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This is some deep D1 lore so forgive me if I'm a bit rusty here. Maya was part of the group of scientists who studied the Vex. From these studies came the need for Exos. Maya herself suggested using time travel. https://bramantya.org/destiny/lore/thenatureoftheexo.html This link provides clues as to what I'm referencing. I couldn't find the original one I read back in the day but this sums up the info nicely.
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Except with Elsie Bray on the table I would say that it is. This is due to one simple fact. The simulations of the Researchers appear in the Aspect Lore book. Which already gives those characters an in within the narrative/lore. Unless you can link Maya to not only the Exo Program but some kind of temporal event that would give rise to the actual time travelling nature of the Exo Stranger I would say the finger points at Elsie Bray. But it won’t matter if Bungie don’t use her again.
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[quote]According to the lore surrounding Warmind its been strongly suggested that Elsie, Ana's sister, is the Exo Stranger. I just think Maya was intended to be that person and they decided to change it.[/quote] [Well, considering Elsie was messing with time travel and then abruptly disappeared, couldn’t both be correct?]
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[quote]It could. But Elsie messing with time wasn't introduced until D2. Her original ship didn't mention time travel at all.[/quote] [yes, but records show she was experimenting alone and in secret, so why would anyone assume her disappearance was due to time travel? Maybe a random golden age conspiracy theorist who was absolutely crazy, which would have immediately invalidated anything they said to most people.]
