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How convenient of Khaled, the "husband" of Haifaa, to show up and claim she was kidnapped after Caleb basically blew the whistle on her. Now he can ask for more money to pay the phantom "kidnappers", then scoot back to Saudi Arabia with one last payoff.
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How convenient of Khaled, the "husband" of Haifaa, to show up and claim she was kidnapped after Caleb basically blew the whistle on her. Now he can ask for more money to pay the phantom "kidnappers", then scoot back to Saudi Arabia with one last payoff.payoff.
* Confirmed.
* Confirmed.
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* Debunked. [[spoiler:She framed an actual serial killer with another murder case she worked on with some FBI agents.]]
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* Debunked. [[spoiler:She framed an actual serial killer with another murder case she worked on with some FBI agents.]]]]
[[WMG: Shelby is still being conned.]]
How convenient of Khaled, the "husband" of Haifaa, to show up and claim she was kidnapped after Caleb basically blew the whistle on her. Now he can ask for more money to pay the phantom "kidnappers", then scoot back to Saudi Arabia with one last payoff.
[[WMG: Shelby is still being conned.]]
How convenient of Khaled, the "husband" of Haifaa, to show up and claim she was kidnapped after Caleb basically blew the whistle on her. Now he can ask for more money to pay the phantom "kidnappers", then scoot back to Saudi Arabia with one last payoff.
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* Jossed. [[spoiler:Elias was in on it, but only 'cause he was threatened to do so.]]
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* Jossed. [[spoiler:Elias was in on framed her for it, but only 'cause he was threatened to do so.]]
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* Jossed. [[spoiler:Elias was in on it, but only 'cause he was threatened to do so.]]
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** Jossed so far. [[spoiler:Elias was in on it, but only 'cause he was threatened to do so.]]
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* Jossed. [[spoiler:Elias was in on it, but only 'cause he was threatened to do so.]]
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She notes that she knows how to stay in a security camera's blind spots, and she's more than just a bit obsessed with murder, both on the individual and mass scale.
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She notes that she knows how to stay in a security camera's blind spots, and she's more than just a bit obsessed with murder, both on the individual and mass scale.scale.
: Debunked. [[spoiler:She framed an actual serial killer with another murder case she worked on with some FBI agents.]]
: Debunked. [[spoiler:She framed an actual serial killer with another murder case she worked on with some FBI agents.]]
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Caleb's father says that he's a danger to himself and those around him, and had to stop him himself when he risked other people's safety. It's possible that Caleb is part of the group that convinced Miranda's son to plan his shooting. However, Caleb is too wrapped up in his own psychological issues to realize the consequences or that he did anything wrong, and his father has too much pride to admit that his son has violent tendencies and could cause serious damage as an FBI agent. This forces Director Haas to walk the line between protecting the world from his son and protecting his own reputation. Director Haas is also the person framing Alex, as he likely has access to all the info Liam does and decided that should Caleb do something bad, like set off a bomb, Alex would be the perfect patsy. He's also one of the few people with the authority to remove Miranda from her position as Quantico director, which he may have done because she was getting to close to figuring out the connection between Caleb and her son.
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Caleb's father says that he's a danger to himself and those around him, and had to stop him himself when he risked other people's safety. It's possible that Caleb is part of the group that convinced Miranda's son to plan his shooting. However, Caleb is too wrapped up in his own psychological issues to realize the consequences or that he did anything wrong, and his father has too much pride to admit that his son has violent tendencies and could cause serious damage as an FBI agent. This forces Director Haas to walk the line between protecting the world from his son and protecting his own reputation. Director Haas is also the person framing Alex, as he likely has access to all the info Liam does and decided that should Caleb do something bad, like set off a bomb, Alex would be the perfect patsy. He's also one of the few people with the authority to remove Miranda from her position as Quantico director, which he may have done because she was getting to close to figuring out the connection between Caleb and her son.son.
[[WMG: The doctor who falsified evidence is the one who planned the bombing.]]
She notes that she knows how to stay in a security camera's blind spots, and she's more than just a bit obsessed with murder, both on the individual and mass scale.
[[WMG: The doctor who falsified evidence is the one who planned the bombing.]]
She notes that she knows how to stay in a security camera's blind spots, and she's more than just a bit obsessed with murder, both on the individual and mass scale.
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[[WMG: Caleb was involved with the bomb and Miranda's son, and his father is covering for him.]]
Caleb's father says that he's a danger to himself and those around him, and had to stop him himself when he risked other people's safety. It's possible that Caleb is part of the group that convinced Miranda's son to plan his shooting. However, Caleb is too wrapped up in his own psychological issues to realize the consequences or that he did anything wrong, and his father has too much pride to admit that his son has violent tendencies and could cause serious damage as an FBI agent. This forces Director Haas to walk the line between protecting the world from his son and protecting his own reputation. Director Haas is also the person framing Alex, as he likely has access to all the info Liam does and decided that should Caleb do something bad, like set off a bomb, Alex would be the perfect patsy. He's also one of the few people with the authority to remove Miranda from her position as Quantico director, which he may have done because she was getting to close to figuring out the connection between Caleb and her son.
Caleb's father says that he's a danger to himself and those around him, and had to stop him himself when he risked other people's safety. It's possible that Caleb is part of the group that convinced Miranda's son to plan his shooting. However, Caleb is too wrapped up in his own psychological issues to realize the consequences or that he did anything wrong, and his father has too much pride to admit that his son has violent tendencies and could cause serious damage as an FBI agent. This forces Director Haas to walk the line between protecting the world from his son and protecting his own reputation. Director Haas is also the person framing Alex, as he likely has access to all the info Liam does and decided that should Caleb do something bad, like set off a bomb, Alex would be the perfect patsy. He's also one of the few people with the authority to remove Miranda from her position as Quantico director, which he may have done because she was getting to close to figuring out the connection between Caleb and her son.
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* Jossed. He just walked in on them in "Go" and was clearly upset that Shaw did it.
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* Somewhat right. [[spoiler:"Over" does suggest that the culprit/s are using the Grand Central bombing attack as a training exercise for the next big one.]]
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* [[spoiler: Confirmed in "Found".]]
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[[WMG: Everyone or at least most of the students got something to do with the bombings...and they're all pinning it on Alex.]]
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* Jossed. [[spoiler:He is, but he lied about his circumstances: he was actually an IDF soldier, which gave him free range through the Gaza Strip on maneuvers and missions. He has since regretted things he did there and made up an alternate identity to try and escape his memories.]]
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* Jossed. [[spoiler:He is who he says he is, but he lied about his circumstances: he was actually an IDF soldier, which gave him free range through the Gaza Strip on maneuvers and missions. He has since regretted things he did there and made up an alternate identity to try and escape his memories.]]
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* And then Liam baldly claims that Alex "had something" on everyone at Quantico, which is so absurd as to defy belief.
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* Jossed. [[spoiler:He is, but he lied about his circumstances: he was actually an IDF soldier, which gave him free range through the Gaza Strip on maneuvers and missions. He has since regretted things he did there and made up an alternate identity to try and escape his memories.]]
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** The fact that his glasses were fake shows he was hiding at least ''something'' though whether or not this is part of that remains to be seen.
** Possible case of ExactWords in episode 4, Simon tells Elias that [[SarcasmMode he's not gay, "but my boyfriend is."]]
** Possible case of ExactWords in episode 4, Simon tells Elias that [[SarcasmMode he's not gay, "but my boyfriend is."]]
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** Possible case of ExactWords in episode 4, Simon tells Elias that [[SarcasmMode he's not gay, "but my boyfriend is."]]
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[[WMG: Simon is bisexual.]]
It explains why he oggled Caleb but also has an interest in Rainah.
It explains why he oggled Caleb but also has an interest in Rainah.
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* Possibly confirming this is that tn the fourth episode we discover that Miranda suspects Liam, and Liam himself has been trying to push Alex out of the academy. A bombing of Grand Central could easily be blamed on a promising, but troubled, young agent wanting to follow her father's footsteps and, when she washed out, she took revenge. But since Alex stayed on, it ironically became even easier for Liam to frame her for the bombing.
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Miranda really misses the old days.
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Miranda really misses the old days.days.
[[WMG: Simon knows about Rainah and Nimah.]]
Considering how Simon lived in the Gaza strip, there's no **way** he'd be as ignorant as to think the side which Nimah tied the pin of her scarf could possibly have any extra meaning. He didn't ask that question out of curiosity, but to subtly let Rainah know that she and her sister's different ways of arranging their headscarves was a giveaway, even if Raina herself thinks he did it unintentionally. Simon's actions have constantly been reinforcing the twins cover, both by continuing his friendship despite personality differences (the way Simon kept hanging out with Rainah even after Nimah was incredibly harsh with him), as well as how he subtly points out cracks in their cover with 'unintentionally observant' comments (his comment to Rainah that she shouldn't feel exhaused when they've been doing this routine 24 hours for the past month). The comments especially are both too observant and helpful to be anything other than deliberate warnings, deliberate hints for the twins to fix cracks in their facade. Why Simon doesn't let on that he knows and chooses to subtly help out is, however, a mystery.
[[WMG: Simon knows about Rainah and Nimah.]]
Considering how Simon lived in the Gaza strip, there's no **way** he'd be as ignorant as to think the side which Nimah tied the pin of her scarf could possibly have any extra meaning. He didn't ask that question out of curiosity, but to subtly let Rainah know that she and her sister's different ways of arranging their headscarves was a giveaway, even if Raina herself thinks he did it unintentionally. Simon's actions have constantly been reinforcing the twins cover, both by continuing his friendship despite personality differences (the way Simon kept hanging out with Rainah even after Nimah was incredibly harsh with him), as well as how he subtly points out cracks in their cover with 'unintentionally observant' comments (his comment to Rainah that she shouldn't feel exhaused when they've been doing this routine 24 hours for the past month). The comments especially are both too observant and helpful to be anything other than deliberate warnings, deliberate hints for the twins to fix cracks in their facade. Why Simon doesn't let on that he knows and chooses to subtly help out is, however, a mystery.
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The Simon who went to live in the Gaza Strip was gay and wore glasses. The man who left four years later calling himself Simon is straight and doesn't need them. They call attention in ''America'' to the fact that, while it's possible to get into Gaza, getting out is a lot more difficult. That would explain why he's wearing fake glasses and pretending to be gay (the latter is a WMG in itself, but would explain his interest in Nimah, discomfort around Elias, the fact that he hasn't slept with his last four boyfriends, and his fake boyfriend in the pilot).
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The Simon who went to live in the Gaza Strip was gay and wore glasses. The man who left four years later calling himself Simon is straight and doesn't need them. They call attention in ''America'' to the fact that, while it's possible to get into Gaza, getting out is a lot more difficult. That would explain why he's wearing fake glasses and pretending to be gay (the latter is a WMG in itself, but would explain his interest in Nimah, discomfort around Elias, the fact that he hasn't slept with his last four boyfriends, and his fake boyfriend in the pilot).pilot).
[[WMG: The Grand Central Bombing was a training exercise]]
Miranda really misses the old days.
[[WMG: The Grand Central Bombing was a training exercise]]
Miranda really misses the old days.
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** The fact that his glasses were fake shows he was hiding at least ''something'' though whether or not this is part of that remains to be seen.
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Everything has just been one big lie to pin it all on someone. When that person finally gets the blame and most likely killed, she'll have spun one hell of a XanatosGambit worthy of [[Anime/DeathNote Kira]]
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He hasn't had sex with any of his four boyfriends, is visibly uncomfortable with another gay FBI agent hitting on him, and seems interested in Nimah beyond just his perceived love of Islamic interest in Arab/ Muslim culture. If you want to peg him as the terrorism suspect, it's possible he's faking his homosexuality to make him less obvious as a target.
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Furthermore, it's implied that he already knew Alex's father personally before she showed up, which would give him insight into her and the ability to start her FrameUp as soon as she gets into Quantico. What's likely is that Alex's father found out that Liam was mixed up in something less-than-savoury. Unable to turn against his (friend? partner?), he resigns but says nothing. Liam is able to use the Parrish family agents as patsies in his own schemes.
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Furthermore, it's implied that he already knew Alex's father personally before she showed up, which would give him insight into her and the ability to start her FrameUp as soon as she gets into Quantico. What's likely is that Alex's father found out that Liam was mixed up in something less-than-savoury.less-than-savory. Unable to turn against his (friend? partner?), he resigns but says nothing. Liam is able to use the Parrish family agents as patsies in his own schemes.
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The Simon who went to live in the Gaza Strip was gay and wore glasses. The man who left four years later calling himself Simon is straight and doesn't need them. They call attention in ''America'' to the fact that, while it's possible to get into Gaza, getting out is a lot more difficult. That would explain why he's wearing fake glasses and pretending to be gay (the latter is a WMG in itself, but would explain his interest in Nimah, the fact that he hasn't slept with his last four boyfriends, and his fake boyfriend in the pilot).
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The Simon who went to live in the Gaza Strip was gay and wore glasses. The man who left four years later calling himself Simon is straight and doesn't need them. They call attention in ''America'' to the fact that, while it's possible to get into Gaza, getting out is a lot more difficult. That would explain why he's wearing fake glasses and pretending to be gay (the latter is a WMG in itself, but would explain his interest in Nimah, discomfort around Elias, the fact that he hasn't slept with his last four boyfriends, and his fake boyfriend in the pilot).
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Furthermore, it's implied that he already knew Alex's father personally before she showed up, which would give him insight into her and the ability to start her FrameUp as soon as she gets into Quantico. What's likely is that Alex's father found out that Liam was mixed up in something less-than-savoury. Unable to turn against his (friend? partner?), he resigns but says nothing. Liam is able to use the Parrish family agents as patsies in his own schemes.
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Furthermore, it's implied that he already knew Alex's father personally before she showed up, which would give him insight into her and the ability to start her FrameUp as soon as she gets into Quantico. What's likely is that Alex's father found out that Liam was mixed up in something less-than-savoury. Unable to turn against his (friend? partner?), he resigns but says nothing. Liam is able to use the Parrish family agents as patsies in his own schemes.schemes.
[[WMG: Simon isn't Simon]]
The Simon who went to live in the Gaza Strip was gay and wore glasses. The man who left four years later calling himself Simon is straight and doesn't need them. They call attention in ''America'' to the fact that, while it's possible to get into Gaza, getting out is a lot more difficult. That would explain why he's wearing fake glasses and pretending to be gay (the latter is a WMG in itself, but would explain his interest in Nimah, the fact that he hasn't slept with his last four boyfriends, and his fake boyfriend in the pilot).
[[WMG: Simon isn't Simon]]
The Simon who went to live in the Gaza Strip was gay and wore glasses. The man who left four years later calling himself Simon is straight and doesn't need them. They call attention in ''America'' to the fact that, while it's possible to get into Gaza, getting out is a lot more difficult. That would explain why he's wearing fake glasses and pretending to be gay (the latter is a WMG in itself, but would explain his interest in Nimah, the fact that he hasn't slept with his last four boyfriends, and his fake boyfriend in the pilot).
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He hasn't had sex with any of his four boyfriends, is visibly uncomfortable with another gay FBI agent hitting on him, and seems interested in Nimah beyond just his perceived love of Islamic culture. If you want to peg him as the terrorism suspect, it's possible he's faking his homosexuality to make him less obvious as a target.
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He hasn't had sex with any of his four boyfriends, is visibly uncomfortable with another gay FBI agent hitting on him, and seems interested in Nimah beyond just his perceived love of Islamic culture. If you want to peg him as the terrorism suspect, it's possible he's faking his homosexuality to make him less obvious as a target.target.
[[WMG: Liam is behind the attack]]
The trainees learn a very valuable lesson in episode 2: a tip is only as good as its source. The audience will learn this lesson as well. Liam is the one who called in the tip about the attacker being a rookie agent, and we're expected to trust that simply because he's in a position of authority. The entire premise of the show is a ruse built by Liam to keep suspicion off of him.\\
Furthermore, it's implied that he already knew Alex's father personally before she showed up, which would give him insight into her and the ability to start her FrameUp as soon as she gets into Quantico. What's likely is that Alex's father found out that Liam was mixed up in something less-than-savoury. Unable to turn against his (friend? partner?), he resigns but says nothing. Liam is able to use the Parrish family agents as patsies in his own schemes.
[[WMG: Liam is behind the attack]]
The trainees learn a very valuable lesson in episode 2: a tip is only as good as its source. The audience will learn this lesson as well. Liam is the one who called in the tip about the attacker being a rookie agent, and we're expected to trust that simply because he's in a position of authority. The entire premise of the show is a ruse built by Liam to keep suspicion off of him.\\
Furthermore, it's implied that he already knew Alex's father personally before she showed up, which would give him insight into her and the ability to start her FrameUp as soon as she gets into Quantico. What's likely is that Alex's father found out that Liam was mixed up in something less-than-savoury. Unable to turn against his (friend? partner?), he resigns but says nothing. Liam is able to use the Parrish family agents as patsies in his own schemes.
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[[WMG: Simon isn't actually gay.]]
* He hasn't had sex with any of his four boyfriends, is visibly uncomfortable with another gay FBI agent hitting on him, and seems interested in Nimah beyond just his perceived love of Islamic culture. If you want to peg him as the terrorism suspect, it's possible he's faking his homosexuality to make him less obvious as a target.
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* Everything has just been one big lie to pin it all on someone. When that person finally gets the blame and most likely killed, she'll have spun one hell of a XanatosGambit worthy of [[Anime/DeathNote Kira]]Kira]]
[[WMG: Nimah's secret was supposed to be revealed during the opening assignment, but since the incident with Eric made it go undetected, they're keeping it up until someone outs them.]]
* One of them literally says that Miranda told them to do something, so it's not like the administration doesn't know. And if they can keep this up at the FBI Training Academy, then they will be unbelievably useful in undercover work.
[[WMG: Nimah's secret was supposed to be revealed during the opening assignment, but since the incident with Eric made it go undetected, they're keeping it up until someone outs them.]]
* One of them literally says that Miranda told them to do something, so it's not like the administration doesn't know. And if they can keep this up at the FBI Training Academy, then they will be unbelievably useful in undercover work.
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[[WMG: Alex really was the one who bombed Grand Central Station]]
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* Everything has just been one big lie to pin it all on someone. When that person finally gets the blame and most likely killed, she'll have spun one hell of a XanatosGambit worthy of [[Anime/DeathNote Kira]]
