Dreaming (Molly; Ensemble)
Title: Dreaming
Disclaimer: Characters and situations owned by NBC, with additional apologies to the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen and J. M. Barrie.
Thanks to: Kathyh for beta-reading.
Timeline: Set between the end of The Kindness of Strangers (2.04) and the middle of Out of Time (2.07).
Characters: Molly Walker, Angela Petrelli, Peter Petrelli, Noah Bennet, Sylar, Niki Sanders, Maury Parkman, Elle Bishop, Claire Bennet, Matt Parkman, Mohinder Suresh, West Rosen.
Summary: Monsters are real, and so are heroes. Molly finds her way through the nightmares of both.
Rating: PG 13. This isn’t the Disney version.
Author’s note: I blame Neil Gaiman, though this isn’t a Sandman crossover; after all, Heroes was kind enough to provide its own canonical nightmare space. Still, it would be coy not to acknowledge the inspiration. I also blame the season, which makes me write Heroes as a (Grimm) fairy tale while sitting in a train. Consider it my Christmas gift!
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Disclaimer: Characters and situations owned by NBC, with additional apologies to the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen and J. M. Barrie.
Thanks to: Kathyh for beta-reading.
Timeline: Set between the end of The Kindness of Strangers (2.04) and the middle of Out of Time (2.07).
Characters: Molly Walker, Angela Petrelli, Peter Petrelli, Noah Bennet, Sylar, Niki Sanders, Maury Parkman, Elle Bishop, Claire Bennet, Matt Parkman, Mohinder Suresh, West Rosen.
Summary: Monsters are real, and so are heroes. Molly finds her way through the nightmares of both.
Rating: PG 13. This isn’t the Disney version.
Author’s note: I blame Neil Gaiman, though this isn’t a Sandman crossover; after all, Heroes was kind enough to provide its own canonical nightmare space. Still, it would be coy not to acknowledge the inspiration. I also blame the season, which makes me write Heroes as a (Grimm) fairy tale while sitting in a train. Consider it my Christmas gift!
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