The Actions and Motives of Oliver Lynton-Wolfe
The Actions and Motives of Oliver Lynton-Wolfe
Is he truly to blame for his actions during Via Noir? There are a few tidbits from previous events that reveal he may not have been himself for some time.
Consider three points:
1 -Susanna once asked Nigel: " Isn't it true that you felt yourself controlled by XM? That you feel it made you do things you wouldn't have otherwise done? Like the experiments you did on your own family. On me..." To which he responded: "To my great regret, yes, Susanna, I do believe that."
2 -To Quote OLW: "If you start messing around with Dark XM without my help, not even your children will recognize you."
3 -When asked about OLW, Susanna replied: "My dad was working with him. Kind of training him, I guess. He was really no one at that time, just a brilliant young research assistant. But his name was there in the reports with my father's. Thats the first time i heard of what i would later come to know as XM."
So what do we learn from looking at these past events?
1 - XM is capable of influencing your mind to the point of overriding your morality and ethics. Nigel dosed his family with XM, driving his wife to insanity, and leading to her attempted infanticide. He felt as though he was influenced in this choice, that it was not a fully conscious decision of his. XM can change who you are.
2 - OLW worked with, was trained by, and had a close relationship with Nigel Moyer, who pioneered research on the Tecthulhu. It is quite possible that he obtained Nigel's research from a young age and that each stage of his entire career was a stepping stone to him creating the Tecthulhu. Could he have been shaped as a youth to this goal? Did Nigel train him to be his replacement and to continue his own research?
Out of all the sensitives, OLW has perhaps had the most exposure to XM and Dark-XM over time.So this raises a question, is he the artist or the creation of something else? Edgar Allan Wright H. Richard Loeb
Is he truly to blame for his actions during Via Noir? There are a few tidbits from previous events that reveal he may not have been himself for some time.
Consider three points:
1 -Susanna once asked Nigel: " Isn't it true that you felt yourself controlled by XM? That you feel it made you do things you wouldn't have otherwise done? Like the experiments you did on your own family. On me..." To which he responded: "To my great regret, yes, Susanna, I do believe that."
2 -To Quote OLW: "If you start messing around with Dark XM without my help, not even your children will recognize you."
3 -When asked about OLW, Susanna replied: "My dad was working with him. Kind of training him, I guess. He was really no one at that time, just a brilliant young research assistant. But his name was there in the reports with my father's. Thats the first time i heard of what i would later come to know as XM."
So what do we learn from looking at these past events?
1 - XM is capable of influencing your mind to the point of overriding your morality and ethics. Nigel dosed his family with XM, driving his wife to insanity, and leading to her attempted infanticide. He felt as though he was influenced in this choice, that it was not a fully conscious decision of his. XM can change who you are.
2 - OLW worked with, was trained by, and had a close relationship with Nigel Moyer, who pioneered research on the Tecthulhu. It is quite possible that he obtained Nigel's research from a young age and that each stage of his entire career was a stepping stone to him creating the Tecthulhu. Could he have been shaped as a youth to this goal? Did Nigel train him to be his replacement and to continue his own research?
Out of all the sensitives, OLW has perhaps had the most exposure to XM and Dark-XM over time.So this raises a question, is he the artist or the creation of something else? Edgar Allan Wright H. Richard Loeb
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