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* Artie recently stated that there are ways of doing it, just that it's dangerous to attempt. The trick for the writers will be coming up with a who and a why.
* Artie recently stated that there are ways of doing it, just that it's dangerous to attempt. The trick for the writers will be coming up with a who and a why.
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* Perhaps Artifacts are actually [[GeniusTheTransgression Wonders]], and being bronzed prevents one's Wonders from becoming Orphans.
** To clarify, Wonders are tied to the [[MadScientist Genius]] that created them. And when a Genius dies any surviving Wonders of his become sentient, as well as developing terrifying new abilities.
** To clarify, Wonders are tied to the [[MadScientist Genius]] that created them. And when a Genius dies any surviving Wonders of his become sentient, as well as developing terrifying new abilities.
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* If there is some residual energy left in the bronzed statue and it is all directed at the brain, the brain could perhaps continue to function for a while, but not forever. It would explain why Artie doesn't care about the bronzed people being conscious, but would still allow someone who got bronzed (who have nothing else to do or occupy themselves with) to have a long time to think, as H.G. Wells revealed she had. It would certainly seem like a long time to them, but it is not an AndIMustScream situation.
* Well, yeah, you obviously can't stop age but keep brain activity. Its impossible, unless some brain-life support is in action. Not like anyone cares through...
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** Not really. Bronzed people aren't standing around watching the world go by. She said she could think, not that she could see. Even if she could, what's there to see? The inside of a box, being transported in a crate to the new Warehouse, minor changes in fashion? It's not a writing mistake of any kind.
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* {{Jossed}}. Wells' genocide does not discriminate.
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** Jossed by Cinderella's knife. Unless the knife didn't belong to her in the first place, it definitely held its power when Cinderella was alive. Same with some stockings earlier in the season.
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** Never even showed up.
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** Jossed, H.G. Wells' daughter is dead. Pete and Myka have seen the corpse.
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* [[LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt Yeah, sure. Myka's leaving forever. Okay.]]
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[[WMG: There is one Warehouse for each major civilization in history]]
Warehouse 2 fell when the Romans conquered Egypt. Warehouse 12 fell when the United States entered and helped win WWI, cementing themselves as the world's dominant superpower. And where was Warehouse 12? England, the dominant power during the colonial era. A rough list (feel free to fill your WMGs for missing sections):
* Warehouse 1: Mesopotamia?[[hottip:*:Added by {{Yoshi}}]]
* Warehouse 2: Egypt/Greece
* Warehouse 3: Rome?[[hottip:*:Added by {{Yoshi}}]]
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* Warehouse 13: America
Warehouse 2 fell when the Romans conquered Egypt. Warehouse 12 fell when the United States entered and helped win WWI, cementing themselves as the world's dominant superpower. And where was Warehouse 12? England, the dominant power during the colonial era. A rough list (feel free to fill your WMGs for missing sections):
* Warehouse 1: Mesopotamia?[[hottip:*:Added by {{Yoshi}}]]
* Warehouse 2: Egypt/Greece
* Warehouse 3: Rome?[[hottip:*:Added by {{Yoshi}}]]
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* Warehouse 11: Spain?[[hottip:*:Added by {{Yoshi}}]]
* Warehouse 12: England
* Warehouse 13: America
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[[WMG: Artifacts were given their power by the Eureka Artifact.]]
* The crossover episodes mean that the Artifact from the early seasons of Eureka exists in the Warehouse 13 universe as well. On Eureka, it has being shown that the Artifact is capable of strong outbursts of energy, and those exposed to the energy of the Artifact can gain immense powers (the two people effected on the show were at close range, the first AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence, the second was said to be able to control the "Akashic field" and also exhibited powers like being able to heal others before being separated from the Artifact's energies by a teleporter). It has evidently being buried on Earth for at least millions of years, so if it periodically emitted energy pulses (dampened by rock and distance), it is possible that the people or objects that got hit could have being imbued with some extra sort of knowledge or power (though far less and more limited that the effects of the Artifact at close range). This would explain why most artifacts are connected with people of note (they used their power/knowledge or an affected artifact in their possession to gain fame/notoriety), and why there are so few people working at the Warehouse in modern times (even 40 years ago in "Where and When", you could see other possible collection teams in the background). Previously the Warehouse was a larger organization, but after the Artifact was discovered and contained at Eureka, it couldn't effect as many people, so most of the collection since then is to recover artifacts from before it was discovered, so fewer teams are needed today.
* The crossover episodes mean that the Artifact from the early seasons of Eureka exists in the Warehouse 13 universe as well. On Eureka, it has being shown that the Artifact is capable of strong outbursts of energy, and those exposed to the energy of the Artifact can gain immense powers (the two people effected on the show were at close range, the first AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence, the second was said to be able to control the "Akashic field" and also exhibited powers like being able to heal others before being separated from the Artifact's energies by a teleporter). It has evidently being buried on Earth for at least millions of years, so if it periodically emitted energy pulses (dampened by rock and distance), it is possible that the people or objects that got hit could have being imbued with some extra sort of knowledge or power (though far less and more limited that the effects of the Artifact at close range). This would explain why most artifacts are connected with people of note (they used their power/knowledge or an affected artifact in their possession to gain fame/notoriety), and why there are so few people working at the Warehouse in modern times (even 40 years ago in "Where and When", you could see other possible collection teams in the background). Previously the Warehouse was a larger organization, but after the Artifact was discovered and contained at Eureka, it couldn't effect as many people, so most of the collection since then is to recover artifacts from before it was discovered, so fewer teams are needed today.
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[[WMG: The artifact Hitler's Microphone is not an artifact.]]
* The finale is supposed to have that artifact as a focus point, but a neat, if maybe a bit common, twist would be that it actually has no artifact powers at all, but everyone assumes it does, and the ideas they have about what it could do make them too scared to test it, so it just sits there, a totally normal microphone.
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** Gadgets would be similar yet separate from the more supernatural artifacts, allowing [[GadgeteerGenius tinkerers]] such as H.G. Wells, Philo Farnsworth, Hugo Miller, and Claudia Donovan to work their magic without being six feet under yet still warranting a spot in the warehouse.
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** Gadgets would be similar yet separate from the more supernatural artifacts, allowing [[GadgeteerGenius tinkerers]] such as H.G. Wells, Philo Farnsworth, Hugo Miller, and Claudia Donovan Donovan, etc to work their magic without being six feet under yet under. The artifacts are still warranting a spot in the warehouse. warehouse because they too unstable for the open use like Farnsworth's Camera/Projector, or because they just have nowhere else to be like Edison's human-powered cart from the pilot.
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[[WMG: Many artifacts gaining their power from a mixtures of the public's [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve association]] of a person or group of people with their claim to fame and the energies of a person/people after they've died. This is part of the reason the Bronze Sector exists.]]
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[[WMG: Many artifacts gaining gain their power from a mixtures of the public's energies of a person or a group of people after they die and their [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve association]] of a person or group of people with the artifact-to-be and their claim to fame and by the energies of a person/people after they've died. general public. This is part of the reason the Bronze Sector exists.]]
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* This could explain in-universe why there have yet to be artifacts of the possessions of living people. Artifacts that were actively used in their source time period would have been activated after the creator's death. DeadArtistsAreBetter, indeed.
** Gadgets would be similar yet separate from the more supernatural artifacts, allowing [[GadgeteerGenius tinkerers]] such as H.G. Wells, Philo Farnsworth, Hugo Miller, and Claudia Donovan to work their magic without being six feet under yet still warranting a spot in the warehouse.
** Therefore, if a person doesn't die they cannot craft an artifact. This troper would like to speculate that there are two kinds of Bronze Sector inmates: Preventatives and Offenders. A Preventative would be a person who would be at risk of crafting a potentially catastrophic artifact that could not be contained. An Offender would be a renegade individual who is in the loop about the Warehouses, such as MacPherson. Bronzing an Offender would indicate that the Regents are giving the subject a chance at parole, or simply because they cannot trust a single move the person could make using conventional prison methods. This troper isn't sure which category H.G. Wells should fall into as of Season 2's 9th episode, especially if she isn't telling the truth about her incarceration. We've yet to hear the Warehouse file version other than "[[PoorCommunicationKills she is a very bad person, much misfortune shall befall us.]]"
** This idea could be disproven by H.G. Wells whipping out a full-fledged artifact associated with herself, or if some random unremarkable person whom nobody has heard of having his own artifact.
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* In episode 10 she says she wanted to "awaken in a different world" by getting bronzed, implying that bronzed people are not awake and that indications otherwise are writing mistakes (or else this is an AuthorsSavingThrow).
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* Myka's grandmother. Just because.because.
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* It is called "Reset". The implications here are obvious.
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* It is called "Reset". The implications here are obvious.
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** This would actually make some sense, as with one or two exceptions Wells' work after the point where Fem!Wells was bronzed started to feature less technology and more social commentary. It could be said that her "brother", not having all the science and inventions, had to abandon the genre to a degree.
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*Because secret organizations are incestuous like that.
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She got along well with Myka and Claudia, she's mourning a daughter, and she rants about the treatment of women in the past. So far, the only people she shows feeling for or cooperates with (without killing them) are women.
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[[WMG: A part of Freddie from {{iCarly}}'s camera, laptop or something on his tech cart is an [[{{Warehouse13}} Artifact]].]]
It's the reason why the webshow gets so so many viewers, and why people think it's so funny. It releases some kind of artifact pulse wave that generates 'happiness' and/or makes anything funny. It may be related to the artifact that caused so many people to die of asphyxiation from being unable to stop laughing. It was probably made by Alan Turing if it's inside or part of the laptop, or John Logie Baird if it's something to do with the camera.
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* She never claimed to have written the books. In her first episode, she states that her brother wrote the books, she merely provided the science and the inventions.
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***It wouldn't be the first time Artie has hid some stuff.
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[[WMG: The [[spoiler:female]] H.G. Wells is, despite her claims, NOT the H.G. Wells that wrote those books, but merely a hyper-obsessive fan.]]
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After the events of Serenity, the crew drifted apart, with the two lovebirds buying their own ship and traveling the black. One day, they happen upon some sort of NegativeSpaceWedgie, that shunts them into {{Warehouse 13}}s [[TheVerse verse]]. It takes a few years for them to adapt to this different reality, but eventually they settle down in Detroit, change their names, and open a pie shop. [[spoiler: When Simon finds the trunks, his first instinct is to use them to protect Kaylee, but the trunks, as with many artifacts, have a will of their own, and he finds himself becoming the Iron Shadow, convinced he's still protecting Kaylee by doing this.]]
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