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[[File:Miss_Lonely_Hearts.jpg|thumb|250px|"Miss Lonely Hearts" and "Roger"]] |
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| − | '''"Miss Lonely Hearts"''' is the nickname for a client of the [[Dollhouse]] who regularly hires [[Victor]], in one consistent imprinted identity, for engagements of a romantic/sexual nature. [[ |
+ | '''"Miss Lonely Hearts"''' is the nickname for a client of the [[Dollhouse]] who regularly hires [[Victor]], in one consistent imprinted identity, for engagements of a romantic/sexual nature. [[Claire Saunders|Dr. Saunders]] cautions against this type of repeated imprint, but the Dollhouse continues to acquiesce to this client's needs. |
In the episode "[[A Spy in the House of Love]]" it is revealed that the identity is actually an alias used by [[Adelle DeWitt]], who arranges for Victor's handler to deliver him to the home of an elderly woman as a deception. After arrival, Victor, as suave Englishman [[Roger]], drives a car to a rendezvous with DeWitt, who answers to "Katherine" when with him. |
In the episode "[[A Spy in the House of Love]]" it is revealed that the identity is actually an alias used by [[Adelle DeWitt]], who arranges for Victor's handler to deliver him to the home of an elderly woman as a deception. After arrival, Victor, as suave Englishman [[Roger]], drives a car to a rendezvous with DeWitt, who answers to "Katherine" when with him. |
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Revision as of 20:25, 7 June 2017
"Miss Lonely Hearts" and "Roger"
"Miss Lonely Hearts" is the nickname for a client of the Dollhouse who regularly hires Victor, in one consistent imprinted identity, for engagements of a romantic/sexual nature. Dr. Saunders cautions against this type of repeated imprint, but the Dollhouse continues to acquiesce to this client's needs.
In the episode "A Spy in the House of Love" it is revealed that the identity is actually an alias used by Adelle DeWitt, who arranges for Victor's handler to deliver him to the home of an elderly woman as a deception. After arrival, Victor, as suave Englishman Roger, drives a car to a rendezvous with DeWitt, who answers to "Katherine" when with him.
In "Belonging", Matthew Harding mentions that he knows that Adelle was hiring out Victor. His comments suggest that this is officially forbidden but tolerated.
Trivia
- Coincidentally, "Lonely Hearts" is used elsewhere in Whedon's work. It is also the name of episode 1x02 of Angel.