Title: Guilty Conscience
Characters: Matt Parkman
Rating: PG
Warnings: None
Word count: 550
Setting: Between An Invisible Thread (end of season 3) and Orientation (start of season 4)
Summary: Matt doesn’t know his own mind.
Notes: Written for
terror_scifi fear fest, prompt: “Autophobia, General”.
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This is totally my head canon now.
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You ought to join our rewatch! I got this idea after someone in the rewatch said, "I don't think even Matt really understands what he did to you, Sylar dear." She also said, "Sylar's being pretty damned creepy as well. I'd say the scenes with him in Matt's head are Sylar at both the scariest and snarkiest (and therefore funniest) he's been since series one."
And I got to thinking, 'What if Matt didn't understand what he did?' and 'What if that isn't Sylar?' and then it spun off into this idea.
I think I'll use this as my head-canon, too, because the splitting of Sylar's soul and so on doesn't really work.
So glad you liked it!
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You know what it really needs? Some kind of confrontation between Matt and Sylar where it gets brought up, so that Sylar can be all. "Uh...that didn't happen."
Though, seriously, there's no idea scarier than that of a telepath of Matt's potential power going completely batshit insane.
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And yes, Matt's power is huge. It's bad enough that he's a bit dumb and easily led, but if he were out of touch with reality to boot? Yikes!
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(Note to self, stop stealing from game_byrd. Because I'm totally going to be stealing creepy!religious!Maya too...)
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