reality and more of accepting the dream world as their own. What if Hatch created a reality that was exactly as Hal, Tom, and Alex expected it to be, so they immediately accepted it ''as'' their reality. This would also explain why they didn't die and became human when they did the ritual to remove the Devil from their world.

13th Feb '13 5:12:33 PM Highlander93

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7th Jul '12 2:08:12 PM Tuvok

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7th Jul '12 2:06:48 PM Tuvok

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