i am a long time reader of the boards but i havent seen this discussed yet. when adam was being introduced there were newspaper headlines of abnormal weather in different regions of the world that the company attributed to adam and his followers. could it be that adam found alice and she was the one controlling the weather?

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The way Alice was talking was that she had been in isolation the whole time, so it's unlikely Adam met up with her.

You do bring up a good point that they haven't yet explained the weather phenomenons for Adam. Maybe there was someone else that controlled weather like Alice, or maybe Alice lied to her sister Banana (Angela) that she knew all along she had been tricked and she was just waiting for a confession from her.

considering she did leave to steal food its possible she came across him and maybe he convinced her to use her powers? maybe theres a whole back story that she becomes afraid of the outside world and decided angela knew best when she told her not to leave coyote sands?

I remember Bob in S2 showing Nathan the newspaper clipping of snow falling in Miami and saying "That could have read 'Tsunami wipes out eastern seaboard'." I theorized that was the occasion for the group photo of the Founders, taken long after many of them had fallen out with each other. I thought it was one of their "doomsday" plots like the Virus, and the Bomb. It would have been fantastic to tie that in with Alice, knowing what we now do. Alas, yet another "bury Season 2" move...

Agreed.

Not at all. Bob was trying to show Nathan that Adam had brought them all together to make the world a better place for their children. That they all worked together "everyone has their role to play". Meaning they all worked together to turn the Tsunami into snow. It never made any sense to me when people said Alice did it, when we had spoilers on what Alice could do. One, because it looked from the pictures and the fact that Peter never met her that she had been out there for 47 odd years. But also because what Bob was saying was they all worked together to save the world. It was when they all did their own thing (as Linderman tells Nathan) that it all feel apart. Which is one of the themes of the show. When we work together we save the world, when we work for ourselves we destroy it. So, I don't see this as any kind of season two blurriness. When thinking of events in the show one has to think of the over all theme in context, themes and structure.