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von danielcc
00-Agent
Auf commanderbond.net hat jemand seine Theorie zur Story runtergeschrieben, die sich ziemlich gut und glaubhaft anhört. Fraglich nur, ob es eine so reine persönliche Story wird oder ob da noch was anderes geplant ist.
I don't think it has anything to do with Bonds parents, I think there was some sort of undercover and contriversial operation concieved at Skyfall lodge, and my hunch is that Silva was an enemy of the Operation Skyfall who decided to change sides and work with MI6 with the promise of immunity or some sort of compensation (similar to Le Chiffre in Casino Royale) if he assists MI6. However, M doesn't follow through with whatever promise she made with Silva and has him arrested (which would explain Silva's isolation guards on the call sheets) when the operation is finished. After many years Silva manages to break out from this remote prison (possibly on Hashima island?) and executes a massive attack on MI6 resulting in the death of 8 agents, with M next on Silva's list. That way M is somewhat antagonized and Silva seems a little justified in taking action against MI6 (which explains Javier's comments about Silva maybe not being a "good villain" or not necessarily being a "bad guy"). Perhaps also Bond isn't aware of the promise M made to Silva and her decision to betray him, so once it is revealed to him, he begins to rethink M's ethics (or lack thereof) and question his loyalty to M. Of course this is just a general outline of what I believe the plot will be, but it would be quite interesting to see the plot come full circle and have the climax take place right where the whole story began, at Skyfall lodge where Bond, M, Kincade, and Silva, the architects of Operation Skyfall, have their final, explosive showdown. It also provides a nice spin on the multiple meanings of the title. It's the name of an operation, Bond's ancestral home, and an expression of Bond's "sky falling" as MI6 is in turmoil and he finds out that his boss isn't so squeaky clean after all.
"It's been a long time - and finally, here we are"