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** This Troper thinks it is highly probable that Jubal, The Operative from the movie and possibly even Book were all products of some sort of Alliance breeding, training and indoctrination program connected to, but not the same as, the one River was put through.
*** So all the black guys?
* It's entirely possible that just being a reader makes you slightly unstable - and that increasing your ability makes you more so. In the Serenity [[Role -Playing Game]] reader is a character trait you can take - and it says it can either be inborn talent or something done to you in a lab. Early could have even been an Academy Candidate that didn't pass the entry exam, due to being too unstable to undergo the training.
* It's stated by Simon in the episode Ariel that River is so screwed up because her amygdala was deliberately damaged, the part of the brain that filters emotions, before this from what we can see in Safe she's a perfectly normal, if a bit eccentric, girl and Simon has stated that River was "brilliant" at anything she put her mind too, so obviously she was already some latent talent already there, and the Academy just augmented it, that, and what they put her through in their tests, are the reason she's insane. Jubal is just a messed up individual, and stated to be in the directors commentary to be "almost psychic", so he could have some slight latent talent
* Unfortunately, this is contradicted by [[Word of God]]. In the DVD commentary, Whedon states that in contrast to River, Early is just highly perceptive. He can tell that Book is not a shepherd, for instance, but he doesn't have anything on River's psychic ability.
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== Firefly is in the ''[[Warhammer 4000040,000]]'' universe. ==
Hear me through on this. There are several possibilities.
#A) Firefly is part of the age of technology or just before it, and the entire Firefly universe is just a small isolated area of space.
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== [[Firefly]] is the new [[Star Trek: The Original Series|Star Trek the Original Series]] ==
Think about it. Both of them are sci-fi shows that were [[Too Good to Last]]. A letter-writing campaign by the small cult-following ensued, but ultimately failed. However, shortly afterwards, the popularity started to grow, as people were given new opportunities to watch it. Eventully, a movie was made, but was in one way or another unsuccessful. Does this sound familiar? It should. Doubly so.
* So hopefully, a decade or so down the line, someone does an equally good remake of the original series?