On a similar note; imagine if Sylar had taken Linderman's power.
Would he ever use it...?
Would he ever use it...?
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On a similar note; imagine if Sylar had taken Linderman's power.
Would he ever use it...?
Sure. It could be very effective as a bribe/blackmail.
On a similar note; imagine if Sylar had taken Linderman's power.
Would he ever use it...?
"After I cut open their heads and steal their powers, I heal them and they can go on their merry way. No harm, no foul!"
But that messes with Sylar's little plan of being the only "special" person in the world except for Claire and any other immortal regenerators running about.
The end of Into Asylum hints at this being the end plan. Danko and Sylar were planning to eliminate all the evolved humans until Sylar was the last one standing. Hence, Noah's comment about who Danko thought would be the last one standing when Sylar got bored.
Sylar with Linderman's power kind of defeats his want of being "special". And actually, with his logic, the only people he'd be likely to help would be non-specials (like him not wanting to blow up NYC). Though, Linderman's power would solve his problem of killing loved ones (which is part of the reason he's focused on making Claire love him, since she's an unbreakable toy the way his biological mother wasn't with his father--ditto with Virginia Gray, which was mixed with feelings of her making him feel insignificant, but also loving her). If he had Linderman's power at the time of The Hard Part, it'd be interesting if he'd use it on her or not, as he was conflicted.
The end of Into Asylum hints at this being the end plan. Danko and Sylar were planning to eliminate all the evolved humans until Sylar was the last one standing. Hence, Noah's comment about who Danko thought would be the last one standing when Sylar got bored.
Sylar with Linderman's power kind of defeats his want of being "special". And actually, with his logic, the only people he'd be likely to help would be non-specials (like him not wanting to blow up NYC). Though, Linderman's power would solve his problem of killing loved ones (which is part of the reason he's focused on making Claire love him, since she's an unbreakable toy the way his biological mother wasn't with his father--ditto with Virginia Gray, which was mixed with feelings of her making him feel insignificant, but also loving her). If he had Linderman's power at the time of The Hard Part, it'd be interesting if he'd use it on her or not, as he was conflicted.
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