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4) The replacement conduit seems to take whatever form will be most effective at delivering its message, whether that be a leopard or a mirror image of the one seeking answers.

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1) Yes

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Originally posted by Zeek:
I heard at one point someone said the sign of the black thorn (whatever the uber evil dude society was called) was on the robots. So it's possible that one of them sent the robots to take control of Angel.

When I watched the episode though I thought it must have been a surviving council member. There was a thread here about the possibility that Giles sent the robots even.

I too believe this would have been explored had the show not been cancelled.

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Originally posted by est120:
okay, i have seen all the episodes of angel (and they were great!), but i still have a couple of questions. perhaps some people can help me. just a quick note, there may be spoilers for people who do not know the whole story, so beware!

1. in the finale, connor tells angel he knows who he is. does he figure this out in the previous episode where wesley smashes the "thingy" from vail? does he know then and just not say anything? does that make his last line in that episode, "you protect your family, i learned that from my father" directed at angel?

2. why does lindsay end up helping them? of course, we know that he is obsessed with the senior partners, but he never said that he wanted to destroy them or fight with them. also, why does angel have him killed? they have been adversaries for years, but was there really no way angel could trust him or even just let him live?

3. if angel can feed off of hamilton and gain some of his strength in order to defeat him, does that mean hamilton is human? we know that the liason to the senior partners is immortal, but are they (hamilton and eve) just immortal humans?

4. when gunn goes to the white room to plead for fred's life, who is it that he is talking to? in season 4, we see the little girl that, i thought, was the conduit to the senior partners. does the beast kill her? why all of a sudden does the conduit alter forms?

i know this is a lot of minutiae, but i am sure most of these questions have answers that i just missed while watching the (most likely) edited episodes on TV.

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Originally posted by oddness2her:
Idefix, there's no such thing as a black panther. What people call black panthers are really a species of leopard. They have spots, but since the cats' fur is black, they are less visible than those of regular leopards.

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Originally posted by Zeek:
I heard at one point someone said the sign of the black thorn (whatever the uber evil dude society was called) was on the robots. So it's possible that one of them sent the robots to take control of Angel.

When I watched the episode though I thought it must have been a surviving council member. There was a thread here about the possibility that Giles sent the robots even.

I too believe this would have been explored had the show not been cancelled.

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Zeek, this be about ur first point that someone said the sign of the black thorn was on the robots... this episode happened before any one at Angel Inc. knew about black thorn so no one would have mentioned it.

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Originally posted by est120:
okay, i have seen all the episodes of angel (and they were great!), but i still have a couple of questions. perhaps some people can help me. just a quick note, there may be spoilers for people who do not know the whole story, so beware!

1. in the finale, connor tells angel he knows who he is. does he figure this out in the previous episode where wesley smashes the "thingy" from vail? does he know then and just not say anything? does that make his last line in that episode, "you protect your family, i learned that from my father" directed at angel?

*Yeah.I do.Because he probably remembers what Angel said before he 'killed' him.Plus,I don't see his fake-father(in the very little time that we see him)as the big 'protect your family'type.Also,just the way Connor looked at Angel when he said that.*

2. why does lindsay end up helping them? of course, we know that he is obsessed with the senior partners, but he never said that he wanted to destroy them or fight with them. also, why does angel have him killed? they have been adversaries for years, but was there really no way angel could trust him or even just let him live?

*I think the only reason Angel asked Lindsay to help him is because his team wasn't big enough to kill all of the Black Thorn at once unless you count Lorne and he really isn't in to fighting.*

3. if angel can feed off of hamilton and gain some of his strength in order to defeat him, does that mean hamilton is human? we know that the liason to the senior partners is immortal, but are they (hamilton and eve) just immortal humans?

*Pretty much.From my understanding of it anyway.*

4. when gunn goes to the white room to plead for fred's life, who is it that he is talking to? in season 4, we see the little girl that, i thought, was the conduit to the senior partners. does the beast kill her? why all of a sudden does the conduit alter forms?

*Probably cause it knows that he is going to betray him soon.*

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Originally posted by oddness2her:
Okay, I checked my dictionary and apparently black leopards can also be known as panthers.
So I guess saying black panther is redundant. If a leopard is black, go ahead and call it a panther. Glad we cleared this up.

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Originally posted by batmarlowe:
FIREFLY. The only father we see is Simon's and River's. I think he's one for the "negative" column.

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