But if he took away the memories of Canary Wharf, that means no Lisa, no Cyberwoman. Then how did he end up in TW3?
That's a really good question. I'm not sure. On the one hand, I could say, "Adam's not that thorough," but that would be taking the easy way out like the Torchwood writers would. ;)
I mean he made himself Jack and Tosh's confident, maybe he did the same for Ianto. Just a theory, what do think?
Ooh. I do like this theory, and it fits really well into the way he interacts with the others. Adam seems to need to feel needed--I noticed that in another comment, someone else pointed out that he inserted himself into the serial killer memories when he really didn't need to.
This would play out interestingly too. The Jack/Ianto relationship probably did develop out of the time post-Cyberwoman, when Jack presumably helped Ianto through it. If Adam inserted himself in as Ianto's confidant, it would logically knock out a bunch of memories of his time with Jack, since those memories would be at odds with the new, Adam-centric ones.
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Date: 2008-05-20 08:33 pm (UTC)That's a really good question. I'm not sure. On the one hand, I could say, "Adam's not that thorough," but that would be taking the easy way out
like the Torchwood writers would. ;)I mean he made himself Jack and Tosh's confident, maybe he did the same for Ianto.
Just a theory, what do think?
Ooh. I do like this theory, and it fits really well into the way he interacts with the others. Adam seems to need to feel needed--I noticed that in another comment, someone else pointed out that he inserted himself into the serial killer memories when he really didn't need to.
This would play out interestingly too. The Jack/Ianto relationship probably did develop out of the time post-Cyberwoman, when Jack presumably helped Ianto through it. If Adam inserted himself in as Ianto's confidant, it would logically knock out a bunch of memories of his time with Jack, since those memories would be at odds with the new, Adam-centric ones.
Hmmm. I must consider this.