However, Walter discovered that this ability was not easily controlled, and required intense emotional stimuli in order to activate, and he began experimenting with frightening Olivia. After realizing that it was the abuse from her step-father that was allowing her to cross over, Walter discontinued his experiments with her emotions, as he empathized with her, and even threatened her stepfather into ceasing his abuse.
Bell and Bishop later discontinued the clinical trials after Peter began to accept this reality as his own. That is not to say that William Bell was done with the Cortexiphan children, however. He hatched a plot that would use the Cortexiphan children to collapse both universes.
He catalyzed events that would lead to his ultimate endgame, creating the ZFT manifesto, which detailed how the Cortexiphan subjects would be used in a "war" between the worlds, a war that could realistically be prevented through mutual cooperation.
As the war escalated, Bell's organization crippled the soft spots. It wasn't until a new timeline was created later on down the road that he was able to see his plan through to completion. He began activating Cortexiphan subjects to collapse the universe but was ultimately stopped when Walter shot and killed Olivia Dunham, whom she was able to revive due to the massive amounts of Cortexiphan, which has regenerative properties, pumping through her veins at the time of her death.
According to Nina Sharp, Bell "theorized that the human mind at birth is infinitely capable and that every force it encounters; social, physical, intellectual, is the beginning of a process he referred as "limitation"; a diminishing of that potential.
Cortexiphan is based on the notion that perception is the key to transformation. Theoretically, the reality is both subjective and malleable. Cortexiphan has a number of possible effects, ranging from telekinesis to mind reading. Cortexiphan subjects are also able to travel safely between universes and sense the presence of alternate universes or items from alternate universes through a telltale "glimmer.
However, it is possible, with practice, to control the abilities. In the series finale, it is revealed that Cortexiphan has powerful regenerative properties; William Bell confessed that he had been injecting himself with massive doses of Cortexiphan to stall but not cure the cancer ravaging his body. Electrokinesis, Super-human Strength, Agility. FringeWiki Explore. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account?
Edit source History Talk 1. Categories Technology Add category. Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. Community Showcase More. Follow TV Tropes. You need to login to do this. Get Known if you don't have an account. In season 1, Olivia disarms a bomb by turning OFF all the lights in a light box with her mind. However, in season 4, the character remembers that backwards and says the villain wants her to turn ON the lights, and the villain agrees. Do the writers not even review an episode before they make references back to it and get things exactly backwards?
What Olivia says is "We did something like this before". I guess because the lights were off she figured they were doing it the other way around. Why are there no female Observers?
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