#quantico theory

[kataramylove]

I think Drew was way too obvious. I wasn’t surprised, but at the same time I wonder how could he’ve framed Alex from the beginning if he only showed up halfway through. He wasn’t there at the Quantico attack.

TBH I hope it’s Liam controlling the whole thing.

[kataramylove]

What if Shelby’s parents faked their death as victims of terrorism and are the real terrorists? What if Shelby knew about it and the money is for funding the attacks? Where did Shelby get her money, why would her parents need that much anyway, and why did they fake their deaths? They’re obviously gonna have a plot, maybe it is that they are behind this.

The terrorist is definitely linked to the FBI from before Quantico, and at first I thought it was the Haas family, but talk about self-damage. Clayton would have no reason to stay in that building.

ntm, the voice is sounding more and more like a girl, and Ryan is way too boring to speak with all that..smugness.

[kataramylove]

I’ve sorta changed my mind about Ryan. The voice on the phone has a personality and I can’t imagine Ryan talking like that. It sounds like Shelby tbh.

[kataramylove]

Ryan is one of my main suspects. I mean he might be the too perfect and trusting generic white boyfriend that he seems to be. But I think he’s a bit too worried about Alex’ mental health(nice way to belittle her thoughts and make her doubt herself), and he’s a bit too supportive and trusting.

All of the others had moments of doubts, but Alex never had to prove herself to Ryan, maybe because he knew everything from the beginning. On the other hand, Alex loves Ryan hella lot and I don't want more pain to come for her. :(

[incaim]

Haas’ theory

So, this is a quantico theory that nobody asked for. Clayton covered evidence that could help Alex come clean PLUS he disappeared since Liam and the rest of people on FBI (whom he was controling) believed Alex’s inocence (except when he is ‘supporting’ his wife). Clayton knows more about Caleb’s vulnerability posibly more than Senator Haas because he is an unloving parent, Clayton hasn’t show a symptom of humanity in the whole show. Caleb can be easily manipulated and let’s consider the fact that he got into Quantico thanks to his parents (Clayton needed Caleb in?). Clayton tried to get Caleb out of Quantico in a certain point of the series? Yes, but maybe he is just playing with Caleb’s mind... Explanation: Clayton kind of brainwashes Caleb to help him in the whole plan but a part of Caleb is resisting thanks to the piece of reality Shelby brings him(?) so Clayton fakes some humanity and tells Caleb to get out of everything because he LOVES his son and doesn’t want to see him fail, Caleb goes in a ‘lemme show you’ way, so he believes he is more himself, but he really is not. Or, Clayton already had all he needed. Reasons? His wife is more powerful than him, he doesn’t like that because he is an idiotic cry baby so he makes the whole thing up to eventually ‘save it’ himself and be the hero. But for him to be a huge hero, is not necessary only ONE bomb in the Central shit, he needs two... maybe three and make it look like they where from three different terrorists. This could bring us two more seasons where Parrish is not the accused but another person from the group of friends, maybe Shelby.

And yes, I totally dislike Clayton Haas.

[quanticosuspects]

Send me your theories

On anon or not! I’m curious to see what has everyone been thinking about motives and why frame Alex.

[quanticosuspects]

Ok so half of me is so heartbroken for Shelby because she just found out her sister has been conning her for years, and the other half of me is like they just did that to throw us off and make us think that Shelby had no idea when really she just had her sister do this so that Caleb would stop investigating her sister and wouldn’t connect that Shelby is maybe a terrorist. 

[chaineduploosesoicanfitin]

I have 2 Quantico theories (that probably aren't unique)

Theory 1 (and probably the most common out of the two): Booth did it. He’s the only one who’s been close to Parrish since the beginning. He could’ve easily either gotten someone to shoot him or shot himself. The excuse of him being recruited to spy on her made it easy for him to do everything. AND he’s one of the two people who was written off IMMEDIATELY to doing it. (someone wrote a great analysis of why Booth might be guily that I completely agree with so if you wanna read it, its here.)   

The other person who was written off IMMEDIATELY? 

Alex. 

Theory 2: Alex ACTUALLY did it. You assume that she didn’t do it because from the get go, (i.e. before the show even premiered, through promos and such) it was claimed that she was framed. That automatically bring your focus to everyone else. The ENTIRE show has been around her trying to figure out who framed her, but you have to take into consideration that this is a show about the FBI. It’s going to involve a HUGE twist in some way. Also, they are literally TRAINED how to be FBI agents and, by default, how they think. She knows how the FBI thinks and operates. That way she’s always a few steps ahead, which mirrors how she does in her training. She’s at the top of her class, so she knows and can do a lot, AND, more importantly, she’s usually thinking a few steps ahead of everyone else. 

Also, I don’t know a lot about TV, but I know enough to know that Alex actually doing it would be the only way of getting a good enough reaction from the audience, especially since pretty much everyone else is made out to be suspicious. 

I just thought of another theory while writing this of her mom doing it, but I don’t know…its possible but it’d be completely left field.

EDIT: I now have another theory of Alex and Booth working together.