Peter looking into the future

[Ginx]

So did anyone else find it strange and interesting that Peter tried to travel to the future to save Catlin - but that he was just watching the future happen and didn't leave Adam's side the whole time - but Peter did bring back a flyer - I mean that was cool.

Maybe Peter's starting to morph abilities together without realizing it. So he could be mixing seeing the future with Hiro's time travel power - so he wasn't really physically there.

At first I thought he was invisible and was just waiting to grab Catlin.

We already know that two Peter's can be in the same time at the same time - since Hiro interacted with himself in a previous episode. So I don't think it had anything to do with Peter already being in the future.

Any thoughts?

[one of the 12]

I think it was the projection or dream type power he got from Charles Deverux. sp?

[pycer]

Couldn't be the projection stuff, he had a flyer in his hand from the future when he came back. i think he was actually there, and was either invisi without knowing it or just unnoticed for the few seconds he stood there before he came back.

[Ginx]

I think some of his powers are morphing together - which is kinda cool. Maybe he's finally gonna learn more control - he seems to be loving that electricity power ;)

[flying_girl]

he went to the future and than came back at the same time that he left but he was still calling her name when he came back so thats all that adam heard. thats my opinion but it would be cool if he could morph abilities so they become other abilities all together.

[RedPhoenix23]

Originally posted by Ginx
So did anyone else find it strange and interesting that Peter tried to travel to the future to save Catlin - but that he was just watching the future happen and didn't leave Adam's side the whole time - but Peter did bring back a flyer - I mean that was cool.

Maybe Peter's starting to morph abilities together without realizing it. So he could be mixing seeing the future with Hiro's time travel power - so he wasn't really physically there.

At first I thought he was invisible and was just waiting to grab Catlin.

We already know that two Peter's can be in the same time at the same time - since Hiro interacted with himself in a previous episode. So I don't think it had anything to do with Peter already being in the future.

Any thoughts?

It was probably something similar to the vision he had back in season one where he saw himself explode.

[Iritscen]

Have we actually seen either Hiro or Peter time-travel to the same time twice and co-exist? So far, all I've seen is adult Hiro co-exist with chibi Hiro, who wasn't time-traveling, but living his normal life as part of the timeline.

It's a stretch, but I thought maybe Peter can't travel somewhere twice. That would also serve to limit his (and Hiro's) godlike power to seemingly change history any number of times. If you travel somewhere and mess it up, it's done and there's no undoing it.

[krpto]

Originally posted by Iritscen
Have we actually seen either Hiro or Peter time-travel to the same time twice and co-exist? So far, all I've seen is adult Hiro co-exist with chibi Hiro, who wasn't time-traveling, but living his normal life as part of the timeline.

It's a stretch, but I thought maybe Peter can't travel somewhere twice. That would also serve to limit his (and Hiro's) godlike power to seemingly change history any number of times. If you travel somewhere and mess it up, it's done and there's no undoing it.

that is my theory until they decide to explain it some other way.

[Another-One]

Or perhaps it was a normal nightmare every single human on the planet has?

[angeloo]

pretty sure it was devauxs power, but maybe mixed with hiros? when peter used devauxs power in season one his body was still their but he was dreaming, same thing that happened in this episode, but he pulled out the paper which maybe it was mixed with hiros power

[STFanatic]

Maybe he crossed paths with Freddy Kruger :eek:

[FoxHoundito]

Originally posted by Another-One
Or perhaps it was a normal nightmare every single human on the planet has?

Do you wake up every morning holding an object that was part of that dream?:\

[HowardFilms]

Originally posted by Iritscen
Have we actually seen either Hiro or Peter time-travel to the same time twice and co-exist? So far, all I've seen is adult Hiro co-exist with chibi Hiro, who wasn't time-traveling, but living his normal life as part of the timeline.

It's a stretch, but I thought maybe Peter can't travel somewhere twice. That would also serve to limit his (and Hiro's) godlike power to seemingly change history any number of times. If you travel somewhere and mess it up, it's done and there's no undoing it.


Great theory. This is what I'm gonna go with.

[Matro]

Originally posted by FoxHoundito
Do you wake up every morning holding an object that was part of that dream?:\

heh, sometimes :D

[STFanatic]

Originally posted by FoxHoundito
Do you wake up every morning holding an object that was part of that dream?:\

Wait... wait.. ummm.. depends on what part of the dream it was.
:eek:

[Ginx]

Originally posted by STFanatic
Wait... wait.. ummm.. depends on what part of the dream it was.
:eek:

:lol: wow.... :eek:


Originally posted by Iritscen
Have we actually seen either Hiro or Peter time-travel to the same time twice and co-exist? So far, all I've seen is adult Hiro co-exist with chibi Hiro, who wasn't time-traveling, but living his normal life as part of the timeline.

It's a stretch, but I thought maybe Peter can't travel somewhere twice. That would also serve to limit his (and Hiro's) godlike power to seemingly change history any number of times. If you travel somewhere and mess it up, it's done and there's no undoing it.

That's a good theory :) - And it sorta makes sense too.

[pycer]

We've seen Hiro coexisting with his adult self, last season. But not as in he traveled there two different times, one was part of that time frame.

[Matro]

Doesn't make since to me that Peter's powers would be any different than the original person. The heroes become more effective with their powers the more they use them. Since Peter has so many powers he will likely never be as effective with any one power as the original person. Like someone else said "Jack of all trades but master of none". Every other hero is master of one power.

[Ginx]

I thought that as well - that Peter will never be as effective or as powerful as the original owner of the powers. Of course - he could prove us all wrong.

I think it's close to the theory that Iritscen posted - about not being able to travel to the same place at the same time as himself - so can't be two places at once with his other time traveling self. Be interesting if they touch on that at some point.