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The two are not incompatible. It's possible Helena & Demetrius are following Elliot because of Pandora & Magus plans, because of the "Kentucky Fried A-hole", and/or some other reason entirely. At the same time, "Lucifer went down to Georgia" here clearly is after Elliot because he has a mad on over Pandora and her plans.

OK so The Colonel is working--more or less--on the side of the angels. Or at least working at cross-purposes to Pandora. But in an unprincipled manner. But he didn't recognize Helena and Demetrius so he may not have been working with them, even though they, too, are a bit unprincipled in the way they uphold the good. It's possible they look and/or feel sufficiently different as to fool "immortal senses" whatever those are. While they are interested in Elliot's welfare, they don't seem interested for the reason Pandora would be. So we have a minimum 3-sided conflict of Immortals mixed into this.

Funny, I was just thinking the opposite, that the fact that he preferred a plan with "only" one murder was the first sign we'd had that this Immortal might actually have a conscience. After all, we've seen Pandora engage in plans involving murder, too. She tried to get Edward to kill Abraham, and she almost had Dex kill everyone in the dojo. The white immortal has acted like a jerk, but I am not yet convinced that he'll turn out to be truly and completely evil -- there could be broader plans and/or motives we haven't seen yet. Not my first bet, but not off the table either.

If Magus returning to the physical plane is an important step in Pandora's plan, or was prior to her argument with her son and the others haven't realized things have changed, then colonel whoever may think the most expedient way to derail her plans is to take Elliot out of the equation. he may be trying to work against her but operating on out of date information.

It sounds the opposite to me...

It was I think one of the first things people thought when they saw it, I still don't think that's the case and that there's a real world explanation for it, but it hasn't stopped people from speculating.

Tedd is not to blame for being genderfluid. He is not to blame for choosing to freely use the TF gun to shift forms including gender. It is possible that Tedd took emotional refuge from bullying playing with the TF Gun. It's also possible that this need for this sort of safe zone (driven by bullying) could have accelerated Tedd's willingness to experiment with gender-bending and discover that something "clicks" sometimes when he's female (by comparison to a hypothetical Tedd that was not bullied). I'm not sure where there's anything negative to say about Tedd in any of this.

In response to the question in the topic: Hi.

Yay, I'm not alone ;_;