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Wouldn't HAVE, not wouldn't OF.


Why would her mother have so many "Creepy boyfriends" if she was paralysed from the neck downwards? It wouldn't of left much opportunities for dating. Plus, Diana is known to be a compulsive liar and manipulator, and she was telling that story to teach Jack that's she dangerous, and it's best not to anger her and do as she says. Perhaps she embellished or downright made up the story to scare him into submission.

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Why would her mother have so many "Creepy boyfriends" if she was paralysed from the neck downwards? It wouldn't of have left much opportunities for dating. Plus, Diana is known to be a compulsive liar and manipulator, and she was telling that story to teach Jack that's she dangerous, and it's best not to anger her and do as she says. Perhaps she embellished or downright made up the story to scare him into submission.
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Could HAVE, not could of.


** Her mother could of had those "creepy boyfriends" before she fell down the stairs...
** Or they could of been manipulating her for money after her stair fall.

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** Her mother could of have had those "creepy boyfriends" before she fell down the stairs...
** Or they could of have been manipulating her for money after her stair fall.



Diana often makes little references to "leering old men" and her mother's "Creepy boyfriends" who watch her in the shower. This, by itself, implies that she has been defiled or at the very least has been threatened with such a precidament. But it would also explain a lot of her actions as a character. It would explain how willing she is to use her sexxuality to her advantage; perhaps that was the only way she could stay safe pre-FAYZ. It would also explain her self-resentment and feelings of abasement in ''LIES''. Plus, strangely enough, Diana doesn't register anger or revulsion when [[spoiler: Caine threatens to rape her.]] which implies it could of been something she was- tragically- used to as a child.

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Diana often makes little references to "leering old men" and her mother's "Creepy boyfriends" who watch her in the shower. This, by itself, implies that she has been defiled or at the very least has been threatened with such a precidament. But it would also explain a lot of her actions as a character. It would explain how willing she is to use her sexxuality to her advantage; perhaps that was the only way she could stay safe pre-FAYZ. It would also explain her self-resentment and feelings of abasement in ''LIES''. Plus, strangely enough, Diana doesn't register anger or revulsion when [[spoiler: Caine threatens to rape her.]] which implies it could of have been something she was- tragically- used to as a child.



** Astrid could of been wrong. Perhaps powers has nothing to do with genes.

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** Astrid could of have been wrong. Perhaps powers has nothing to do with genes.
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Dewicking NotSoDifferent per TRS


They certainly bonded a lot in ''FEAR'' and seeing as it's the last book, it makes sense for everything to be rounded up and resolved. I think it would be a nice, bitter-sweet moment for them to finally, after all that conflict become friends. After all, they're NotSoDifferent

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They certainly bonded a lot in ''FEAR'' and seeing as it's the last book, it makes sense for everything to be rounded up and resolved. I think it would be a nice, bitter-sweet moment for them to finally, after all that conflict become friends. After all, they're NotSoDifferent
not so different.
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[[WMG: The gaiaphage was a product of the Ellimist from {{Animorphs}}]]

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[[WMG: The gaiaphage was a product of the Ellimist from {{Animorphs}}]]''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'']]
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The similarities between the two series are uncanny; both had very large and very diverse casts, both had kids with superpowers, both had multiple overarching mysteries, both had somewhat of a KudzuPlot, and both had more NightmareFuel than a video of a war. But a lot of problems that Remnants had were fixed here. Scholastic wouldn't let Grant make Tate's lesbianism more explicit; Dekka is another black lesbian with a similar personality. Remnants often strayed into the ChrisCarterEffect; here, all the questions are answered. Remnants was written on the very rushed schedule of two books every month; Gone's schedule was much more relaxed. And it really did work; I've read both series, and although I enjoyed Remnants, this was entertaining in the same way while being much more satisfying and higher quality.

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The similarities between the two series are uncanny; both had very large and very diverse casts, both had kids with superpowers, both had multiple overarching mysteries, both had somewhat of a KudzuPlot, and both had more NightmareFuel than a video of a war. But a lot of problems that Remnants had were fixed here. Scholastic wouldn't let Grant make Tate's lesbianism more explicit; Dekka is another black lesbian with a similar personality. Remnants often strayed into the ChrisCarterEffect; TheChrisCarterEffect; here, all the questions are answered. Remnants was written on the very rushed schedule of two books every month; Gone's schedule was much more relaxed. And it really did work; I've read both series, and although I enjoyed Remnants, this was entertaining in the same way while being much more satisfying and higher quality.
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[[WMG: The gaiaphage was a product of the [[Animorphs Ellimist]]]]

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[[WMG: The gaiaphage was a product of the [[Animorphs Ellimist]]]]
The story is that the gaiaphage was some sort of accidental seed thrown across the galaxy to spread life. The Ellimist's goal in his Third Life was to spread life faster than the Crayak could exterminate life. The gaiaphage could be the byproduct of one of these attempts.
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They certainly bonded a lot in ''FEAR'' and seeing as it's the last book, it makes sense for everything to be rounded up and resolved. I think it would be a nice, bitter-sweet moment for them to finally, after all that conflict become friends. After all, they're {{notsodifferent}}

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They certainly bonded a lot in ''FEAR'' and seeing as it's the last book, it makes sense for everything to be rounded up and resolved. I think it would be a nice, bitter-sweet moment for them to finally, after all that conflict become friends. After all, they're {{notsodifferent}}
NotSoDifferent
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[[WMG: In ''Light'', Sam and Caine will be {{fireforgedfriends}} ]]

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[[WMG: In ''Light'', Sam and Caine will be {{fireforgedfriends}} FireForgedFriends ]]
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[[WMG: Left to his own devices, Little Pete would've destroyed the world.]]
Does this one really need any more explanation?
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