[Movie] Heroes

Originally Posted by parKbench

I wonder what would happen if Slyar took Niki's power. Would he get super strong like Jessica, or would he gain a split personality. Does Niki actually HAVE a power, or would Slyar have to kill her when she is "Jessica" to get the power? OR is Niki like Peter used to be and has access to her super strength at all times, but only seems to use it when she is Jessica.

Niki actually has the super strength. Two or three episodes ago it showed her being subdued by guards, and she was about to get hit with a night stick, caught it, broke it in half, and that was that. The reason behind it was Niki looked astonished that she actually did that herself.

Jessica, on the other hand, has a power that seems almost unexplainable...either she can take over one's mind or who knows...possess them or something.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Seriously, I know it's just to advance Sylar's ominous prescense in the show or whatever, but why do they have to keep giving each person Sylar kills in five minutes, so much personality to the point that I wish they were a regular on the show?

I wanted Dale to lay the smack down on Sylar so bad She was one of the cooler 'filler' characters to date.

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Originally Posted by Sousuke

I have to agree with that--he should have all those powers, even if he doesn't know it yet. I only say this because he was able to regenerate when he fell off the stadium in Homecoming. He didn't know Claire could heal, but he still somehow used her power.

While that's true, remember that not all powers are typically controllable. Claire's is genetic in the fact that as soon as her body recieves damage, or any alterations, the body automatically, without thinking consciously, goes to work for her.

Peter's power seems to have a conscious all it's own, however, because now it seems he is able to think about people, and doing what he wants to do. He can fly now because he wills it...not just because he thinks of his brother. He stopped the pole because, typically, when using telekinesis you think about what you want that object to do...I'm sure Peter wanted that stick to litterally stop...so it did.

I'm sure in one of these episodes, Peter will be like "Yo...this pop is warm, I want it to be cold" and boom, it's froze or something...that would be funny.

See at the same time though it's interesting...if Peter absorbed all of Sylar's powers, wouldn't that mean that he also retains every bit of information a la Charlie? She didn't even have to read a book, she could hear something or see something and file it away in her head.

I was speaking idiomatically.

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Okay...Soda Pop is either Soda, or Pop Jesus Christ people

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Alright, this episode was awesome, the best one yet imo just with overall drama and character development. That's all I'm gonna say before I go on a huge paragraph about all of this, but also the last five minutes summed up everything about Mr. Bennett that I thought from the beginning, and in a way, it was a good way to kinda

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end his run. The confusing part is, he is in next weeks episode, even though his brain was completely wiped of Claire...think the company kept him?

The previews for next week are interesting enough, and well....I'm having a "Zomg that is fucking creepy" when it showed

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Simone up and going "GONNA SHOOT ME AGAINZ?!" I got chills...so I want to know what the fuck is up with her. I'm scared ;____;

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Well let's take what we know about the two people er...not really facing off but you know, meeting at the end of the episode.

Sylar: he's driven by one thing, and that is to aquire as many powers as he can from other people. He is doing this because he believes that he, and only he, is meant to achive a higher evolution based on the initial power he was given. This makes him a very dangerous person...he is focused, he is smart, and he doesn't fuck around with getting what he wants. For the most part he's calm and collected unless trapped, then he starts to break down, lose control it seems befor regaining it all back.

Peter: He doens't want to hurt anyone, but as of late, it seems that everyone is wanting to make sure he doesn't blow up New York...that's understandable, but yet he believes he has the power to do this on his own, that he can control and change the future. He cares about people, and that is what leads me to believe that his desire to help others will, eventually over power Sylar's desire for control. However, remember that Peter has an angry side too...a dark side that seems to give him focus, much like Sylar.

My prediction, well...I'll put it in spoilers:

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Peter's body is going to start healing fast...he knows he can heal and yet Sylar maybe does not know that he can heal. Therein lies where teh scar comes from. Sylar is gonna try numerous times to kill Peter, but his body will heal too fast.

Soon enough, Peter will get pissed off and that dark side of him is going to come out, and come out quick. It's not going to be a battle of fists, it's gonna be who can out telekinisis the other. Sylar has the upper hand here because of how much practice he has had with that ability...BUT...Peter also has several other abilities that he can use at his disposal, namely invisability which will play a big factor in the fight.

My guess is that it ends in a draw...yet Sylar takes Mohinder hostage to escape the apartment building.

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Originally Posted by Skexis

And personally I think a wild card like Ted (Who is interesting because after the death of his wife it's obvious HE is the one spiraling into evil) is a WHOLE lot more compelling as an antagonist for the show and a way to drive the action forward than predictable self-pity machine Pete.

Please, to say that Ted is evil would be like saying Frank Castle is evil. It'd be like saying Hiro is evil for even using his power for -some- self gain, like that whole spider-man issue when he was in vegas using his powers to gamble.

Ted has a purpose...he wants his power gone and he is willing to go to any lengths to get answers. He's out for revenge, though, his anger is clouding a lot of his thoughts and judgements. I haven't seen him kill someone voluntarily as of yet...same with Peter.

Remember, Anger doesn't automatically = evil...Fuck Star Wars for even putting that in there.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Skexis

Have you forgotten that Ted wanted to take hostages in the first place? That he pulled the trigger in his head?
He has nothing left to live for, and he's ready to endanger innocents in order to get what he wants, whether that is what he ultimately needs or not.

I'd say if anyone other than Sylar is in danger of being evil, it has to be Ted.

So what you're saying is that sure, Ted was going to go postal...but that was because he wanted whatever what was done to him to be cured...so he didn't kill anyone accidently like he did his wife.

Ted saw Bennet as evil, and well, Ted was going to go to extreme lengths to get what he needed, an answer, to know that he wasn't going to be killing everyone around him....and if he needed to kill a few innocent people in the process, so be it.

So what would be more evil? Ted doing nothing and letting people die all around him, or forcing answers and hopefully gaining a cure in any way possible?

Is Issac evil for wanting to kill Peter? Is he evil for accidently killing Simone? I don't think so...he just wants no one to get hurt, and will do what it takes to stop it. Sure, it borders on obssessive, but hey, everyone has their kick :P

There's nowhere I can't reach.

You know, Sylar is starting to become one of my favorite characters on the show, as odd as that sounds. The actor plays him so well...so sadistic and psychotic and the actor is great at portraying it.

It's weird, he kinda seems the same creepy way in interviews too...well all the more power to him.

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My mom wants to do bad things to Mohinder -_-

At that point in time I wanted to /life

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Hey, there is one thing that I completely forgot about during the last few episodes of heroes that is an important part to the whole New York exploding thing.

Issac Mendez made 14 copies of "9th Wonders" before Hiro found him dead in his apartment back in episode two. It episode 19 is coming up, and we all know, I remember seeing it, Micah had one copy of that comic book way back in the earlier episodes.

The bomb exploding, Issac dying...they are all coming close to happening here in the next coming episodes...so my question is, if Issac knows he's going to die, why did he pen that comic instead of trying to prevent his own death? And furthermore, when are they going to show him drawing it?

I was speaking idiomatically.

I doubt mohinder has a power, unless that power is pushing things into people using his hands.

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Wasn't Sylar the only person holding him up there? I didn't see any spikes or nails or whatnot through his body, and he fell as soon as Sylar was distracted.

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Originally Posted by Free.User

Haha yeah, I was thinking the same thing. This show has no shortage of intelligent writing.

I'm not one to doubt anything this show has thrown at us, but I have a feeling they are going to cop out on explaining the time paradox on this one.

I feel as though it'll be something along the lines of the meeting of the two Hiro's being the whole "rift" thing future Hiro tells Peter on the train, cause if past Hiro never visited the future one, then the future Hiro would have no reason to go back in time and tell Peter all that stuff...so forth and so on.

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Now that I think about it, if Peter is indeed the one to go off, exploding wise, I don't think he'd do it to help out his brother, or Linderman for that matter.

I think it goes along the lines of another Sylar confrontation. Peter probably sees that the only way to stop the man is to take him, and unfortunately half the city of New York, to a crispy critter status.

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