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Indroman napisał(a):Zastanawiający jest dialog Milesa z matką. Powiedziała, że ojciec wyrzucił ich, gdy Miles był jeszcze niemowlakiem, a tymczasem jak widzimy wyspę w 77 roku, to Dr Chang sprawia wrażenie szczęśliwego ojca, który wieczorkiem z synusiem ogląda bajeczki. Ciekaw jestem co lub kto będzie powodem wyrzucenia ich z domu/wyspy? Może sam dorosły Miles?

Przywołam mojego ulubionego Vozzeka69 i jego teorię odnośnie tego :)

I Think We All Know What Happens If Miles Changes His Own Diaper...
Okay, now the meaty stuff. We get confirmation of two big things here: first, that someone (Miles) can absolutely positively exist twice in the same timeline - we already pretty much knew that, but there were still skeptics. Second, we learn that Chang is not only Miles' father, but that he abandoned both him and his mother when he was just a baby. Daddy douchebag? Maybe. But then again, maybe not.

All you ever really need to know about life can be found in the movie Point Break (this isn't just opinion, it's proven FACT). And all you ever really need to know about time travel can be found in Jean-Claude Van Damme's Time Cop. Matter can travel through time and space, but it cannot occupy the same time AND the same space at the same time. And if it does - well, really bad shit apparently happens. Bill Murray would tell you that shouldn't cross the streams, either.

Assuming this is true, perhaps this is the reason why Pierre Chang shoots his wife and baby back to the mainland like he's launching skeet. Let's go out on a limb and say that in the next episode or two, Chang realizes that grown-up Miles is really his son Miles. Remember how wigged out he got with the double-rabbit situation in the Orchid orientation video? Miles changing his own diaper would probably have similar catastrophic results. Couple this with the fact that the Swan hatch is currently being built - which means that the incident can't be far off - and all kinds of crazy discoveries are about to happen with the Orchid... and the DI timeline is winding up to some pretty hairy stuff. I'm willing to bet Chang simply wanted to protect his family rather than abandon them. In watching the loving way he was reading Miles that polar bear book at the end of the episode, I can come up with no other conclusion. I'll bet it all happened so fast that his mother never really knew it either, which is kinda sad.

http://darkufo.blogspot.com/2009/04/things-i-noticed-some-like-it-hoth-by.html