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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aellic Mornbringer" data-source="post: 9753337" data-attributes="member: 6688808">Yeah...his actions in the episode pull in seemingly two different directions. First we have the charged conversation with Morrow in the elevator. No ambiguity there, they do not like each other (to put it mildly) and they are both expecting, I daresay wanting, a confrontation. So Kirsch is Team Prodigy, right?? Well...no as we learn more later.Second we see him monitoring everything going down in the lab, watching with a detached scientific interest. At this point, it's only a matter of time before one if or more of the specimens escape the lab so the facility is going to be in big trouble very soon. So, is Kirsch on Team Kirsch? Seemingly and yet I feel there is still more to be revealed here. Is he letting the events in the lab happen because he's scientifically curious? Is he letting them happen because he doesn't like Kavalier and wants Prodigy to collapse?One random question and possible attached theory is this. We know Prodigy is working on the hybrid solution. Do they also build their own synthetics? Or are all synthetics (including Kirsch) manufactured by Weyland-Yutani? If the answer to that is yes, then, could he be a WY sleeper agent who for personal reasons, has a beef with Morrow even though they have the same employer? I don't know that I buy into that theory but I'm sure we're going to continue to learn bits and pieces about Kirsch's motivations in the next couple of episodes.</blockquote>

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