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** Also, {{spoiler|Colter has no idea who Sean even is. He knows his name, possible occupation, and picture from an ID card, but Sean could easily be married (it's implied that Sean and Colleen didn't really know each other that well). Not to mention helicopter piloting doesn't exactly transition well into teaching leaving one to assume that Colter got fired soon after the events of the film.}}
*** {{spoiler|And of course he has none of Sean's memories or experiences, so how long will it be until Christina (among others) realizes it's an impostor? From her point of view, some random guy erased her friend from existence, stole his body, and used it to seduce her.}}
** A bit of further [[Fridge Horror]]: {{spoiler|Imagine all the people in the world who experience [
*** And it goes on: {{spoiler|If, in future, Colter is ''always'' successful at preventing atrocities before they happen, then Dr Rutledge will never know that he's actually used Source Code, and presumably the government will get fed up with funding a project that never gets used. What happens to Colter then? It's implied that he's the only human subject they have, but what if there are others by then who don't want their life-support turned off?}}
**** {{spoiler|Actually the source code is not a time machine. He saves someone in an earlier run, but she is still dead when he goes back to the original world. The source code is an alternate universe: Colter brings back the foreknowledge of the attack to the original world so they would know that source code was working.}}
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