Fringe explosion

Right so I was in the middle of writting 2 non-TV blogs, and then I took a break to watch Fringe, and then my mind promptly exploded. ASOURGTOWGJRPSG What on earth just happened OMG I am still in shock, and I have to say that I absolutly 100% take it all back about how I wasn't liking this season OMG that episode was freaking fantastic and OMG I still haven't gotten over it, how on earth do this writters manage to be so good OMG OMGOMG, my heart melted, my heart broke,  right I am going to need a few hours before I can talk coherently, so I'm going to come back

(hours later)

right I've sufficently calmed down,if such a thing exists after such an episode, and got all my ranting out on fringe boards, anywho I'm going to use this space to lay out some of my theories and thus claim credit for them if there right, I'd claim credit for them anyway, but its a bit more offical if you can actually write it down somewhere, plus I love theorising

anyway, focusing on the end scene, I immediatly thought of the matrix, and being pulled out of the matrix. It made the amberverse fell very much like it was the 'its all just a dream' so my orginal theory was that the amber verse is all happening inside peter's head as he's still in the machine, but I dismissed that theory pretty quickly because it seems fairly redundant and the fringe writers are so expansive, so I think the amberverse must be real, to some extent, and that the kidnapped person is amber-nina, because she seemed to have a much more mothery relationship with Oliva, even though normal-nina likes Oliva, I don' imagine her to ever tell Oliva that they are going to get through this

I am really confused about a lot of things, and really with good reason, if you think about the number of versions of people, shapeshifter versions of people, and univeres, there are well over 100 different possible versions of the people in the scene, and where it takes place, which is both great and inherdintl annoying at the same time, but I am just going to start with the things I know. Based off the promo's for next week it appears if Jones is clearly behind this plan, and  still obbessed with activating cortexifan abilities. So I am assuming that Jones kidnapped amber-nina and replaced her with a shapeshifter, because only nina could access the cortexifan, she then dossed Oliva with cortifan, and wants to activate her powers

But that being 'known' there are still a bunch of unknown stuff, mainly why is Oliva getting her memories back, why does Jones need the amfilicite and what the heck universe is this taking place in.

I've gone back and gone through all the screencaps of Nina for this season, and quite frankly I'm really confused, in all episodes she's been in (from subject 9 onwards) she's wearing 2 black, full, gloves, but that I re-watched some earlier nina scenes, and she's still usually wearing 2 gloves, and she's worn fingerless gloves in the past, and assuming blue-Nina's good, she's definitely been kidnapped by episode 7, when Oliva starts getting migraines, but the gloves don't change! Confused.

On Jones, I don't think he is amber Jones, I think he is either blue-verse Jones, but as I don't see that as possible this leads to my rather awesome, but almost definitly not true theory about the matrix, mainly Jones as the creator of the matrix, in fact I think Jones might be one of the first people, the first person to initate the building of the machine. I think that when peter created this new timeline, Jones somehow managed to corupt it, because of Oliva. Jones has always been obbessed with Oliva, and I don't think that it is any coincidence that she is the crowbar, however this is where the theme of cycles comes in, I think he's done this in the future, and now has to lead back up to it, I think that he needs Oliva and the amphilisite to somehow use the machine, possibly to merge this new timeline back with the old one. Why? I haven't the foggiest, but this could explain why the observer told Oliva that she must die, as this timeline has been corupted by Jones,

But then you have all the observer activity, and its highly confusing, well if Jones is trying to merge the 2 timelines, I think it would be logical to assume that the observers would not be happy about it, and this could possibly go with my orginal theory, that spetember, looking out for the Fringe team, is more strongly against this, because he knows that bad things that will happen to them in the orignal timeline, but the other obersever (march?) may be more in favour of this, not thinking that the new timeline was nessisary, espeically as they essentially had to re-write history to sort out Spetembers mistake, shots Spetember, to stop him messing up again.

Speaking of Obsevers, I'd better put my theory out there because we are apparently going to learn tons about them next week. I reckon that the observers are born people (spetember around 1900, so he was alive during the Spannish flu) and then somehow become observers, they accend so say, and their job is to be the sort of keeper of the universes, they show up, make sure everything is going according to plan, and thats why they show up at important events, events that change the course of history, to make sure that these events don't wreck the universe, and once they happen, to see how the future is going to play out. Except when walter crossed over, that was not going to plan, and the universe was breaking, and so then the observers had to show up to fringe events, to make sure they weren't going to collapse and destroy the universe. I also think that peter is the only Peter to ever survive, and thats why September was watching Walternate make the cure, because it was important, he was the only one. They clearly have the abilityI have no idea what else is going on thought, so thats why I'm uber pumped (amoung other things) for next week.

of course then there is the trustl\y theory that this is all happening inside peters head, as he is in the machine, and learns what would be the best outcome to save the day, but I have to say I don't think so

ack ending a very rambaly blog post, basically I absolutly loved this wee's episode of Fringe, and I think it is really some of the best TV out there, but I am heavily confused.