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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vocenoctum" data-source="post: 3547523" data-attributes="member: 2477">You speak in a factual manner while discussing opinions. The D&D line of reasoning is, once again, yours, not the original posters. Armchair quarterbacking has nothing at ALL to do with D&D, and this show is a story written as entertainment. As such, the writers shouldn't fill it with so many moments where people think they would have acted more efficiently.Neglecting the fact these folks have been through a lot in the season, assuming they are regular folks, we can deal in "Fight or Flight" for a panic situation.They did neither, they waited their turn.As I said, if you're going to insert all sorts of unseen scenes, then I would think it logical to allow me the same. Parkman first encountered Bennet during the Sylar investigation. He knew Bennet knew. They had a long drive to NY from Texas, they made small talk. He learned about Sylar then.He sought out Sylar because Parkman knew the threat of the man. He knew his powers and he knew his tactics. He had means motive and oppurtunity to learn that A was the answer.Did he check the scene after the initial failed attempt? That'd rule out B.If he thought C, then he also should have assumed the same likelihood in the repeat encounter and planned for it.For the record, Nikki was so super strong that she could rip a parking meter out and hit someone with it.She was not strong enough to simply lift her dying husband and run to a hospital.</blockquote>

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