'Prison Break' Shocker: Dr. Sara Tancredi Lives! - Page 13

candyrose · 07-29-2008, 09:38 AM

Ok, you have a point, but maybe they found another means...maybe they stuck her in a machine and the machine duplicates objects, including people? Or maybe she was cloned earlier than we thought....but she never knew it.

Or maybe instead of cloning, they implanted chips into her body and then proceeded to program her to their liking...where they could control her behavior? Or maybe they simply did intense psychological experiments where they brainwashed her and conditioned her to act and think a certain way.

Michaela Scofield · 07-29-2008, 09:38 AM

I agree with Calena here. No cloning.

But Candy has a point. Why bring Sara back in the first place? To have something they can get Michael with. They are impressed about he broke out at Fox River, that is why they used him to free Whistler. What if they decided they could use him for some more “projects”?

Maybe the “return-of-Sara” is simpler as we think: They found a Doppelgänger (and this is possible (think of the movie Summersby and all the look-a-like contests! The Tom Cruis-Doppelgänger impressed me once! Even Hussein had several!) So assuming they found someone looking like Sara to the bone (and not even Michael knew her inside out) they use her to get to Michael to win him over or to get to make him whatever they want him to do. She keeps her distance, not to be uncovered. That would explain the “very different person”. Then Michael finds out, let’s say with a kiss (cheesy,

I know ) that it’s not Sara. This would be at the very end of the show / the season of course to drag as along and when Michael has finished the task the company has set him to do or is about to be finished.

Calena · 07-29-2008, 09:46 AM

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maybe they stuck her in a machine and the machine duplicates objects, including people?

Not even the Enterprise replicator can replicate people.

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Or maybe instead of cloning, they implanted chips into her body and then proceeded to program her to their liking...where they could control her behavior?

Like the Initiative putting a chip in Spike's head? Joss Whedon should so sue them.

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Then Michael finds out, let’s say with a kiss (cheesy, I know ) that it’s not Sara.

Of course, since they shared a 1000 kisses Michael will know at once this isn't Sara once their lips touch.

I would have loved to be invisible in the PB wirters room while they figured out how to explain her return!

BTW we have been on topic for ages in this thread!
So, candy go and watch the SPN comic con panel, so we can talk about it already:
http://forums.buddytv.com/supernatur...con-panel.html

Michaela Scofield · 07-29-2008, 09:53 AM

You wanna talk about Supernatural? O.k. I have a good book for you: "Blood and Chocolate" by Annette Curtis Klause. This is a very good book and it is about the supernatural. A werewolfe girl is falling in love with a human boy. Very erotic too.

Michaela Scofield · 07-29-2008, 09:57 AM

Before I forget it:

I have another explanantion to why LJ saw something: He could have been drugged with tranquilizers and they made him see things that weren’t there.

What do you think?

Yeah I would have loved to be a fly on the wall or a mouse in the cornet too! Maybe they still don't know and come here and fetch ideas....oh no impossible right? The first episodes are done right?

candyrose · 07-29-2008, 10:04 AM

Ah, you people are no fun! Come on.....let's clone her, brainwash her, reprogram her...something! Let's turn her into a super killing machine...a mini Susie B....let's make Mikey continually fall for her only to find out he really didn't know her at all...as she is sticking a gun to his head and dragging him into company headquarters....let's make her return MEAN something! LOL

Michaela Scofield · 07-29-2008, 10:07 AM

O.k I am with you - unless it is plausible.

They could've find her "bad-girl" button somehow. Every man / woman has her price!

candyrose · 07-29-2008, 10:30 AM

I don't think it would have been too hard. I mean, she could hold Michael responsible for everything that happened to her and her father....

Calena · 07-29-2008, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Michaela Scofield

You wanna talk about Supernatural? O.k. I have a good book for you: "Blood and Chocolate" by Annette Curtis Klause. This is a very good book and it is about the supernatural. A werewolfe girl is falling in love with a human boy. Very erotic too.

Just anything supernatural doesn't cut it, I'm talking about Supernatural, the one and only series with Jared and Jensen.

But of course we can talk about random supernatural stories, too. Have you read J.R. Wards vampire books? They aren't so much supernatural as the heroes being vampires giving her an excuse for making them powerful and attractive, but I still like it.

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I mean, she could hold Michael responsible for everything that happened to her and her father....

She could? Michael is responsible for her being a junkie, getting thrown out of her previous job and taking the job in Fox River. He is responsible that her father let himself be bought by the Company?
I still not following the "it's all Michael's fault" thought of school. Except the deaths of the rats, that's purely his fault!

candyrose · 07-29-2008, 11:00 AM

No, that's not what I meant...and I was speaking from her perspective. Yes, she screwed up in the past, but she was getting better...starting over. She wanted to make a difference and do the right thing...to help others.

Mikey brought her into this mess when he made her a part of his plan--without her consent. He did countless research, trying to learn about her so he could better manipulate her. He knew about her family, her drug history, her problems, and so on. Then he insisted on her trying to pull some strings for her....her father found out what was going on....and then she was made into a target. It wasn't just a situation where she lost her job and faced some charges because she was implicated in the aid of the escapees....it was more than that. Even after they were on the run, he still insisted on dragging her into this mess...having her flee the country to come to him. She was so busy running and she didn't have the time to think about things or what was in her possession. And it also seemed that the more involved she got with him, the worse things got for her. I mean, would any of those things happened if he had just left her alone and found another way? Would she had been on the run, fleeing for her life?

07-29-2008, 09:38 AM	#121
candyrose Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 4,791	Ok, you have a point, but maybe they found another means...maybe they stuck her in a machine and the machine duplicates objects, including people? Or maybe she was cloned earlier than we thought....but she never knew it. Or maybe instead of cloning, they implanted chips into her body and then proceeded to program her to their liking...where they could control her behavior? Or maybe they simply did intense psychological experiments where they brainwashed her and conditioned her to act and think a certain way. __________________ BTV users from around the world: We must unite and bring back the K-man! People SAY he is dead, but is he really dead? Do we know this for sure? Have we seen his severed head in a box? No? And does that really even matter...because even severed heads can reattach themselves in Prison Break.

07-29-2008, 10:04 AM	#126
candyrose Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 4,791	Ah, you people are no fun! Come on.....let's clone her, brainwash her, reprogram her...something! Let's turn her into a super killing machine...a mini Susie B....let's make Mikey continually fall for her only to find out he really didn't know her at all...as she is sticking a gun to his head and dragging him into company headquarters....let's make her return MEAN something! LOL __________________ BTV users from around the world: We must unite and bring back the K-man! People SAY he is dead, but is he really dead? Do we know this for sure? Have we seen his severed head in a box? No? And does that really even matter...because even severed heads can reattach themselves in Prison Break.

07-29-2008, 10:30 AM	#128
candyrose Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 4,791	I don't think it would have been too hard. I mean, she could hold Michael responsible for everything that happened to her and her father.... __________________ BTV users from around the world: We must unite and bring back the K-man! People SAY he is dead, but is he really dead? Do we know this for sure? Have we seen his severed head in a box? No? And does that really even matter...because even severed heads can reattach themselves in Prison Break.

07-29-2008, 11:00 AM	#130
candyrose Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 4,791	No, that's not what I meant...and I was speaking from her perspective. Yes, she screwed up in the past, but she was getting better...starting over. She wanted to make a difference and do the right thing...to help others. Mikey brought her into this mess when he made her a part of his plan--without her consent. He did countless research, trying to learn about her so he could better manipulate her. He knew about her family, her drug history, her problems, and so on. Then he insisted on her trying to pull some strings for her....her father found out what was going on....and then she was made into a target. It wasn't just a situation where she lost her job and faced some charges because she was implicated in the aid of the escapees....it was more than that. Even after they were on the run, he still insisted on dragging her into this mess...having her flee the country to come to him. She was so busy running and she didn't have the time to think about things or what was in her possession. And it also seemed that the more involved she got with him, the worse things got for her. I mean, would any of those things happened if he had just left her alone and found another way? Would she had been on the run, fleeing for her life? __________________ BTV users from around the world: We must unite and bring back the K-man! People SAY he is dead, but is he really dead? Do we know this for sure? Have we seen his severed head in a box? No? And does that really even matter...because even severed heads can reattach themselves in Prison Break.

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07-29-2008, 09:38 AM	#122
Michaela Scofield Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 251	I agree with Calena here. No cloning. But Candy has a point. Why bring Sara back in the first place? To have something they can get Michael with. They are impressed about he broke out at Fox River, that is why they used him to free Whistler. What if they decided they could use him for some more “projects”? Maybe the “return-of-Sara” is simpler as we think: They found a Doppelgänger (and this is possible (think of the movie Summersby and all the look-a-like contests! The Tom Cruis-Doppelgänger impressed me once! Even Hussein had several!) So assuming they found someone looking like Sara to the bone (and not even Michael knew her inside out) they use her to get to Michael to win him over or to get to make him whatever they want him to do. She keeps her distance, not to be uncovered. That would explain the “very different person”. Then Michael finds out, let’s say with a kiss (cheesy, I know ) that it’s not Sara. This would be at the very end of the show / the season of course to drag as along and when Michael has finished the task the company has set him to do or is about to be finished.

07-29-2008, 09:53 AM	#124
Michaela Scofield Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 251	You wanna talk about Supernatural? O.k. I have a good book for you: "Blood and Chocolate" by Annette Curtis Klause. This is a very good book and it is about the supernatural. A werewolfe girl is falling in love with a human boy. Very erotic too.

07-29-2008, 09:57 AM	#125
Michaela Scofield Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 251	Before I forget it: I have another explanantion to why LJ saw something: He could have been drugged with tranquilizers and they made him see things that weren’t there. What do you think? Yeah I would have loved to be a fly on the wall or a mouse in the cornet too! Maybe they still don't know and come here and fetch ideas....oh no impossible right? The first episodes are done right?

07-29-2008, 10:07 AM	#127
Michaela Scofield Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 251	O.k I am with you - unless it is plausible. They could've find her "bad-girl" button somehow. Every man / woman has her price!