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Damn you Grant, for making me care about things that don't even exist
I think fairly eloquently deals with a lot of the plot points that've been raised so far. Not that I'm saying they that weren't worth raising, so -
Spoliers
The homeless guy, if we're prepared to buy the idea that he was a tech genius who became so disgusted with the regime he was working for that he preferred to live on the streets, which given that Roseanne threw herself in front of the snipers bullets when they were focused on Bandit, and had already attempted suicide by letting them loose in the first place, doesn't seem like too big a leap, would have been there on the courthouse steps, I'd have thought, he'd have read the papers, after all.
Given that the Doctor's sold his story, and is going into court, the interaction between the two is a bit like one of the ongoing themes in teh Invisibles, where you've got characters from diametrically-opposed backgrounds knowing perfectly what each other is on about, but talking round it, obliquely.
As far as the armour being taken off, well I don't see a problem - I'd assummed the animals ( though it's tough to think of them as that )were biologically hard-wired into their uniforms, but the script never actually says that - They might have needed drugs to stay in their machines ( D'you see what George did there ? ) but if the wires were just say, something similar to modem connections, and given that these were animals trained in combat situations, that they were in effect as hard as nails, they'd be more than capable of disconnecting themselves if that was what was necessary. Really, If P, T and B had got caught up to no good in say Cuba, the armour would have to be something that could be easily divested by Dr B's gearstick, surely ?
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