Especially in circumstances like the DL/Hiro run-in where they don't even know they are working together XD
Uh huh, that's what I was referring to. I loved that. I was bouncing and squeeing and all in that situation (damn I was more excited over that than the Peter/Claire thing at Homecoming LOL :$ )
Mohinder's cynicsm would be in a way worse maybe? Or so I thought, because here is a genetic expert who just that morning BELEIVED and yet now that Peter is there is not very impressed.
Um, here's where it gets confusing. See I've always believed that Mohinder was cynical of his father's work, and he must have believed there was something there worth him getting killed over. So he's gone to check it out, and become more wrapped up in the mystery at the same time finding love for the thing his father was so passionate about (and this is what is conflicting within him because of his own beliefs that his father's work was pure fantasy). The ONLY thing that breaks from that is the flashback where Mohinder had read the book and was all excited about it (which made me go "Hmmm then why is he yelling at daddy later about running to NY for these theories?"
Peter isn't at all bitter about the fact that he doesn't seem to have his own special power and says easily "without others I'm not really anything".
Peter is used to not being important. He took great pride in the fact he did the nursing thing on his own without his father's money or support. He's a giver, not a taker, so in a different light you could look at it as if he's saying "If there's noone to help, then I have no purpose". It's what he lives for. He doesn't want to be special (well not desperately like Sylar), he just wants to help.
I mentioned that I wouldn't be averse to Isaac/Eden but you mentioned a sibling dynamic and now I'm thinking that wouldn't be all that bad either [LOL I am fickle].
LOL I meant Isaac/Simone (I was trying to work out what the deal was between them to start with). I think I saw Eden/Isaac more as teacher/student - or at least that's what I had hoped to see.
Where are the graphics novels again? Think I lost the link :(
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Date: 2006-12-18 10:44 am (UTC)Uh huh, that's what I was referring to. I loved that. I was bouncing and squeeing and all in that situation (damn I was more excited over that than the Peter/Claire thing at Homecoming LOL :$ )
Mohinder's cynicsm would be in a way worse maybe? Or so I thought, because here is a genetic expert who just that morning BELEIVED and yet now that Peter is there is not very impressed.
Um, here's where it gets confusing. See I've always believed that Mohinder was cynical of his father's work, and he must have believed there was something there worth him getting killed over. So he's gone to check it out, and become more wrapped up in the mystery at the same time finding love for the thing his father was so passionate about (and this is what is conflicting within him because of his own beliefs that his father's work was pure fantasy). The ONLY thing that breaks from that is the flashback where Mohinder had read the book and was all excited about it (which made me go "Hmmm then why is he yelling at daddy later about running to NY for these theories?"
Peter isn't at all bitter about the fact that he doesn't seem to have his own special power and says easily "without others I'm not really anything".
Peter is used to not being important. He took great pride in the fact he did the nursing thing on his own without his father's money or support. He's a giver, not a taker, so in a different light you could look at it as if he's saying "If there's noone to help, then I have no purpose". It's what he lives for. He doesn't want to be special (well not desperately like Sylar), he just wants to help.
I mentioned that I wouldn't be averse to Isaac/Eden but you mentioned a sibling dynamic and now I'm thinking that wouldn't be all that bad either [LOL I am fickle].
LOL I meant Isaac/Simone (I was trying to work out what the deal was between them to start with). I think I saw Eden/Isaac more as teacher/student - or at least that's what I had hoped to see.
Where are the graphics novels again? Think I lost the link :(