Do you think Nathan has ulterior motives? Or rather, obviously he does - but what are they? Last season he seemed on board with his father's plan to give everyone powers, now he wants to grab everyone with powers and lock them away? I'm confused. Is it possible he actually wants to build a mutant army/country or something? Or does he think other mutants might be plotting just like his father did, and he wants to stop them from taking away his/the current government's power? Or he really had a change of heart and thinks all mutants can be dangerous? Although if he truly thought that why would he be so insistant no one kills the mutants during capture?
Sylar is a giant bad ass - I'd hate to be (the continually changing) agent assigned to track him down for capture. I'm not sure what the show is doing with Luke. I kind of feel like he's being set up to be Sylar's half brother in the end, but on the other hand there's this definite weird gay crush thing on Luke's part (who would know they are brothers) and the whole montage of Sylar carrying Luke to safety was filmed like the action hero saving his love interest (rather than serial killer saving his maybe little brother who he pretended to tolerate only). Mixed signals! Not that this show has a problem with weird brotherly signals...
I'm glad Claire has some agency in this ep, I was so mad when all the women were taken out of the action while the men plotted revenge. Hmm, interesting your perception the guy looked like Peter. In retrospect I see it, although at the time I thought he looked like Eric Balfour (Milo on 24 last year).
I can't wait until next week, to hear what Bennett's motivations are. Although I'll bet it will still be murky at the end. The one thing that's always been true is that he wants to protect his family, Claire specifically, and will do whatever he has to to anyone else to ensure that. Is that morally ok or simply short sighted?
Does it make me a horrible person to like the idea that Matt and Suresh are back together again? I liked Daphne and think her storyline was cut short for some reason though (they didn't reveal why the future was changed, but she went from Matt's True Love with whom he had a family and into Matt's Motive for Revenge).
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Date: 2009-02-17 01:27 pm (UTC)Sylar is a giant bad ass - I'd hate to be (the continually changing) agent assigned to track him down for capture. I'm not sure what the show is doing with Luke. I kind of feel like he's being set up to be Sylar's half brother in the end, but on the other hand there's this definite weird gay crush thing on Luke's part (who would know they are brothers) and the whole montage of Sylar carrying Luke to safety was filmed like the action hero saving his love interest (rather than serial killer saving his maybe little brother who he pretended to tolerate only). Mixed signals! Not that this show has a problem with weird brotherly signals...
I'm glad Claire has some agency in this ep, I was so mad when all the women were taken out of the action while the men plotted revenge. Hmm, interesting your perception the guy looked like Peter. In retrospect I see it, although at the time I thought he looked like Eric Balfour (Milo on 24 last year).
I can't wait until next week, to hear what Bennett's motivations are. Although I'll bet it will still be murky at the end. The one thing that's always been true is that he wants to protect his family, Claire specifically, and will do whatever he has to to anyone else to ensure that. Is that morally ok or simply short sighted?
Does it make me a horrible person to like the idea that Matt and Suresh are back together again? I liked Daphne and think her storyline was cut short for some reason though (they didn't reveal why the future was changed, but she went from Matt's True Love with whom he had a family and into Matt's Motive for Revenge).