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Author: Tarot aka bigbadwolfeboro (me)
Disclaimer: I don’t own Heroes and I don’t make any money off this. I’m just getting my ideas out. Basically, I took the idea that given his invisibility that Claude can see things that are invisible to others and ran with it…
Rating: PG 13 language and concepts
Characters: Claude, Nathan Petrelli
Pairings: None
Spoilers: All of Heroes through season three’s finale “An Invisible Thread”
Summary: Nathan finds Claude, set post “An Invisible Thread”
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Tarot starts off this week with the most asked question in the BTE Mailbox this week:
“I have a question regarding the ‘Clothing Rule’ cited in BEHIND THE ECLIPSE Week 21, which is that when a shape shifter, whether it be the late Jim Martin or Sylar, is changing his form, his clothing remains unchanged. Which is why Martin had so many ‘costumes’ and Sylar had to dress up as Sandra before impersonating her. I couldn't help but notice the clothing changing in ‘I am Sylar.’ While I can accept that maybe Micah had a spare set of clothing identical to what he was wearing to loan to Sylar so that Sylar could fake Micah's death, and we don't actually see Sylar changing back into himself on screen after that incident, I can't help but notice when Sylar changed back into himself after being Virginia Gray, Virginia's dress became Sylar's clothing. While I might have been able to rule this out as a hallucination reminiscent of ‘Psycho,’ Micah saw this change occur. Later on, when Sylar is in Nathan's office, disguised as Nathan and wearing one of Nathan's suits, the real Nathan confronts him, and Sylar changes back in front of him and his clothing changes from the suit to Sylar's outfit that he's had on pretty much this whole episode whenever Sylar is in his original form. What happened to the ‘Clothing Rule?’”
The clothing rule was thrown aside by the people involved with episode 24 in preproduction. We wish it were not, but that’s sometimes how it works out.
"Tarot has an interesting historical question and wants to know when it went all wrong:
“It seems the Company started with the goal of hiding and protecting specials from those who would harm, exploit, or kill them. I have to wonder how they went from 'never again' to doing the same kinds of things those they were so opposed to did. Will we be shown how the Company got corrupted? How did someone like Bob went from the shy quiet guy to someone who would push his own daughter, Elle, to and past her breaking point.”
This seems to parallel numerous modern world examples of a company starting with one operating principle and letting that go once dollars comes in to play.
That’s exactly right. Sometimes people can start with the best of intentions, but once money and power get involved – everything changes. The Company went from the most humble teenagers suffering a great tragedy to some of the most powerful people on the planet. We certainly have plans to show when and how that corruption began to seep in – one answer will definitely come in season 4. "
I also asked a few more questions but that was all they used this time around.
I know it's important but I haven't figured out what it means. There is nothing important up here in Derry and I also don't know why Claude didn't just make us vanish or at least make himself invisible. I didn't see the soldiers in black and I have never seen the woman from the truck anywhere before. I'm also at a loss to explain the woman's orders. What I do know is that things weren't just visual. I can recall how the car smelled, that it was cold, and how Claude's hand felt holding mine, as well as the exertion pain I mentioned.
My user reaction to this is the list titled "Claude Reigns!!!" by user Tarot. Claude is number 1 of course.
Then I was on a beach alone. It was night and the stars looked wrong. I walked a little bit and saw something strange. There was this replica of Earth and the moon made of sand. The top 33-45% of the Earth was a mess, pitted and scarred. Then I woke up.
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