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I would have to agree. I found it a hard and brutal episode to get through.

I think I have no feelings about this episode ( I'm totally Sectionized. LOL ) I can't say I ejnoyed it, but can't say I didn't like it either... The music in this episode is absolutely haunting...like reminds me of horror movies.

I do love how Nikita beats the cr@p out of Cernov's bodyguard or whatever he was supposed to be...and the way Michael looks at her

Of course...I too was kind of disappointed after GOH...I expected something more...but I guess that's Section and that's LFN...would've been too good to be true to have some sort of emotional closeness between M&N revealed so soon But...we did have soemthing: after M comes with the team to get Nikita out of there...he stops and asks her first if she's OK I liked it that his priority was N, and her safety, and only after making sure she wan't harmed, he procedeed with the mission

And now...a question: Why do you think Section had clones of their personnel? I assume that if they had a Nikita clone...they had to have clones after the other key operatives as well... and why would they have a Nikita clone in the first place ? They don't like her much anyway, for being too emotional and going against the rules most of the times And from what I could see, the little thing was just the same...she came and talked to our Nikita, while all the others were mindinf their owne businesses You know...I used to watch a Brazilian show here...called "The Clone" and a doctor created a clone, and didn't tell anybody...the clone...came out almost exactly the same way as the original: of course physically they were identical, but even if the clone was 20 years younger than the original, had the same thoughts, feelings..and he kept dreaming about a woman...having feeling about her, etc, a woman he had never met, but who was the love of the original's life...It was very interesting. So....will the little M fall in love with little N? So many questions and possibilities here...

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Did you ever see the Michael Keaton movie "Multiplicity?" With each multiplication, the copies deteriorated and by the fourth or fifth one, it was REALLY pathetic!

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I don't think I did, although the title sounds familiar...I'll look for it

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Since Section didn't know how recruits were going to turn out, they might have just experimented with them to see if it was possible to make it happen (in the early stages of the process), and then they could decide which clones to keep and which ones were expendable later

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that's very possible, but why go through all that trouble? I mean as kids...they are of no use ( unless the yare like that Jerome kid from HCFF) Maybe it was just the advantage of conditioning them the way Section wanted them to turn out

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I'm still not positive that little girl WAS Nikita's clone. Like Michael said, cloning was not that advanced...even in Section...when she was recruited. How long had Nikita been in Section? Just a little more than four years, since this was the beginning of s3. Didn't that little girl seem older than that?

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I can't be sure she was either. But...Nikita seemed to pe positive. I mean, I would most certainly recognize a little Patty walking around... Michael didn't see the kid at all and he appeared to think that Nikita imagined the whole thing...As for the little girl's age...I'm terrible at guessing ages so...I have no idea how old she seemed: to me it looked like she was 4 or 5, but as I've said...I'm not good at "predicting" ages.

Of course...assuming that Section didn't have possibility to clone a human being...who WERE those kids there? Does Section have a level for progigy kids???

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That would be my guess. Just like Chernov...creating a generation of Super Operatives.

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That's not good. Bad, bad Section!

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Everyone thinks 2-1/2-year-old my niece is a "reproduction" of me...except her father, of course! She resembles me, has my loud volume, is tomboyish...but I had NOTHING to do with creating her! If she and I are ever out alone together, I can GUARANTEE you, people will think she's my daughter! Nikita could have been mistaken.

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Well...that's one thing...you do share the same genes after all, and maybe people may think she's your daughter, but wouldn't you recognize yourself if you saw a little KG clone??

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I'd like to think I'd recognize "me" for sure...but since I've never seen a clone of myself I can't really tell you that 100%

Soo....coming back to the topic...in Section's case...do you think we saw clones, or just prodigy kids training? While I do admit that Nikita may have been wrong... her argments were quite plausible. I mean...why would Section want to destroy such an advanced lab? Even if we suppose Section wouldn't be interested in cloning their operatives, wouldn't they at least want to study the technology? I tend to go with nikita on that one..they destroyed it because they already were more advanced.

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While I do admit that Nikita may have been wrong... her argments were quite plausible. I mean...why would Section want to destroy such an advanced lab? Even if we suppose Section wouldn't be interested in cloning their operatives, wouldn't they at least want to study the technology? I tend to go with nikita on that one..they destroyed it because they already were more advanced.

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The Vulcan in me can't argue with that. However, that doesn't necessarily mean it was HER clone she saw, so the two aren't mutually exclusive. Maybe THOSE kids weren't the clones Section was experimenting with. They may have been kids raised like Birkoff or Jerome.

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I may be reaching, but I tend to think or at least hope that Micheal wasn't really as cold blooded about the threat to Birkoff as he appeared. I like to believe Micheal was watching Birkoff's back, albeit without Birkoff's knowledge just in case.

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Well, you COULD say that Michael was helping him by forcing Birkoff to fend for himself. You've gotta admit, though...it was a classic Michael line!