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<blockquote data-quote="Relique du Madde" data-source="post: 4517194" data-attributes="member: 42169">I agree that it is good to show that the writers have the guts to kill off a villian, but I they could have built up to it and made it worth more.&nbsp;&nbsp; To me it felt like he was just written out hastefully like everyone that Sylar killed and it's making it seem like the only reason why a character would be killed is because they only existed to give Pa/Sylar/(Evil) Peter powers or because they were not popular.&nbsp;&nbsp; I'd want death in this series to mean something beyond &quot;dying so that _____ could have more power&quot; or &quot;dying so that _____ could look become eviler.&quot;Sadly, the only characters who died and had their death mean a thing were:Issac (even though he was Sylar bait)D.L. Hiro's FatherNikkiMohinder's FatherNone of the other deaths seemed to matter beyond one or two episodes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Relique du Madde, post: 4517194, member: 42169"] I agree that it is good to show that the writers have the guts to kill off a villian, but I they could have built up to it and made it worth more. To me it felt like he was just written out hastefully like everyone that Sylar killed and it's making it seem like the only reason why a character would be killed is because they only existed to give Pa/Sylar/(Evil) Peter powers or because they were not popular. I'd want death in this series to mean something beyond "dying so that _____ could have more power" or "dying so that _____ could look become eviler." Sadly, the only characters who died and had their death mean a thing were: Issac (even though he was Sylar bait) D.L. Hiro's Father Nikki Mohinder's Father None of the other deaths seemed to matter beyond one or two episodes. [/QUOTE]

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