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| − | Bree | + | Bree divulged more information as to the identity and character of her mother in episode 43, [[How My Parents Met]]. In this episode, Bree explained how at the age of 21, her mother lived and studied in Edinburgh, [[Scotland]]. Bree's mother, at that time was working on a dissertation on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Weyer Johann Weyer], a dutch physician, occultist, and demonologist. This bit of information alludes to [[Bree's religion]], which is host to a plethora of speculation, and is based arround [[Aleister Crowley]], and [[Thelema]]. |
It can be inferred from Bree's discussion of her mother in, [[How My Parents Met]], that Bree's mother has historically taken the offensive when arguing or debating with [[Bree's father]]. When Bree's mother and [[Bree's father | father]] had yet to meet, Bree's mother overheard her [[Bree's father | father]] debating with a friend of his that the theme of [[Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead]] is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determinism Determinism], and Bree's mother felt compelled to walk over to a man whom she had never met, and tell him he was completely wrong--that the theme of the play was [[Free Will]]. [[Free Will]] is a basic concept of many [[Thelema| Thelemic]] sects. | It can be inferred from Bree's discussion of her mother in, [[How My Parents Met]], that Bree's mother has historically taken the offensive when arguing or debating with [[Bree's father]]. When Bree's mother and [[Bree's father | father]] had yet to meet, Bree's mother overheard her [[Bree's father | father]] debating with a friend of his that the theme of [[Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead]] is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determinism Determinism], and Bree's mother felt compelled to walk over to a man whom she had never met, and tell him he was completely wrong--that the theme of the play was [[Free Will]]. [[Free Will]] is a basic concept of many [[Thelema| Thelemic]] sects. | ||
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From what we know of her, it seems clear that Bree's mom is no meek housewife. | From what we know of her, it seems clear that Bree's mom is no meek housewife. | ||
| − | In | + | In [[On The Run]], Bree's mother appears briefly as a slim woman with dark brown hair. We do not see her face, but she appears to be quite young. |
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| + | When Bree met with her father, he told her that her parents are not her biological mother and father. Bree revealed this in episode 110, [[My Dad Said...]]. | ||
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Bree divulged more information as to the identity and character of her mother in episode 43, How My Parents Met. In this episode, Bree explained how at the age of 21, her mother lived and studied in Edinburgh, Scotland. Bree's mother, at that time was working on a dissertation on Johann Weyer, a dutch physician, occultist, and demonologist. This bit of information alludes to Bree's religion, which is host to a plethora of speculation, and is based arround Aleister Crowley, and Thelema.
It can be inferred from Bree's discussion of her mother in, How My Parents Met, that Bree's mother has historically taken the offensive when arguing or debating with Bree's father. When Bree's mother and father had yet to meet, Bree's mother overheard her father debating with a friend of his that the theme of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead is Determinism, and Bree's mother felt compelled to walk over to a man whom she had never met, and tell him he was completely wrong--that the theme of the play was Free Will. Free Will is a basic concept of many Thelemic sects.
In Living In London, Gemma describes how her mother met Bree's mother. In this story too, Bree's mom was debating and impressed Gemma's with her confidence.
From what we know of her, it seems clear that Bree's mom is no meek housewife.
In On The Run, Bree's mother appears briefly as a slim woman with dark brown hair. We do not see her face, but she appears to be quite young.
When Bree met with her father, he told her that her parents are not her biological mother and father. Bree revealed this in episode 110, My Dad Said....
