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<blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 4676877" data-attributes="member: 22622">Rewatch the conversation beween nicky and Nathan.&nbsp; Nicky does not say that her and hunter are in cohoots with one another. Only after the fact does she realize that it was orchestrate it. Yeah Hunter manipulated her, but it had nothing to do on Nicky knowing.&nbsp; Then go back and watch the breakout scene.&nbsp; IF the two orchestrated it she surely wouldn't be breaking through the chains. Actually I buy the indian woman a lot more than that.&nbsp; Mysticm is an important part of Hinduism culture to many Indians, and the idea that a god would send a sign would be more than enough to follow your heart.&nbsp; That religion still produces what we would call &quot;miracles&quot;But all of those are similiar stereotypes based on old data. <a href="http://www.livescience.com/technology/080307-girls-science.html" target="_blank">http://www.livescience.com/technology/080307-girls-science.html</a>Girls not liking math is based on the same sterotype of girls not liking comics (based off of old boys club stereotypes) and girls not liking books.&nbsp; It's all stereotypical.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DonTadow, post: 4676877, member: 22622"] Rewatch the conversation beween nicky and Nathan. Nicky does not say that her and hunter are in cohoots with one another. Only after the fact does she realize that it was orchestrate it. Yeah Hunter manipulated her, but it had nothing to do on Nicky knowing. Then go back and watch the breakout scene. IF the two orchestrated it she surely wouldn't be breaking through the chains. Actually I buy the indian woman a lot more than that. Mysticm is an important part of Hinduism culture to many Indians, and the idea that a god would send a sign would be more than enough to follow your heart. That religion still produces what we would call "miracles" But all of those are similiar stereotypes based on old data. [url]http://www.livescience.com/technology/080307-girls-science.html[/url] Girls not liking math is based on the same sterotype of girls not liking comics (based off of old boys club stereotypes) and girls not liking books. It's all stereotypical. [/QUOTE]

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