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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolv0rine" data-source="post: 3519313" data-attributes="member: 9045">Well, if anyone's been reading <a href="http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=10490" target="_blank">Behind the Eclipse</a> (The link should lead to the Week 21 interview), they've said more than a few times that there are going to be more character deaths, and that Season 2 is going to have a focus on the International.For me, I thought last week's view of Sylar was pretty good.  People tend to break down and scramble for the hope of escape and salvation not after the first step toward damnation, but rather right before the last, irrevocable act.  He saw that he was only a step away from being hopelessly damned, and that was when he ran for hope.  I thought it was nicely pithy that he bluntly, blatantly came right out and ASKED his mother to tell him it was okay and that he could stop...  and she blindly refused.As far as Peter and Sylar go, I really like the two of them as foils.  Peter can't be everywhere, and he's not immediately proficient with any power he absorbs (as the writers say more than once in the 'Behind the Eclipse' interviews, Peter absorbs the "raw material" of the power...  so the power level of the source, what they've learned to do with it, etc..  is irrelavant.  Peter gets the power in it's raw form, and has to do with it what HE can do with it).  So Peter being around really doesn't give you a situation where "We don't need anyone else except as sources of powers for Peter".  He's only one guy, and not the brightest guy at that.</blockquote>

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