Nick Lane’s Wall of Mystery
I am sure that there must be some things of importance on this wall of photos and clippings, so here are some screenshots. I have pointed out some things I think are interesting, if anyone has any theories, let me know. To view full size screenshots, just click on the images.
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Image #1
Image #1 - At the top is the number ‘47′. In the middle is the number ‘C25-17′. On the right is the Massive Dynamic logo, which I have blown up at the bottom left.
C25-17 - It doesn’t seem relevant but C2517 is Chlordiazepoxide hydrochloride.
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Image #2
Image #2 - At the top is a headliner that reads ‘Doppelgangers are among us’ and on the right is the number ‘201′.
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Image #3
Image #3 - Here we see the number ‘47′ and the Doppelganger headline again, as well as a photo of a Griffin.
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Image #4
Image #4 - I had theorized that the man with the glasses who visited Nick in the hospital was Mr. Jones, but in this image we can see a man with glasses. Perhaps this is supposed to be William Bell.
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There are a lot of articles that I didn’t circle, because you can see them in Walter’s lab notes and/or in Nick Lane’s file that Charlie gives to Olivia.
Nick Lane's file
April 23rd, at 5:00 pm
What you need to pay attention is what the blak line is linking … it is linking events that probably has a meaning.
April 23rd, at 5:26 pm
Very true, I will have to look at this again and see if I can connect the clippings.
April 24th, at 12:09 am
And thank you for the photos !
April 24th, at 5:12 am
The photo of the griffin appears in Walter’s Lab Notes, and I think it was for an episode before this one, but am not sure.
April 24th, at 11:22 am
The photo of the griffin appears in the lab notes for episode 2. It is only part of a larger photo and I always thought we might get to see the rest of the photo, but we never did (yet).
April 24th, at 8:09 pm
“C25-17 - It doesn’t seem relevant but C2517 is Chlordiazepoxide hydrochloride.”
This is a psychotropic drug that “alters brain function, resulting in temporary changes in perception, mood, consciousness and behaviour.” (per Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychotropic )
I don’t know but it seems that it could be relevant, IMHO…