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* [[spoiler:She did cure him in Season 4. So right guess, just wrong time.]]
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*[[spoiler: Jossed]]: As of: [[spoiler: Season 4]]
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[[WMG: Waverly cured [[spoiler: Doc]] of [[spoiler: his vampirism]]]]
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[[WMG: Waverly cured [[spoiler: Doc]] Doc of [[spoiler: his vampirism]]]]vampirism]] ]]
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And very possibly [[spoiler: {{GodIsEvil malevolent}}]], turning this into a [[spoiler: RageAgainstTheHeavens]] story.
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And very possibly [[spoiler: {{GodIsEvil malevolent}}]], [[GodIsEvil malevolent]]]], turning this into a [[spoiler: RageAgainstTheHeavens]] story.
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* Jossed. The Afghanistan incident was entirely separate (he mentioned early on in the show that he'd been taking the serum since he was "a kid"). After [[spoiler: Doll's death]] it was explained that Black Badge basically had a non-consensual SuperSoldier experiment going on where they turned all the people in Doll's unit into some sort of genetically unstable half-human hybrid, with the serum being necessary to keep them from dying. (Hybrid with ''what'' exactly, was never clarified, but Wynonna repeatedly called him things like "lizard" and "dragon" and neither Dolls nor Jeremy ever disagreed with that assumption.) It remains somewhat unclear whether Black Badge abducted Dolls as a child for these experiments or if he volunteered as an adult but then tried to run away halfway through the process. (On the one hand, Dolls seems to have had zero contact to any family, so he was either an orphan or didn't know who his family was. On the other hand, another guy who was part of that experiment mentioned that he joined Black Badge after some conventional military service, which implies that the victims where more like college-aged "kids".)
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* Jossed. The Afghanistan incident was entirely separate (he mentioned early on in the show that he'd been taking the serum since he was "a kid"). After [[spoiler: Doll's death]] it was explained that Black Badge basically had a non-consensual SuperSoldier experiment going on where they turned all the people in Doll's unit into some sort of genetically unstable half-human hybrid, with the serum being necessary to keep them from dying. (Hybrid with ''what'' exactly, was never clarified, but Wynonna repeatedly called him things like "lizard" and "dragon" and neither Dolls nor Jeremy ever disagreed with that assumption.) It remains somewhat unclear whether Black Badge abducted Dolls as a child for these experiments or if he volunteered as an adult but then tried to run away halfway through the process. (On the one hand, Dolls seems to have had zero contact to any family, so he was either an orphan or didn't know who his family was. On the other hand, another guy who was part of that experiment mentioned that he joined Black Badge after some conventional military service, which implies that the victims where more like college-aged "kids".))
[[WMG: Waverly cured [[spoiler: Doc]] of [[spoiler: his vampirism]]]]
He hasn't exhibited any of the previous tells since [[spoiler: being thrown into the statue at the greenhouse]]. Waverly [[spoiler: touches him (as she did with Charlie/Julian) and cries over him then]]. After that, he's able to [[spoiler: hold the sword and climb the stairs]]. Julian and Waverly each point out that [[spoiler: he should not be able to do either of those things]].
[[WMG: God will appear in Season 4.]]
And very possibly [[spoiler: {{GodIsEvil malevolent}}]], turning this into a [[spoiler: RageAgainstTheHeavens]] story.
[[WMG: Waverly cured [[spoiler: Doc]] of [[spoiler: his vampirism]]]]
He hasn't exhibited any of the previous tells since [[spoiler: being thrown into the statue at the greenhouse]]. Waverly [[spoiler: touches him (as she did with Charlie/Julian) and cries over him then]]. After that, he's able to [[spoiler: hold the sword and climb the stairs]]. Julian and Waverly each point out that [[spoiler: he should not be able to do either of those things]].
[[WMG: God will appear in Season 4.]]
And very possibly [[spoiler: {{GodIsEvil malevolent}}]], turning this into a [[spoiler: RageAgainstTheHeavens]] story.
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* [[spoiler: Jossed.]]
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* [[spoiler: Jossed. Although it is true that she isn't entirely human. She's half-angel.]]
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Wasn't born with the ability to breathe fire? Check. Something bad happened to him in Afghanistan, where he was first inflicted with these abilities? Check. Takes a serum to keep his other side tampered down so it doesn't overtake him? Check.
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Wasn't born with the ability to breathe fire? Check. Something bad happened to him in Afghanistan, where he was first inflicted with these abilities? Check. Takes a serum to keep his other side tampered down so it doesn't overtake him? Check.Check.
* Jossed. The Afghanistan incident was entirely separate (he mentioned early on in the show that he'd been taking the serum since he was "a kid"). After [[spoiler: Doll's death]] it was explained that Black Badge basically had a non-consensual SuperSoldier experiment going on where they turned all the people in Doll's unit into some sort of genetically unstable half-human hybrid, with the serum being necessary to keep them from dying. (Hybrid with ''what'' exactly, was never clarified, but Wynonna repeatedly called him things like "lizard" and "dragon" and neither Dolls nor Jeremy ever disagreed with that assumption.) It remains somewhat unclear whether Black Badge abducted Dolls as a child for these experiments or if he volunteered as an adult but then tried to run away halfway through the process. (On the one hand, Dolls seems to have had zero contact to any family, so he was either an orphan or didn't know who his family was. On the other hand, another guy who was part of that experiment mentioned that he joined Black Badge after some conventional military service, which implies that the victims where more like college-aged "kids".)
* Jossed. The Afghanistan incident was entirely separate (he mentioned early on in the show that he'd been taking the serum since he was "a kid"). After [[spoiler: Doll's death]] it was explained that Black Badge basically had a non-consensual SuperSoldier experiment going on where they turned all the people in Doll's unit into some sort of genetically unstable half-human hybrid, with the serum being necessary to keep them from dying. (Hybrid with ''what'' exactly, was never clarified, but Wynonna repeatedly called him things like "lizard" and "dragon" and neither Dolls nor Jeremy ever disagreed with that assumption.) It remains somewhat unclear whether Black Badge abducted Dolls as a child for these experiments or if he volunteered as an adult but then tried to run away halfway through the process. (On the one hand, Dolls seems to have had zero contact to any family, so he was either an orphan or didn't know who his family was. On the other hand, another guy who was part of that experiment mentioned that he joined Black Badge after some conventional military service, which implies that the victims where more like college-aged "kids".)
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[[WMG: Dolls' special abilities are supernatural in origin.]]
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[[WMG: Dolls' Dolls's special abilities are supernatural in origin.]]
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* [[spoiler: Jossed.]]]]
[[WMG: Dolls' special abilities are supernatural in origin.]]
He's possessed by an Ifrit (a fire demon from Middle Eastern mythology). They did have the ability to possess people, who generally went mad from it, if they couldn't find a way to keep the Ifrit from taking over.
Wasn't born with the ability to breathe fire? Check. Something bad happened to him in Afghanistan, where he was first inflicted with these abilities? Check. Takes a serum to keep his other side tampered down so it doesn't overtake him? Check.
[[WMG: Dolls' special abilities are supernatural in origin.]]
He's possessed by an Ifrit (a fire demon from Middle Eastern mythology). They did have the ability to possess people, who generally went mad from it, if they couldn't find a way to keep the Ifrit from taking over.
Wasn't born with the ability to breathe fire? Check. Something bad happened to him in Afghanistan, where he was first inflicted with these abilities? Check. Takes a serum to keep his other side tampered down so it doesn't overtake him? Check.
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* [[spoiler: Confirmed.]]
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It's been mentioned a couple of times now that she's never really been outside Purgatory. This means that she's never had the chance to find out that she is, in fact, one of the supernatural beasties trapped within the Triangle. She's obviously not a Revenant -- her childhood is too well documented for that -- but she's of unknown parentage, and whatever she really is just happens to not be entirely human.
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It's been mentioned a couple of times now that she's never really been outside Purgatory. This means that she's never had the chance to find out that she is, in fact, one of the supernatural beasties trapped within the Triangle. She's obviously not a Revenant -- her childhood is too well documented for that -- but she's of unknown parentage, and whatever she really is just happens to not be entirely human.human.
* [[spoiler: Jossed.]]
* [[spoiler: Jossed.]]
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[[spoiler:The demon was responsible for the Earp Curse]], so he will not take it kindly to the Earps or Bobo's efforts to [[spoiler:break it.]]
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[[spoiler:The demon was responsible for the Earp Curse]], so he will not take it kindly to the Earps or Bobo's efforts to [[spoiler:break it.]]]]
[[WMG: Waverly can't leave the Ghost River Triangle]]
It's been mentioned a couple of times now that she's never really been outside Purgatory. This means that she's never had the chance to find out that she is, in fact, one of the supernatural beasties trapped within the Triangle. She's obviously not a Revenant -- her childhood is too well documented for that -- but she's of unknown parentage, and whatever she really is just happens to not be entirely human.
[[WMG: Waverly can't leave the Ghost River Triangle]]
It's been mentioned a couple of times now that she's never really been outside Purgatory. This means that she's never had the chance to find out that she is, in fact, one of the supernatural beasties trapped within the Triangle. She's obviously not a Revenant -- her childhood is too well documented for that -- but she's of unknown parentage, and whatever she really is just happens to not be entirely human.
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[[WMG: The Stone Witch's husband will be the show's GreaterScopeVillain]]
[[spoiler:The demon was responsible for the Earp Curse]], so he will not take it kindly to the Earps or Bobo's efforts to [[spoiler:break it.]]
[[spoiler:The demon was responsible for the Earp Curse]], so he will not take it kindly to the Earps or Bobo's efforts to [[spoiler:break it.]]
