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notacentaur:

Saw Into Darkness again last night.

New headcanon:

Benedict Cumberbatch’s character ISN’T Khan. We have no reason to believe he is who he says he is. In fact, considering how power-hungry and crazy he clearly is, why should we trust him at all?

On top of that, on the planetoid when Bones and Carol open the second cryotube, during the brief moments we see the face of another individual, that face looked a LOT like the original Khan. Of course, yes, we see him for maybe three seconds, but I honestly did notice that he looked very similar.

So, I now believe slash am choosing to believe that Benedict Cumberbatch’s character was perhaps the first officer or another person on the original crew. When he was awoken by Marcus, Marcus presumed he was the captain (perhaps the pods were labeled wrong or Marcus just made a mistake and opened the wrong one) and who was Cumberbatch to say no to that sudden promotion?

Of course he knew it would fall apart the moment the rest of the crew was awoken, but since I do believe the only honesty we saw from him was in regards for his affection for the rest of his crew, I think he would have owned up at that time to not being the real captain. And/or he never would have woken up the actual Khan and would’ve told his crewmates that the cryogenic sequence failed or something.

Thoughts?

can you not fucking make up headcanons just to disregard people being upset by this whitewashing?? that is such bullshit. he played khan, and he shouldn’t have. that’s all.

I don’t think you really understood my post. I’m agreeing that this whitewashing is insane and unforgivable. My theory is saying that the only way his casting makes any sense is that he actually wasn’t Khan at all.

I’m clearly not defending this casting choice.

…Unless you just really want something to be angry about? Otherwise, I’d think anyone pissed about the casting (like me) would appreciate a way to logically avoid the issue altogether.

I don’t think it really works, though, to form a theory that doesn’t use at least one stated and incontestable fact within the world of the film, and I don’t think the visual appearance of a guy in another cryotube is strong enough to do so.