Roxy Bisquaint

No, I haven't joined the cult of Jamerontology, but I do love the manipulation and awkward flirtation that make up the John and Cameron relationship. This is a short, two-minute video to AC/DC's You Shook Me All Night Long that speaks to that. I think (hope?) jamerons and non-jamerons alike will enjoy it.

Beta thanks to sabaceanbabe and tackdriver56 for lending their fresh eyes so I could fine tune some trouble spots.

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I haven't had my jameronectomy reversed, if that's what you're thinking. But it's clear that there was some sort of relationship between John and Cameron in the future that she came from and I've been thinking about what it was and why it came about.

"He wasn't talking to anyone anymore, just her."

I've decided John became attached to Cameron in the future because he was depressed about having sent Kyle away on his one-way mission to 1984 1983. That's no doubt a point when he would've been at his lowest — feeling horrible, guilty and sad and unable to tell anyone why. It was a huge loss and he had to grieve alone. So I think John closed himself off from the people around him and retreated inward. But by then, a reprogrammed Cameron was there (I'm thinking she was his bodyguard) and he found himself talking to her — finding companionship with a machine who would never die.

From a timeline standpoint, I think it fits. Based on what Perry told Derek in D&D, reprogrammed machines were already being used by the Resistance by the time Kyle left. So all the reprogramming started in between Derek getting nabbed and Kyle time jumping. Since the show implies that it was Cameron who interrogated Derek in the creepy basement, Allison would've already been dead by then and her bracelet in Cam's possession. Once she got the location of the bunker from Derek, she would've been on her way to infiltrate and kill John.