Heroes Season 1(#10)---11/27/06-'Six Months Ago'

[Richards]

The only reason I mentioned the "heroicness" of DL is because the preview had specifically mentioned that a "hero" will die. I don't think he's being killed off because he isn't "heroic" enough, I'm just pointing out that he could easily fit the bill despite his status as an escaped convict.

Johnathan

 

[WayneLigon]

No one has suggested that Miccah dies. How about Miccah? Maybe he catches a virus from his computer.

Nah, the writers have said they have plans for him.
I think the set-up might be just hype, but you don't know. I think DL would be too 'easy' of a first casualty. It'll probably be a supporting cast member like Angela Petrelli or Simone, but maybe not. I will say that this is one of the very few shows of it's type where I like all the characters.

 

[Umbran]

Well, in general, it's hard to heal a wound when there's a foreign object lodged into it.

She failed to heal wounds other than the one with the object. She was, as far as the coroner was concerned, dead enough to make it onto the autopsy table. So it does seem that the foreign object shut her healing down almost entirely.

 

[Truth Seeker]

I said that in the other thread (the one that happened with her head stake) and was told not to go all scientific with the explanation.

--pout lip-- :\

She failed to heal wounds other than the one with the object. She was, as far as the coroner was concerned, dead enough to make it onto the autopsy table. So it does seem that the foreign object shut her healing down almost entirely.

 

[Fast Learner]

I will say that this is one of the very few shows of it's type where I like all the characters.

Same here, and it surprises me. In threads like these and talking with friends in person I regularly hear "kill this character" or "I hate that character." Man, not me. I dig them all. It's a real departure, because I sure didn't like everyone in the first season of Lost, for example.

 

[Taelorn76]

I think it will be Eden or HG. When Sylar makes his break from captivity.

 

[Felon]

She failed to heal wounds other than the one with the object. She was, as far as the coroner was concerned, dead enough to make it onto the autopsy table. So it does seem that the foreign object shut her healing down almost entirely.

Well, yes, having the seat of your nervouse system turned off does tend to bring all other bodily functions to a screeching halt. Stick goes in the brain, wound can't close, body shuts down. No major revelation there.

 

[Felon]

My money is on Isaak dying soon. The character's been around since the first episode, yet hasn't really developed. A character struggling with a drug addiction has a lot of dramatic potential, but he's been relegated to a supporting cast slot. Now that the show's gaining momentum and the viewer is getting up to speed, the value of ominous foreshadowing is getting played out.

 

[WayneLigon]

My money is on Isaak dying soon. The character's been around since the first episode, yet hasn't really developed.

True, I'd almost forgotten him at times. I like him well enough, but I could easily see him on the short list to be killed.

 

[The Grumpy Celt]

I was struck by how much Sylar looked like Clark Kent, as played by Brandon Roth.