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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 14639" data-attributes="member: 27"><p>A really interesting twist that came to my mind would be that they do find a body part--either an arm or a leg. They use this to assure everyone that he died in the explosion. Later on, they hire an actor minus one of those limbs and explore the idea that Morgan survived and perhaps went to the super-secret <em>Clinic For the Not-Quite-Dead</em> where AJ hid out for over a decade recuperating from a broken back, alcoholism, and all the other problems he had when he was presumed dead. Dr. Obrecht, you will recall, ran that outfit, and since she's currently laid off from the closed hospital, perhaps she took on his case as a freelance? Anyway, having Morgan survive but lose a limb might give them a way to re-position the character and help him gain a bit of maturity and lose that whole "spoiled rich-kid with no ambitions" image that this Morgan had.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 14639, member: 27"] A really interesting twist that came to my mind would be that they do find a body part--either an arm or a leg. They use this to assure everyone that he died in the explosion. Later on, they hire an actor minus one of those limbs and explore the idea that Morgan survived and perhaps went to the super-secret [I]Clinic For the Not-Quite-Dead[/I] where AJ hid out for over a decade recuperating from a broken back, alcoholism, and all the other problems he had when he was presumed dead. Dr. Obrecht, you will recall, ran that outfit, and since she's currently laid off from the closed hospital, perhaps she took on his case as a freelance? Anyway, having Morgan survive but lose a limb might give them a way to re-position the character and help him gain a bit of maturity and lose that whole "spoiled rich-kid with no ambitions" image that this Morgan had. [/QUOTE]
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