Wray = Telford

[Arwis]

Does any1 had any suspicions that Wray was actually Telford? There were few odd things that I noticed in the show.

First of all they were talking about communication stones and that was Wray's turn to use them.

Later scene in her room where her hands were shacking and she looked to the mirror so strangely.

Just after that Greer scene with Wray. We know that Greer hasn't done anything wrong to Wray so decision to not allow him on planet looked really strange.

So what do you think.

[jelgate]

No.

It would be obvious if the communication stones were still on do to use of power. Remember Earth always has them on but the Destiny is the one that makes the connection.

I thought her hands were shaking because she was nervous about the burden of taking Young's place.

I think past episodes indicate Wray doesn't exactly trust Greer. Air for I/II for example

[Arwis]

Communication device wasn't show in this episode at all, so we can only speculate.

[thekillman]

AIR:

WRAY: "you were locked up".

before she used the stones, she immediately accused Greer.

it's incredibly obvious she does not like him.

however, she just removed him from the away team. if it was telford, he'd be locked up the SECOND she was in command

[aretood2]

AIR:

WRAY: "you were locked up".

before she used the stones, she immediately accused Greer.

it's incredibly obvious she does not like him.

however, she just removed him from the away team. if it was telford, he'd be locked up the SECOND she was in command

But that would have blown his cover.

[rsanchez]

I have to agree with the other posters, Wray has always been suspicious of Greer and she immediately jumped to a conclusion before using the stones. Besides, both Telford and Wray have something against Greer, so you can't say one is the other based on that.

[Replicator Todd]

Maybe Wray and Telford are just very similar to each other....

[aretood2]

Maybe Wray and Telford are just very similar to each other....

I was about to suggest this. Wray and Telford seem to have the same leadership style if you ask me.

[Maddog316]

Interesting conspiricy theory indeed, I would buy into this if there wasnt the arc about the IOA wanting Wray to take power? But a good Theory none the less.

[natyanayaki]

Well regarding Greer, Wray and Greer have had rough relations before, in AIR Part 2 I think?

[the fifth man]

Wray did seem to be acting a little strange at times in this episode. It will be interesting to see if anything comes of that.

[koroush47]

I just want to know this...

Why is the IOA always picking horrible, stupid, and useless leaders that just screw everything up.

The IOA never gets ANYTHING right. Why is it still around?

[boxvic]

I think it was just Wray trying to obey her IOA orders. She really doesn't like Young, but she doesn't want to be in-charge either. She was fighting within her own head most of this episode about obeying her orders to remove Young versus taking over when she knows she can't lead either.

[MattSilver 3k]

I think Wray's just off because she's actually in command. She seemed nervous and her hands were shaking in the scene in front of the mirror, and I haven't seen any inkling that she should be smug about besting Young and becoming a leader...

And she hated Greer from the start, so there's that...

[Replicator Todd]

I just want to know this...

Why is the IOA always picking horrible, stupid, and useless leaders that just screw everything up.

The IOA never gets ANYTHING right. Why is it still around?

Very good question....that I don't have the answer to. The IOA did get one thing right though, IMO Richard Woosely!