Lab Notes – Photo puzzle – 118
I think it is pretty clear now, that this puzzle is definitely the Fibonacci or Golden spiral…
I think it is pretty clear now, that this puzzle is definitely the Fibonacci or Golden spiral…
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Project 1109- Exploration 1
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The Images:
A photo of Bob Dunn’s body, some moldy bread, a vial of blue liquid, a plate of cookies , the tape Dr. Boone made for Olivia and another strange grainy photo, similar to the ones seen in the lab notes for Ability, Inner Child, Unleashed and Bad Dreams.
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The Note:
Walter is still using the typewriter with the misaligned ‘y’.
I would like to talk a bit about the video that Walter was watching at the end of the episode. Here is the dialogue from the video:
WILLIAM BELL: Is the incident contained?
FEMALE VOICE: Yes, Doctor Bell.
WILLIAM BELL: How bad?
FEMALE VOICE: Bad.
WILLIAM BELL: Casualties?
FEMALE VOICE: Not sure yet. We can’t locate Brenner.
WILLIAM BELL: Is she okay?
FEMALE VOICE: She is fine.
WILLIAM BELL: Hell, do we know what triggered it?
WALTER: Obviously she was upset, William. (to the child) It’s okay. It’s alright now. Nobody is angry with you. You didn’t do anything bad. It’s alright Olive… everything’s going to be okay.
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Project ?- Exploration ?
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The Images:
Clippings from Nick Lane’s apartment, a a melted red candle and another strange grainy photo, similar to the ones seen in the lab notes for Ability, Inner Child and Unleashed.
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The Note:
Walter is still using the typewriter with the misaligned ‘y’. It also might be interesting to note that this is the first time that the title of the episode is used, rather than a project and exploration number.
I might really be grasping at straws this time, but here goes. During one of the scenes at the hospital, you can see food on a tray. At first I thought it was toast and pickles, but who serves pickles with toast? It seemed more likely to me that it was a grilled cheese sandwich and pickles.
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Why is that important, you ask? Well, in the lab notes for Episode 102 “Same Old Story” there is a grilled cheese sandwich and a pickle…

Grilled Cheese and Pickles
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The interesting part is that the Mini-Observer has a whole sandwich and whole pickles, while Walter has only a portion of a sandwich and a portion of a pickle. Is this meant to be a clue, or am I just seeing meaning where there is none?
truth
Might it be that Mini-Observer has the whole story, knows the whole truth, and has all the answers, while Walter only knows part of the story, some of the truth and some of the answers? I think it’s very plausible that even with all that Walter has seen and done, that it’s only the tip of the iceberg.
observer
Is it possible that this is another clue that the young boy really is an ‘Observer‘? In all of the photos from “The Arrival” of the Observer, he was the same age, but perhaps he started out just like this boy, young and unfamiliar, but with an obvious awareness above and beyond human capabilities (except possibly Olivia).
connection
So what is the connection to Episode 102 “Same Old Story”? I think it’s possible that this young ‘Observer’ will grow very fast, perhaps becoming an adult in a matter of a few months. I don’t think it would be throught pituitary manipulation, like in Episode 102, but rather some sort of process designed by his own kind (whatever kind that is).
thoughts
Well, like I said, I might be stretching it with this one, but I will be curious to see if a future episode (this season or next) will reveal the boys growth rate. Anyone have any thoughts?
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Project 709 – Exploration 16
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The Images:
Pages from Walter’s old note book, a beaker containing Trichloromide and another strange grainy photo, similar to the ones seen in the lab notes for Ability and Inner Child.
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The Note:
Nietzsche – is a reference to Frederick Wilhelm Nietzsche a nineteenth-century German philosopher and classical philologist.
notes
There are old notes from Exploration 1 and Exploration 7, although they are partially covered and cannot be fully read. It seems as though something interrupted Walter as he was typing his notes…because it ends during the middle of a word.
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The newest note appears to have been typed with the same typewriter that the ZFT manuscript was typed with. The image below is from the ZFT manuscript…

Note: the raised 'y'
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In Walter’s lab notes this week, he mentions several mnemonics. After some quick Googling, I was able to find the meaning of some of them…

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- Every good boy does fine.
music; mnemonic for the lines of the treble clef – (FACE!) – spaces
- Please excuse my dear Aunt Sally.
Order of Operations: Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division,Addition, Subtraction.
- Three point one four, pick your clothes off the floor.
3.14 is Pi
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Unfortunately, I had no luck finding any meaning for the others. Does anyone have any ideas for these ones…
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- Always floss between your toes.
- See the dog jump around in a circle.
- My goodness but eating hot nachos causes pain.
- Water, earth, air & fire, only three in a funeral pyre.
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Project 773 – Exploration 14
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The Images:
include the orange vinyl record of Al Green’s ‘Love & Happiness‘, The fax that “The Artist” send to the FBI.
There are also some yellow M&M’s, a book containing information about Marie-Angelique Memmie LeBlanc, and a strange grainy photo, similar to the one seen in the lab notes for Ability.
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The Note:
The notes appear to have been typed using the same typewriter from Ability with the elevated ‘Y’.
The note paper has been crumbled, opened and smoothed for presentation.
Walter refers to Lethe. In Greek mythology, Lethe is a river in Hades. Those who drink from it experience complete forgetfulness.
Marie-Angélique Memmie Le Blanc featured in the book in the notes, was a genuine feral child.
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Source: Fringepedia
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Project 1097 – Exploration 1
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The Images:
include the ZFT manuscript, and some various parts of David Robert Jones’ tests.
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The Note:
Ribosomal S6 Kinase – is a protein involved in signal transduction, i.e. cell conversion
Keloiding – is a type of scarring, noted for overgrowing the original scar area
Hatfields & McCoy’s were two 19th century families involved in a bitter feud
Al Capone & Bugs Moran were rival mob bosses involved in the St. Valentines Day Massacre
York & Lancaster were two Houses of England that fought each other in the War Of The Roses.
Adenine, Guanine, Thymine, Cytosin are the four components that make up DNA
King Canute – was an 11 century ruler that (unsucessfully) commanded the tide to halt.
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Source: Fringe Television
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Project 269 – Exploration 20
This is the fourth set of notes, along with those from Pilot, In Which We Meet Mr. Jones and The Dreamscape, that features Project 269 (Explorations 17, 18, 19 and 20). Project 269 deals with the transfer of thoughts.
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The Images:
Photograph of Marshall Bowman after he transformed, a vial of the reverse-mutator for Conrad’s deadly virus, and a plumbing-inspired diagram of how the neural system works.
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The Note: