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Temporary Guardianship Document

WaltherPPKSWaltherPPKS
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Moneypenny brings a box of "personal effects recovered from Skyfall" to Bond's flat. He finds a "Temporary Guardianship" document.

If you pause and examine the doc, it is transfer of Guardianship of James (age 12) from someone (last name Bond) to Hannes Oberhauser. Why would this doc be found in Skyfall? James's parents were deceased. How did Oberhauser come to be James' guardian? What's the connection?
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  • CASINOROYALECASINOROYALE Somewhere hot
    edited August 2016 Posts: 1,003
    Bond was with his Aunt after his parents death. She died. Oberhauser was Bonds skiing instructor when he was younger. Basically best friends with his parents. No known family members so he took him in.
  • WaltherPPKSWaltherPPKS
    Posts: 2
    So, by examining the document, I see Charmain's signature as "Legal Guardian". I will assume she was ill or dying at the time this Order was issued and also that Max Bond, James' uncle, was also deceased.
  • IGUANNAIGUANNA
    edited August 2016 Posts: 1,296
    I think it will be revealed that Bond's parents were both members of SPECTRE. This is a twist that's been a long time in the coming and the temporary guardianship documentation means there is still a lot to learn and figure out about Bond's past that we need to know before he can move on and be the Bond we watched in the first 20 films. Also and I may be wrong, but I think Hannes Oberhauser was an in between tempy parentyl setup between Bond's parents and Aunt Charmain for those two fateful summers in which he camped with Blofeld as a boy.
  • TheWizardOfIceTheWizardOfIce 'One of the Internet's more toxic individuals'
    edited August 2016 Posts: 9,117
    Thing is after the step brother thing all canon is out the window so anything is possible.
    In P&W's world Hannes Oberhauser could have been shagging Monique on the side and turns out to actually be Bond's dad and he faked his own death and is actually running SPECTRE from behind the scenes.
  • ChriscoopChriscoop North Yorkshire
    Posts: 281
    Good God...let's hope purvis and wade don't get any ideas from you two %-(
  • TheWizardOfIceTheWizardOfIce 'One of the Internet's more toxic individuals'
    Posts: 9,117
    Chriscoop wrote: »
    Good God...let's hope purvis and wade don't get any ideas from you two %-(

    I'd appreciate it if you could avoid lumping me in the same boat as @IGUANNA if you could old chap. Whilst I am obviously being facetious he probably genuinely thinks those are cracking ideas.

  • TripAcesTripAces Universal Exports
    Posts: 4,589
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it will be revealed that Bond's parents were both members of SPECTRE. This is a twist that's been a long time in the coming and the temporary guardianship documentation means there is still a lot to learn and figure out about Bond's past that we need to know before he can move on and be the Bond we watched in the first 20 films. Also and I may be wrong, but I think Hannes Oberhauser was an in between tempy parentyl setup between Bond's parents and Aunt Charmain for those two fateful summers in which he camped with Blofeld as a boy.
    Chriscoop wrote: »
    Good God...let's hope purvis and wade don't get any ideas from you two %-(

    Actually, @IGUANNA is on to something that may make the whole Austin-powers-like brotherly rivalry crap more acceptable: it will explain Blofeld's issues; explain Bond's early training; and may also explain how/why MI6 found him and took him. Granted, none of it sounds very Fleming-like, but EON backed itself into a horrible corner with this Blofeld-Bond childhood relationship, and IGUANNA just provided a way out.

  • RC7RC7
    edited August 2016 Posts: 10,512
    TripAces wrote: »
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it will be revealed that Bond's parents were both members of SPECTRE. This is a twist that's been a long time in the coming and the temporary guardianship documentation means there is still a lot to learn and figure out about Bond's past that we need to know before he can move on and be the Bond we watched in the first 20 films. Also and I may be wrong, but I think Hannes Oberhauser was an in between tempy parentyl setup between Bond's parents and Aunt Charmain for those two fateful summers in which he camped with Blofeld as a boy.
    Chriscoop wrote: »
    Good God...let's hope purvis and wade don't get any ideas from you two %-(

    Actually, @IGUANNA is on to something that may make the whole Austin-powers-like brotherly rivalry crap more acceptable: it will explain Blofeld's issues; explain Bond's early training; and may also explain how/why MI6 found him and took him. Granted, none of it sounds very Fleming-like, but EON backed itself into a horrible corner with this Blofeld-Bond childhood relationship, and IGUANNA just provided a way out.



  • TheWizardOfIceTheWizardOfIce 'One of the Internet's more toxic individuals'
    edited August 2016 Posts: 9,117
    TripAces wrote: »
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it will be revealed that Bond's parents were both members of SPECTRE. This is a twist that's been a long time in the coming and the temporary guardianship documentation means there is still a lot to learn and figure out about Bond's past that we need to know before he can move on and be the Bond we watched in the first 20 films. Also and I may be wrong, but I think Hannes Oberhauser was an in between tempy parentyl setup between Bond's parents and Aunt Charmain for those two fateful summers in which he camped with Blofeld as a boy.
    Chriscoop wrote: »
    Good God...let's hope purvis and wade don't get any ideas from you two %-(

    Actually, @IGUANNA is on to something that may make the whole Austin-powers-like brotherly rivalry crap more acceptable: it will explain Blofeld's issues; explain Bond's early training; and may also explain how/why MI6 found him and took him. Granted, none of it sounds very Fleming-like, but EON backed itself into a horrible corner with this Blofeld-Bond childhood relationship, and IGUANNA just provided a way out.

    The day we start treating @IGUANNA's ideas as serious considerations for Bond scripts is the day I never watch another Bond film.

    I'd sooner have Tamahori back, a return for Jinx and the same comedy FX company who did the DAD CGI. With Newman writing the score.
  • TripAcesTripAces Universal Exports
    edited August 2016 Posts: 4,589
    TheWizardOfIce wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it will be revealed that Bond's parents were both members of SPECTRE. This is a twist that's been a long time in the coming and the temporary guardianship documentation means there is still a lot to learn and figure out about Bond's past that we need to know before he can move on and be the Bond we watched in the first 20 films. Also and I may be wrong, but I think Hannes Oberhauser was an in between tempy parentyl setup between Bond's parents and Aunt Charmain for those two fateful summers in which he camped with Blofeld as a boy.
    Chriscoop wrote: »
    Good God...let's hope purvis and wade don't get any ideas from you two %-(

    Actually, @IGUANNA is on to something that may make the whole Austin-powers-like brotherly rivalry crap more acceptable: it will explain Blofeld's issues; explain Bond's early training; and may also explain how/why MI6 found him and took him. Granted, none of it sounds very Fleming-like, but EON backed itself into a horrible corner with this Blofeld-Bond childhood relationship, and IGUANNA just provided a way out.

    The day we start treating @IGUANNA's ideas as serious considerations for Bond scripts is the day I never watch another Bond film.

    I'd sooner have Tamahori back, a return for Jinx and the same comedy FX company who did the DAD CGI. With Newman writing the score.

    Unfortunately, the last film effed up the entire franchise with its hair-brained Blofeld-Bond connection. So I am not sure what EON can do to repair the damage. What he proposed makes a lot more sense than having an implausible "coincidence" explain that connection.
  • TheWizardOfIceTheWizardOfIce 'One of the Internet's more toxic individuals'
    edited August 2016 Posts: 9,117
    TripAces wrote: »
    TheWizardOfIce wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it will be revealed that Bond's parents were both members of SPECTRE. This is a twist that's been a long time in the coming and the temporary guardianship documentation means there is still a lot to learn and figure out about Bond's past that we need to know before he can move on and be the Bond we watched in the first 20 films. Also and I may be wrong, but I think Hannes Oberhauser was an in between tempy parentyl setup between Bond's parents and Aunt Charmain for those two fateful summers in which he camped with Blofeld as a boy.
    Chriscoop wrote: »
    Good God...let's hope purvis and wade don't get any ideas from you two %-(

    Actually, @IGUANNA is on to something that may make the whole Austin-powers-like brotherly rivalry crap more acceptable: it will explain Blofeld's issues; explain Bond's early training; and may also explain how/why MI6 found him and took him. Granted, none of it sounds very Fleming-like, but EON backed itself into a horrible corner with this Blofeld-Bond childhood relationship, and IGUANNA just provided a way out.

    The day we start treating @IGUANNA's ideas as serious considerations for Bond scripts is the day I never watch another Bond film.

    I'd sooner have Tamahori back, a return for Jinx and the same comedy FX company who did the DAD CGI. With Newman writing the score.

    Unfortunately, the last film effed up the entire franchise with its hair-brained Blofeld-Bond connection. So I am not sure what EON can do to repair the damage. What he proposed makes a lot more sense than having an implausible "coincidence" explain that connection.

    What you're suggesting is akin to the great idea the CIA had in the 80s 'Let's arm the Mujahadeen. They must be better than the hated Soviets. What could go wrong?' And here we are.
  • RC7RC7
    edited August 2016 Posts: 10,512
    TripAces wrote: »
    TheWizardOfIce wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it will be revealed that Bond's parents were both members of SPECTRE. This is a twist that's been a long time in the coming and the temporary guardianship documentation means there is still a lot to learn and figure out about Bond's past that we need to know before he can move on and be the Bond we watched in the first 20 films. Also and I may be wrong, but I think Hannes Oberhauser was an in between tempy parentyl setup between Bond's parents and Aunt Charmain for those two fateful summers in which he camped with Blofeld as a boy.
    Chriscoop wrote: »
    Good God...let's hope purvis and wade don't get any ideas from you two %-(

    Actually, @IGUANNA is on to something that may make the whole Austin-powers-like brotherly rivalry crap more acceptable: it will explain Blofeld's issues; explain Bond's early training; and may also explain how/why MI6 found him and took him. Granted, none of it sounds very Fleming-like, but EON backed itself into a horrible corner with this Blofeld-Bond childhood relationship, and IGUANNA just provided a way out.

    The day we start treating @IGUANNA's ideas as serious considerations for Bond scripts is the day I never watch another Bond film.

    I'd sooner have Tamahori back, a return for Jinx and the same comedy FX company who did the DAD CGI. With Newman writing the score.

    Unfortunately, the last film effed up the entire franchise with its hair-brained Blofeld-Bond connection. So I am not sure what EON can do to repair the damage. What he proposed makes a lot more sense than having an implausible "coincidence" explain that connection.

    So Bond's parents were working for an organisation that was founded by a future teenage acquaintance of their son. Well, I say teenage, presumably he'd have to have set it up at primary school to be in the sort of position that affords an international recruitment drive. Jesus wept.
  • TheWizardOfIceTheWizardOfIce 'One of the Internet's more toxic individuals'
    edited August 2016 Posts: 9,117
    RC7 wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    TheWizardOfIce wrote: »
    TripAces wrote: »
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it will be revealed that Bond's parents were both members of SPECTRE. This is a twist that's been a long time in the coming and the temporary guardianship documentation means there is still a lot to learn and figure out about Bond's past that we need to know before he can move on and be the Bond we watched in the first 20 films. Also and I may be wrong, but I think Hannes Oberhauser was an in between tempy parentyl setup between Bond's parents and Aunt Charmain for those two fateful summers in which he camped with Blofeld as a boy.
    Chriscoop wrote: »
    Good God...let's hope purvis and wade don't get any ideas from you two %-(

    Actually, @IGUANNA is on to something that may make the whole Austin-powers-like brotherly rivalry crap more acceptable: it will explain Blofeld's issues; explain Bond's early training; and may also explain how/why MI6 found him and took him. Granted, none of it sounds very Fleming-like, but EON backed itself into a horrible corner with this Blofeld-Bond childhood relationship, and IGUANNA just provided a way out.

    The day we start treating @IGUANNA's ideas as serious considerations for Bond scripts is the day I never watch another Bond film.

    I'd sooner have Tamahori back, a return for Jinx and the same comedy FX company who did the DAD CGI. With Newman writing the score.

    Unfortunately, the last film effed up the entire franchise with its hair-brained Blofeld-Bond connection. So I am not sure what EON can do to repair the damage. What he proposed makes a lot more sense than having an implausible "coincidence" explain that connection.

    So Bond's parents were working for an organisation that was founded by a future teenage acquaintance of their son. Well, I say teenage, presumably he'd have to have set it up at primary school to be in the sort of position that affords an international recruitment drive. Jesus wept.

    No Hannes founded it and Franz topped him and nicked the family business after his old man has already recruited the Bonds. Makes perfect sense.

    And how about Andrew Bond slung one up a certain Mrs White at a particulary raucous SPECTRE briefing and Mr White is also Bond's half brother? And therefore Madeline's his half neice? This is dynamite stuff. Someone send it to EON.
  • royale65royale65 Caustic misanthrope reporting for duty.
    Posts: 4,423
    Let's hope the powers that be are listening to you @Birdleson
  • MrcogginsMrcoggins Following in the footsteps of Quentin Quigley.
    Posts: 3,144
    It would be better for all if we could take the plot line from SP and drop it in the bottom of the crater left by blowing up Blofelds lair .
  • IGUANNAIGUANNA
    Posts: 1,296
    I think it would be quite a shock to reveal that Andrew Bond founded SPECTRE in the 60s. It would throw Bond's whole world upside down and make him question why he's even alive all over again.

    And What about this.... bare with me.... dead M is revealed to be Madeleine's mother ?

    There are so many possivilities moving forward it makes my brain whirl and scream with excitement. :)
  • RC7RC7
    Posts: 10,512
    Can anyone show the troll back to his cell?
  • w2bondw2bond is indeed a very rare breed
    Posts: 2,252
    Iguana for Bond producer!
  • ChriscoopChriscoop North Yorkshire
    Posts: 281
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it would be quite a shock to reveal that Andrew Bond founded SPECTRE in the 60s. It would throw Bond's whole world upside down and make him question why he's even alive all over again.

    And What about this.... bare with me.... dead M is revealed to be Madeleine's mother ?

    There are so many possivilities moving forward it makes my brain whirl and scream with excitement. :)

    #-o
  • DragonpolDragonpol https://thebondologistblog.blogspot.com
    Posts: 18,348
    Chriscoop wrote: »
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it would be quite a shock to reveal that Andrew Bond founded SPECTRE in the 60s. It would throw Bond's whole world upside down and make him question why he's even alive all over again.

    And What about this.... bare with me.... dead M is revealed to be Madeleine's mother ?

    There are so many possivilities moving forward it makes my brain whirl and scream with excitement. :)

    #-o

    Well those ideas mainly make me scream but with frustration rather than excitement.
  • TripAcesTripAces Universal Exports
    Posts: 4,589
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it would be quite a shock to reveal that Andrew Bond founded SPECTRE in the 60s. It would throw Bond's whole world upside down and make him question why he's even alive all over again.

    And What about this.... bare with me.... dead M is revealed to be Madeleine's mother ?

    There are so many possivilities moving forward it makes my brain whirl and scream with excitement. :)

    You had me with the Bond family-Spectre connection. But, uh...no, not with that M / Madeleine thing. LOL
  • IGUANNAIGUANNA
    edited August 2016 Posts: 1,296
    Come on, please? :) Push it all the way, bonk it on the head and rip its pants off. There is no turing back now and I think EON Productions knows it. Full throttle do it full throttle.
  • Scaramanga12Scaramanga12
    Posts: 562
    I do believe @Iguanna is a quite brilliant troll. Leagues ahead of me right ;)
  • TheWizardOfIceTheWizardOfIce 'One of the Internet's more toxic individuals'
    Posts: 9,117
    Scaramanga12 wrote: »
    I do believe @Iguanna is a quite brilliant troll. Leagues ahead of me right ;)

    Not really given we saw through him months ago.

  • NicNacNicNac Administrator, Moderator
    Posts: 7,585
    The overriding sense of doom thanks to the foster brother plot twist in the world of Bond lead me to ask a few people I know who watch Bond films but don't qualify as massive fans what their opinion was.

    Me: So Nicola (wife), did you enjoy Spectre?
    Nic: I did yes, more than Skyfall. It was more like a proper Bond film.
    Me: What did you make of the foster brother plot twist?
    Nic: What? Oh for God's sake don't ask me to remember anything about the plot. They're all the same to me, apart from Skyfall.

    Me: So Simon (my brother in law) Did you enjoy Spectre?
    Simon: Erm..it was ok.
    Me: What did you make of the foster brother plot twist?
    Simon: Eh? What?.......So, is Idris Elba the next Bond? Says so in my paper.

    Me: So baby girl (my daughter) Did you enjoy Spectre
    My baby girl: It was alright, but I didn't understand it if I'm honest
    Me: So, the foster brother plot twist isn't on your radar?
    My baby girl: Hold on..are we talking about that James Bond film you made me watch? I thought they could've had a prettier girl in the role. That's all I really remember.

    Me: So Meg (son's girlfriend), did you enjoy Spectre.
    Meg: loved it.
    Me: What did you make of the foster brother plot twist?
    Meg: I.....what's a foster brother?
  • Scaramanga12Scaramanga12
    Posts: 562
    @NicNac Yes that is nub of the problem. The vast majority who go and watch a Bond film are not concerned with details nor do they think about Bond the rest of the year. My cousin still thinks the Craig era must be a prequel because of meeting Blofeld for the first time even after I explained it's a reboot. Most are happy to pay for their ticket, have 2 and a 1/2 hours of fun and forget about it the day after. That's why you need people who care about respecting fleming in the important roles, including Bond actor. That's partly why I have a lot of respect for Dalton. P & W clearly do not care about the source material.

    @thewizardofice exactly and he is still here.
  • suavejmfsuavejmf Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England
    Posts: 5,131
    IGUANNA wrote: »
    I think it will be revealed that Bond's parents were both members of SPECTRE. This is a twist that's been a long time in the coming and the temporary guardianship documentation means there is still a lot to learn and figure out about Bond's past that we need to know before he can move on and be the Bond we watched in the first 20 films. Also and I may be wrong, but I think Hannes Oberhauser was an in between tempy parentyl setup between Bond's parents and Aunt Charmain for those two fateful summers in which he camped with Blofeld as a boy.

    Please nnnooooo!!!!
  • DragonpolDragonpol https://thebondologistblog.blogspot.com
    Posts: 18,348
    TheWizardOfIce wrote: »
    Scaramanga12 wrote: »
    I do believe @Iguanna is a quite brilliant troll. Leagues ahead of me right ;)

    Not really given we saw through him months ago.

    I think that it must just take some members longer than others in noticing that. It's either that or they "have eaten on the insane root...[t]hat takes the reason prisoner." as the Bard put it.
  • Scaramanga12Scaramanga12
    Posts: 562
    Dragonpol wrote: »
    TheWizardOfIce wrote: »
    Scaramanga12 wrote: »
    I do believe @Iguanna is a quite brilliant troll. Leagues ahead of me right ;)

    Not really given we saw through him months ago.

    I think that it must just take some members longer than others in noticing that. It's either that or they "have eaten on the insane root...[t]hat takes the reason prisoner." as the Bard put it.

    What is the definition of a perfect troll? @Iguanna's troll status is well known but he is a long term member - he treads the line between provoking people's ire and getting warnings expertly. That is my point. It was a compliment.
  • IGUANNAIGUANNA
    Posts: 1,296
    I think sadly and unforutnaley in 20 years time Spectre will be remembered as the one that made Blofeld Bond's summer brother. For me however, it means a lot more than that and I will remember it forever. In the meantime there is nothing wrong with concocting fun ideas to one-ip what we see so far, some of them quietly brilliant some of them brilliantly quiet, and I defy anyone who takes umbreon with my ideas to present their own creative juices please. At least I am not a Brony....
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