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ALL POSTSNow that Genrika Zhirova is made Finch's ward. Did he just leave her at a boarding school all alone?
<p>Is it possible for the writers to bring her back as some sort of in training kid? Because back in episode baby blue John and Finch had a conversation on kids and raising them. I get a feeling Gen is capable of being sneaky and leave finch and john no choice but to at least give her self defense lessons to protect herself if she keeps on getting into trouble..... an shaw as honorary big sis/mom mentor..... we can dream right? Any thoughts on this? And this doesn't just liimit to Gen, i'm hoping the writers will contact some fo the open ended previous numbers for help too like the billionare, the home investigator, ect.
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The writers would have to be careful in revisiting Gen and having her be involved in a case with the rest of our heroes. Very easy to jump the shark that way.
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<p>The writers have created an entire universe of compelling characters that many of us would love to see make a return appearence. However, they seem to have made some sort of decision not to revisit these people even though the story possibilities are immense.
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<p>@wilem That's not exactly a bad thing. After all, They have bigger fish to fry in the form of Vigilence, Decima, Root-Finch tension and whatever Root is on about.
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<p>The thing is, this is not a regular procedural show. The way we see arcs coming and going through many episodes, and also the way they handle each POI case... I mean, they really do research about the POIs seeing who they are, how they live their life, that's one of the best things about the show because some POIs are just these awesome characters.
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<p>They can handle things like Gen in dialogue if it's important. We don't need to see her again. We know enough about Harold to know she'll be well cared for and not abandoned to a lonely life at a school.
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