Death in the Family?

[Drolfin]

Spoiler Alert

So we all know that one of the main heroes is going to kick the bucket, and i know it was said somewhere that the person who dies would be "absorbed" into another character. Also, we know that Jessica is going to try to kill Nathan; so what would happen if the two pairs of siblings all got together?

My theory: Jessica goes after Nathan, Peter tries to help him, but can't handle absorbing Niki/Jessica's power, assuming the dual identity is part of the power and that Jessica really is Niki's dead sister posessing her. The tattoo seems to back up the double ID being power based. So Jessica kills Nathan, but since Peter is using Jessica's power, he is able to absorb his brother's soul into his body. I think that this would make for a very interesting rest of the series, with Nathan and Peter entering into a similar relationship as Niki and Jess. It would also explain why Nathan's role in Peter's vision...

Thoughts?

[chrisxs5]

Wow, sounds to complicated. Interesting theories! I will have to wrap my head around that one for a day or two.

[phantom222]

possible. i can see them going in that direction and your very smart 4 thinking of it, but i cant c the show creators going in that direction. just because it would b kinda boring 2 have 2 (or 4) characters with the same situation.cool theory though, that should happen if just 4 a little while

[pat080580]

The actor who plays Nathan is too good. He's not going anywhere.

[Superboy2]

Except for D.L., who is barely on the show now, I don't want anyone to go. Well, Nikki and or Mica can go. I wonder if Peter absorbs the Haitian.

[Randy G.]

Niki finally "absorbs" Jessica. She finally finds the right balance that she's been looking for.
She's still a badass, but now has her strength under control. ;)

[borisino]

why don't we want to see the obvious....Sylar is going to kill someone and steal their power...hence "absorbing" them. I just haven't figured out who, unless its Issac after all and that is gonna make things hard for the simple fact that Sylar would just paint a picture and know what to expect next. Unless the fact that Issac paints the ultimate end to an instance....meaning he paints what happens after you see what he painted and tried to change it...then you get what he drew up.

[Drolfin]

except that isn't what happens; if he painted "the end to an instance" as you say, then Peter would have been in the picture of Claire running away from Sylar's shadow.