Lonelygirl15

Jonas:...Look, neither one of us really wants to be back here, but I don't think we have a choice after seeing Bree's last video...

When has Jonas ever been to the Hymn of One Camp? Did he just say that by accident? Or did he accidently let something slip about his Orderly past?

Edited for typos because I suck.

Yeah I did notice that. Good Catch. I don't think it's anything important though.

He probably means Sarah, Daniel and himself with ´neither one of us´, and Sarah has definitely not been there before, right? So I guess it is just an accident. But it does sound a little strange

susanne_buit wrote:He probably means Sarah, Daniel and himself with ´neither one of us´, and Sarah has definitely not been there before, right? So I guess it is just an accident. But it does sound a little strange

Wouldn't that be "none of us"?

I noticed it, and I think it may be significant. I'm just wondering if he discussed these "not wanting to be here" feelings with Daniel.

I caught it too, but I kinda agree with longlostposter.

However, Daniel has made some slips too, in Interrogation 101. When he said,
"Jonas is no more part of The Order than I am." I am hoping this just means we didn't hear the whole conversation, or something ws edited out that would have made that make sense.

I think it was just more simple to word it that way. Daniel had been there before, so it was being back there for him, and saying it the way Jonas said it was more simple than "Daniel doesn't want to be back here, and I don't really feel like being here either."

I can't help thinking it would be so much easier to simply say "Neither of us really want's to be here." But I'm a real suckler for the way things are worded... I kinda hope that the writers would be too.

EcholaliaRicochet wrote:I can't help thinking it would be so much easier to simply say "Neither of us really want's to be here." But I'm a real suckler for the way things are worded... I kinda hope that the writers would be too.

I see your point about the wording, Echo, and that is why I'm saying it could very well be significant, but could also just be a screw up. It could also just mean 'in this present location'.

I think he let something slip.
He has been there before.
Like EcholaliaRicochet said; he could have said "Neither of us really want's to be here."

Sami wrote: he could have said "Neither of us really want's to be here."

not too sure about that one.

So just assuming this is in any way relevant and Jonas has been to the Camp before, what are some reasons he could have gone there for? I don't necessarily believe it would mean he was part of the order...

But didn't Jonas say "..be BACK here"? To me, that means he's been there before, which doesn't seem to make sense. I don't know what to make of it.

Jonas definitely has some secrets that are yet to be discovered. Remember in "Vegas Baby" when he said it was "pretty much" his first time in Vegas. WTF does "Pretty Much" mean?

And for that matter, how exactly does a manuscript written by his father like 8 years ago, prove that Jonas is not working for the order now?

Skunkwaffle wrote:Jonas definitely has some secrets that are yet to be discovered. Remember in "Vegas Baby" when he said it was "pretty much" his first time in Vegas. WTF does "Pretty Much" mean?

And for that matter, how exactly does a manuscript written by his father like 8 years ago, prove that Jonas is not working for the order now?

Point 1: Slip of the tongue? Bad ad-libbing?

Point 2: Oh, he is a part somehow, I just don't think he knows his part yet. Or maybe he does, and that is why we have heard nothing from his Nanny?

And by Jonas being a part, I mean his parents were part of the Resistance, is that not what we have come to believe?

His parents mysterious disappearance must have been caused by "someone" And, who chose the Nanny to care for Jonas?

Meaning, that maybe, The Order had more a part in raising him than he knows.