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Talmet

To your question about timelines. I can attempt to answer, and this is coming from a person with 2 doctorates in mathematics (and I've worked a lot in theoretical physics). So, real world answer (Fringe is fiction, so they don't need to follow the rules of the real world). So, short answer to your question: Yes, to all, or maybe no to all. Longer answer: There are many theories about how time works. They give different answers to questions like: Is time travel as it is depicted in sci-fi possible? Can the past be altered? Is the future fixed? etc... We don't know which, if any, theory is correct, and as all of your options are predicted by different theories, any of them could be true. Extra info in you're interested: Most theories about time can be almost immediately proved false, as they make predictions which contradict the world. For example, there's a theory which is commonly put forward by physics students. In short, there's some sort of "flow" of time, which forces objects to move towards the future. At first glance it seems ok, but it would produce a sort of "drag" on moving objects, which would quickly cause planets to spiral into the sun...so, that theory is false. Of all theories about time that are out there, there's like half a dozen or so which don't predict obviously false results (and most of them are incomplete theories, so they can't really be "tested" yet). As we don't have a working time machine, we can't do experiments to determine which of them are false. So, it's really just those few theories that I'm talking about. Between them, the most common answers are time travel is possible, but requires an absurd amount of energy (and there are limitations/restrictions). The effect of traveling to the past (in most of the theories) is the creation of a parallel universe, and your own universe goes on without you forever, as it is impossible to ever return to your original universe. This is the most common, because it sort of aligns with the many-worlds theory of Quantum Physics (this is the theory that Fringe uses to explain parallel universes).

David

It would be a spoiler to answer your question directly. I can say that you will get a clear answer to what happened as a consequence of erasing Peter.