The Shocking Truth Behind Marie's Sister Revealed - Unmasking Godolkin's Web of Lies

In Gen V, Marie's ultimate goal has always been to become a formidable superhuman, not to prove herself as a hero to her younger sister, but what if Annabeth is not intentionally avoiding her and Godolkin is deceiving them all? The show has addressed Annabeth Moreau's absence, but a disturbing Gen V theory implies that both Godolkin and the series itself are concealing something. It is possible that Annabeth didn't deliberately sever ties with her sister; instead, a much darker and distressingly familiar chain of events unfolded.

While the show features an impressive lineup of teenage Gen V supes, the narrative primarily revolves around Marie Moreau, a supe with blood magic and a tragic history. At the age of 12, Marie's superhuman abilities manifested in full force, inadvertently causing the deaths of both her parents. This traumatic incident not only led Marie to reside in a group home for orphaned supes but also resulted in her losing contact with her little sister, who was understandably horrified by the tragedy. Since then, Marie has dedicated herself to personal improvement in the hopes of reuniting with her sister, but there is a possibility that the information she has been given is completely false.

Gen V Theory Reveals Marie's Sister Isn't Avoiding Her - She's In The Woods

Contrary to what Gen V and Marie's audience have been led to believe, this dark theory proposes that Annabeth has not abandoned her sister but is actually in Gen V's Woods. Throughout the series, Marie was informed that her sister's email had been discovered and she had been asked to provide a statement regarding Marie's recent conflict with Golden Boy. However, Annabeth not only refrained from commenting but also expressed her desire to have no association with Marie. As difficult as it was to accept, Marie mustered her strength during the interview. Ultimately, this revelation made Marie fully comprehend the extent to which she had damaged her relationship with Annabeth.

However, it is plausible that this narrative is untruthful, and in reality, Annabeth might be trapped in the Woods. The Woods, a concealed subterranean laboratory managed by Godolkin, holds their greatest secret - housing and conducting experiments on supes. Sam, Golden Boy's sibling, has endured years of suffering under Godolkin's control within the Woods. It is feasible that Annabeth has undergone a similar fate. Perhaps Annabeth's powers emerged during puberty, akin to Marie's experience, and her instability stems from witnessing her sister murder their parents, ultimately leading to her confinement in the Woods. Moreover, considering Marie's troubled past, Annabeth may also be regarded as a potential threat.

Godolkin University May Be Lying To Marie About Her Sister

If Annabeth is in the Woods, then Godolkin University must be deceiving Marie openly. Actually, this kind of behavior is not unusual for the institution. Following the interview, Dean Indiria Shetty informed Marie that the mention of Annabeth and the email was simply a tactic to evoke an emotional response. Marie accepted this explanation without any doubt. Nonetheless, it is plausible that Shetty fabricated this excuse to hide her own deceitful actions. It is equally possible that Shetty instructed Hailey Miller to bring up Annabeth's name in order to divert Marie's attention from her sister.

The prime motive behind Shetty and Godolkin's deceit regarding Annabeth is to divert Marie's attention away from her sister and towards her flourishing brand. Perhaps, they also intended for Annabeth's rejection of Marie to serve as a long-term distraction. If Marie genuinely believed that Annabeth wanted absolutely nothing to do with her, she might eventually abandon her search out of respect for her sister. However, considering Marie's ambitious nature, this outcome seems unlikely. Moreover, with Marie and her friends delving deeper into the mysteries of the Woods, the truth behind Godolkin's falsehood could be exposed at any given moment.

Marie's Sister Being A Woods Prisoner Would Explain Another Gen V Theory

If this Gen V theory holds true, it would serve as confirmation for another theory. Dean Shetty has informed Marie about a mysterious supporter who has been backing her budding career. It is plausible that this individual would also take an interest in both Marie and Annabeth, especially if the latter possesses inherited blood abilities. Consequently, it would be logical for them to desire one sister to flourish as a renowned suprenatural being while the other remains confined for experimentation. All in all, Annabeth's latent powers and her residency in the Woods align perfectly with the kind of clandestine information that Godolkin and Gen V would strive to hide.