Heroes

[katie_m]

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[hsapiens]

Er, Nathan: Claire's going to 'come home to her family?' You and your wife are about to have SUCH A FUN CONVERSATION, let me tell you.
I thought that Nathan's wife died in that car crash he flew himself out of? I haven't seen absolutely every episode, though, so maybe I misunderstood who she was? Because maybe then I wouldn't have thought it was fairly scummy to not even try to grab her on his way out of the car. :(

I'm sorry about Isaac, too. That was one nasty way to go and rather overtly Christ-like. He was just so resigned and I guess he was still feeling awful about murdering the former girlfriend but...*sniffle* I'm glad he managed to do one final thing in sending out that comic and I bet it saves our heroes' behinds when the chips are down. Poor, tragic Isaac.

Let that be a lesson in safety, kiddies. Never publish your address in your comic book.

[nestra]

The car crash was a flashback. It was the first time Nathan's powers manifested themselves, so he didn't actually *plan* to leave her in the car. She's paralyzed now and in a wheelchair.

[hsapiens]

Thank you! Obviously, some of the bits I missed were fairly crucial ones. I'm not nearly so peeved with Nathan now as when I thought he abandoned his wife to die.

[katie_m]

Let that be a lesson in safety, kiddies. Never publish your address in your comic book.

Hee! And aw. Poor Isaac.

[nestra]

I suppose he couldn't go through a door if he couldn't trust himself to beat Sylar's telekinesis, but surely he could've gone around a corner or something?

I was a little miffed about that too, but then someone reminded me Sylar also has super-hearing. So it would have been kind of hard to either sneak up on him or sneak away from him.

[katie_m]

Oh! Yeah, you're right, that makes sense. Though in that case he should have been able to hear Peter's heartbeat, but whatever, handwave handwave.