[Torg] "Fringe" goes Torgish

[Curtis Turner]

I feel strongly that Massive Dynamics, at least from the top down, is  
a representative of this other reality.

Some spoilers below for anyone who hasn't yet seen the show...

Well it's a bit early to make this leap, but since the head lady of  
Massive Dynamics has an ultra high-tech "cyber"-arm,  and it was  
"acting up" this last episode, perhaps that's how the show is handling  
disconnection, and she may perhaps be part of this other reality.  
Disconnection through a sort-of slow entropy effect seems kind of  
interesting.

On Feb 10, 2009, at 11:50 PM, Kansas Jim wrote:

> Chris wrote:
>
>> But the question is which reality is which in the show. After all,  
>> it seems like someone from the cosm being portrayed as the primary  
>> reality is the one creating all the weird science tech, and yet the  
>> other reality is supposedly the one that is ahead. Yay for  
>> inconsistent memory in a geezer.
>
> Ah, but Walter's discovery at the end of the episode that the
> manifesto was written on his typewriter raises questions - did
> he write it back in his more sane period and if he did, how
> did he learn about the other reality? Did he pick up their
> advanced science somehow? Is he actually from the other reality?
>
> Hm, could Walter's insanity and faulty memory be the result of
> someone erasing his possibilities ala what the Gaunt Man did to
> Kurst? :)
>
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