WARNING: Don’t read unless you really want to know. This is based on spoilers, pure speculation on my part and years of figuring out all or part of TV shows, meaning it is highly flawed and incomplete, but it just might be right. Hey, there is always a chance…<\/p>\n
So everyone has a theory, most involve Duncan being the one leaving after twelve episodes. Now we’ve heard the departing character will make some of us sad, be “shocking” and be storyline indicated (which may or may not involve death). We also know Meg survived for a reason and she has some pretty big secrets to hide. What we don’t know is if or how these things tie together. Now I don’t pretend to have all of the answers, and I certainly haven’t wrapped up the season long mystery, but I do think I know where these two stories might be headed. I have been reading specualtion that Meg is pregnant and Duncan goes to see her everyday because he knew or somehow figured it out. To be fair I have also read she might have had an abortion, but I don’t think so. Clearly she was hoppin’ mad at Veronica and I am willing to bet there was something more to the story than just harmless psycho boyfriend swapping. Given next week’s storyline, I am thinking Meg is the victim of abuse and possibly even incest (at the very least she recognized it in others). Today I read some of the newest sides posted at NowCasting.com. Rob Thomas has said he and his writing crew are hip to us spolier hunters and thus sometimes change the names of characters on scripts to avoid big spoilers getting out. Anyway these particular sides involved a search for “Wallace” and a baby in an episode entitled “Donut Run”. Which got the old wheels turning and me thinking, what if the speculation is right and Meg is preggers (whether it is Duncan’s or not is immaterial as long as Duncan think he is the father) and Duncan steals the baby to save it from her father? Complete bullshit? Probably, but I guess we will have to wait until January to find out. That being said, I would rather be wrong and see crazy, unpredictable, highly unstable Duncan go out in a maniacle blaze of glory as opposed to vanishing for a noble cause, but hey, I don’t write this stuff.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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