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Message: <blockquote data-quote="papastebu" data-source="post: 3529502" data-attributes="member: 40894">Conjecture, obviously, but my take on the whole thing is that whatever power might be there is there, and that the person's personality and/or life events cause a given power or set of powers to cement into them.My "proofs" are, Micah is a child of the new millennium, has machines all around him, and is constantly being praised for how smart he is. Peter's chosen profession is Hospice Nurse, he has a way of taking in what others are feeling and giving back what they need, his genes expressed as a power sponge. Nathan would never have expressed if he hadn't needed to fly, that night on the road, when he needed to save himself. Hiro is a sci-fi, Star Trek, Star Wars junkie, very intelligent, but a dreamer, and grew up hearing about "the space-time continuum". Nikki needed to be strong, so she was, while Jessica needed to get out of her body---rape victims sometimes become MPD sufferers due to compartmentalizing of this sort---into someplace safe. Claire kept getting into scrapes---this is complete conjecture, except for the hand through the glass case scene---and hurting herself, and her body reacted. I can't explain Parkman, except to say that he is the suspicious sort, and maybe his wanting to be a detective but he couldn't read had something to do with it. Sylar wanted to be special, and found the means to do so, even though up to then he'd only been a watchmaker, because he wanted to please both his parents. I have no explanation about Ted, as to why he became Radioactive Man. D.L. either needed to get into someplace, or out of it, and did so. That's all I got.</blockquote>

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