'Manifest' fans think Fiona cannot be trusted as they feel she's hiding something from the gang
NBC's Jeff Rake-created show 'Manifest' is off on a long break before it resumes with its tenth episode on January 7, but the long wait has not kept fans from wondering what could happen next. Starring Josh Dallas (as Ben Stone), Athena Karkanis (as Grace), Melissa Roxburgh (as Michaela Stone), and Parveen Kaur (as Saanvi Bahl), the show follows the sudden re-appearance of Montego Air Flight 828, which went missing for almost five and a half years. The mystery deepens when all the passengers return alive, none of them seem to have aged even a day. The passengers get back into their daily world and realize they're now experiencing certain "callings" which seem to be leading them towards one destination.
The ninth episode saw the Stone siblings rescue the 11 missing passengers who were being experimented on by a dubious group of scientists. The experiments were chiefly based on Fiona Clarke's research of mirror neurons that theorize the brain's capability to take signals from other people and feel the similar emotion in spite of not living through the same condition. Clarke's theory took the shape of clairsensitivity in Cal who was feeling the shock with the same intensity as the rest of the passengers who were being electrocuted to study their behavior.
