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Adam Worth

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Adam studied at Oxford at the same time that the Five were studying and came together. Like the Five, Adam was a genius ahead of his time, but his experiments were more dangerous and twisted, as noted by Nigel Griffin. One such experiment involved forced cell regeneration that resulted in a test mouse growing a second head and dying painfully.

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Adam Worth

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Adam studied at Oxford at the same time that the Five were studying and came together. Like the Five, Adam was a genius ahead of his time, but his experiments were more dangerous and twisted, as noted by Nigel Griffin. One such experiment involved forced cell regeneration that resulted in a test mouse growing a second head and dying painfully. Adam attempted to join the Five during the early source blood experiments, having spied on them for several weeks. While he was unaware of the true nature of their experiments, he said that they could use a person like him on their team but was refused. While the Five did acknowledge that he had the potential, they felt the group was large enough and they (Helen in particular) were concerned by his abhorrent behavior and experiments. Helen later discovered that his experiments were verging on biochemical warfare when she caught him writing an equation for a deadly poison. Brushing it off as a simple equation, he pleaded with Helen to join the Five. She refused again, stating that they were on different scientific paths.

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