Risky Hypotesis: Sylar Saves Them All...

03-07-2007, 11:21 PM

I was considering...
1) That Peter has this dreams of exploding and destroying NYC.
2) That Sylar is not killed when they have a chance.
3) Hiro from the future strangely focuses in "save the cheerleader, save the world" and not "kill the hunter, save the world"
He is japanese and he must have some kind of a Zen teaching in that phrase "save the cheerleader..."... it is so profound...

We all know Sylar is the "Vi'ah" by now...
-eh?
-Viya
-d'you mean Villain?
-yes, yes, Vi'ah
-Vil-lain
-vi'ah!

Ok, whatever, but maybe somehow Sylar is the key of saving Peter from nuking even if he doesn't leave "the dark side"... some kind of Frodo and Gollum, If gollum wasn't there, the fellowship would have failed...
Gandalf didn't know exactly the role of Gollum but let him live even when he had the chance of killing him, those who read the book will know what I am talking about.
Everything had its timing and place...
I know there is nothing yet indicating something like that... but if it wouldn't surprise me if it happens.

PS: after thinking for a while, this is very unlikely to happen since I "got" the real meaning of what probably Hiro meant when he said about saving the cheerleader, save the world.

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03-07-2007, 11:21 PM	#1
toronja Posts: n/a	I was considering... 1) That Peter has this dreams of exploding and destroying NYC. 2) That Sylar is not killed when they have a chance. 3) Hiro from the future strangely focuses in "save the cheerleader, save the world" and not "kill the hunter, save the world" He is japanese and he must have some kind of a Zen teaching in that phrase "save the cheerleader..."... it is so profound... We all know Sylar is the "Vi'ah" by now... -eh? -Viya -d'you mean Villain? -yes, yes, Vi'ah -Vil-lain -vi'ah! Ok, whatever, but maybe somehow Sylar is the key of saving Peter from nuking even if he doesn't leave "the dark side"... some kind of Frodo and Gollum, If gollum wasn't there, the fellowship would have failed... Gandalf didn't know exactly the role of Gollum but let him live even when he had the chance of killing him, those who read the book will know what I am talking about. Everything had its timing and place... I know there is nothing yet indicating something like that... but if it wouldn't surprise me if it happens. PS: after thinking for a while, this is very unlikely to happen since I "got" the real meaning of what probably Hiro meant when he said about saving the cheerleader, save the world.