We've had it suggested that there's a bigger purpose to the Dollhouse than just providing fantasy fulfillment to the uber-rich. There's more than one House in existence and if the Professor dude is right, there is government involvement at the upper levels.
So what reason could there be for having something like the Dollhouse?
1. ZOMG! ALIENS! Heh. Just had to get that one out of the way. Sure, it could be a Hulu-esque plot to destroy/take over the world, but I'm not buying it. Yet.
2. World governments turning people into sheep (more so than they already are) to serve some grand design. Possible, I guess, but multiple governments working together? Why? To what purpose? To stop the aliens? LOL!
3. Doctor Horrible is really behind it all. As a "taking over the world" scheme it's an... interesting choice, but again, why this way? Turning the world's population into your willing slaves is all well and good, but it strikes me as a bit... boring? Other than stopping all (well, MOST, since there will always be some annoying rebel underground) opposition and making the world dance to your tune- literally, if you want- umm... Actually, I suppose that could be enough, but I still feel it lacks a certain elegance.
So... Theories, anyone? Is there some blatantly obvious reason I'm overlooking that would explain why world governments/supervillains would want to have a world full of puppets? Or is it as simple as trying to keep folks complacent and thus maintain the status quo?
So what reason could there be for having something like the Dollhouse?
1. ZOMG! ALIENS! Heh. Just had to get that one out of the way. Sure, it could be a Hulu-esque plot to destroy/take over the world, but I'm not buying it. Yet.
2. World governments turning people into sheep (more so than they already are) to serve some grand design. Possible, I guess, but multiple governments working together? Why? To what purpose? To stop the aliens? LOL!
3. Doctor Horrible is really behind it all. As a "taking over the world" scheme it's an... interesting choice, but again, why this way? Turning the world's population into your willing slaves is all well and good, but it strikes me as a bit... boring? Other than stopping all (well, MOST, since there will always be some annoying rebel underground) opposition and making the world dance to your tune- literally, if you want- umm... Actually, I suppose that could be enough, but I still feel it lacks a certain elegance.
So... Theories, anyone? Is there some blatantly obvious reason I'm overlooking that would explain why world governments/supervillains would want to have a world full of puppets? Or is it as simple as trying to keep folks complacent and thus maintain the status quo?
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