kinkyshin
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Except this particular male descent has a genetic disease that will have him crippled until he dies at a relatively young age. Not exactly the 'perfect' child he was looking for.Well-thought-out theory, but one huge problem with that. If Seth is a descendant of Alexander and Callista, there is no longer a need for the gambit since a male descendant of himself and Callista is exactly what he wants.
Also we don't know the full details. For all we know, perhaps anyone with this disease... will pass it down their child as well? That would make Seth completely useless as an heir.
When Alexander spoke to Veronica, he seemed very confident that there was no cure. He went on about how she couldn't save Astrid, as it was beyond even her.If anything, he'd have Veronica work to cure Seth, put him in the gambit, find a proper bride for him and leave Kane alone.
You mean when Kane was old enough to speak to Veronica? Why would he think Seth is his brother if his mother was never pregnant and she just shows up with a new baby?Callista likely was given Seth by Yvette, which is probably what the meeting in the park was about ( the logistics of picking up Seth).
Anyways, the problem with my first 2 points is... why bother testing and hiding Seth's identity if he's completely useless anyways...
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