Episode:Dual - Revision history

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	[[Volume Four]] begins three weeks later. Nathan meets with someone in a limousine in [[Washington, DC]], saying that their only option is to get the U.S. government involved. While the other man is going through files of Tracy, [[Micah]], Mohinder, Matt, and Hiro, Nathan says that there are many others with powers. Stating that the evidence the man needs is there, Nathan reveals his plan: to put all powered individuals in a facility where they won't be a danger to anyone. The man agrees to get him whatever he needs, and Nathan leaves the limousine, saying "Thank you, [[The President\|Mr. President]]."		[[Volume Four]] begins three weeks later. Nathan meets with someone in a limousine in [[Washington, DC]], saying that their only option is to get the U.S. government involved. While the other man is going through files of Tracy, [[Micah]], Mohinder, Matt, and Hiro, Nathan says that there are many others with powers. Stating that the evidence the man needs is there, Nathan reveals his plan: to put all powered individuals in a facility where they won't be a danger to anyone. The man agrees to get him whatever he needs, and Nathan leaves the limousine, saying, "Thank you, [[The President\|Mr. President]]."

	==Memorable Quotes==		==Memorable Quotes==

imported>Iheartheroes: /* See Also */ next

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imported>Zelrio: True, but the sentence is a fragment unless an independent clause is given after the dependent clause starting with "for" is used

2011-10-02T23:55:14Z

True, but the sentence is a fragment unless an independent clause is given after the dependent clause starting with "for" is used

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	{{blurb}}On the sixth day, God created Man in his own image. Now it’s up to us to figure it all out. Right... wrong... good... evil. In each of us is the capacity to decide what drives our actions. So what is it, then, that makes some choose selflessness, the need to devote themselves to something greater, while others know only self-interest, isolating themselves in a world of their own making? Some seek love, even if unrequited, while others are driven by fear and betrayal. There are those who see their choices as dark proof of God’s absence while others follow a path of noble destiny. But in the end, good, evil, right or wrong... what we choose is never what we really need. ~~For~~ that is the ultimate cosmic joke: the real gift that God has left behind.{{blurbclose}}		{{blurb}}On the sixth day, God created Man in his own image. Now it’s up to us to figure it all out. Right... wrong... good... evil. In each of us is the capacity to decide what drives our actions. So what is it, then, that makes some choose selflessness, the need to devote themselves to something greater, while others know only self-interest, isolating themselves in a world of their own making? Some seek love, even if unrequited, while others are driven by fear and betrayal. There are those who see their choices as dark proof of God’s absence while others follow a path of noble destiny. But in the end, good, evil, right or wrong... what we choose is never what we really need, for that is the ultimate cosmic joke: the real gift that God has left behind.{{blurbclose}}

	==Summary==		==Summary==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: a sentence can start with "For"

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a sentence can start with "For"

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	{{blurb}}On the sixth day, God created Man in his own image. Now it’s up to us to figure it all out. Right... wrong... good... evil. In each of us is the capacity to decide what drives our actions. So what is it, then, that makes some choose selflessness, the need to devote themselves to something greater, while others know only self-interest, isolating themselves in a world of their own making? Some seek love, even if unrequited, while others are driven by fear and betrayal. There are those who see their choices as dark proof of God’s absence while others follow a path of noble destiny. But in the end, good, evil, right or wrong... what we choose is never what we really need, ~~for~~ that is the ultimate cosmic joke: the real gift that God has left behind.{{blurbclose}}		{{blurb}}On the sixth day, God created Man in his own image. Now it’s up to us to figure it all out. Right... wrong... good... evil. In each of us is the capacity to decide what drives our actions. So what is it, then, that makes some choose selflessness, the need to devote themselves to something greater, while others know only self-interest, isolating themselves in a world of their own making? Some seek love, even if unrequited, while others are driven by fear and betrayal. There are those who see their choices as dark proof of God’s absence while others follow a path of noble destiny. But in the end, good, evil, right or wrong... what we choose is never what we really need. For that is the ultimate cosmic joke: the real gift that God has left behind.{{blurbclose}}

	==Summary==		==Summary==

imported>Zelrio: /* Synopsis */ No idea what "did that to him" means, but he did not say Claire

2011-09-30T15:59:19Z

Synopsis: No idea what "did that to him" means, but he did not say Claire

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	At [[Pinehearst]], [[Peter]] looks up from his [[Arthur\|dead father]] as [[Nathan]] enters. Nathan says, "You finally did it", but Peter explains that [[Sylar]] was responsible. Peter says it had to end that way and the [[formula]] needs to be destroyed, but Nathan says it’s too late and the Marines have already received the formula. Nathan says the plan to give people abilities now belongs to them and warns Peter not to get in the way. Nathan wonders how long it’ll be before Peter shoots him, and he plans to finish what Arthur started. Nathan reaches for the gun and warns Peter he’s going to have to choose a side. Peter apologizes and starts to hand him the gun, but then knocks him unconscious.		At [[Pinehearst]], [[Peter]] looks up from his [[Arthur\|dead father]] as [[Nathan]] enters. Nathan says, "You finally did it", but Peter explains that [[Sylar]] was responsible. Peter says it had to end that way and the [[formula]] needs to be destroyed, but Nathan says it’s too late and the Marines have already received the formula. Nathan says the plan to give people abilities now belongs to them and warns Peter not to get in the way. Nathan wonders how long it’ll be before Peter shoots him, and he plans to finish what Arthur started. Nathan reaches for the gun and warns Peter he’s going to have to choose a side. Peter apologizes and starts to hand him the gun, but then knocks him unconscious.

	At [[Primatech]], [[Noah]], [[Angela]], [[Claire]] and [[Meredith]] arm themselves and go out into the hallway, only to find dead security guards. Sylar is in the surveillance room and puts the building into emergency shutdown. He tells them over the loudspeakers that he killed Arthur. He says they see him as a monster, but notes ~~Claire~~ did that to him. He says that, one by one, he’s going to prove to them that they’re all monsters, just like him.		At [[Primatech]], [[Noah]], [[Angela]], [[Claire]] and [[Meredith]] arm themselves and go out into the hallway, only to find dead security guards. Sylar is in the surveillance room and puts the building into emergency shutdown. He tells them over the loudspeakers that he killed Arthur. He says they see him as a monster, but notes they did that to him. He says that, one by one, he’s going to prove to them that they’re all monsters, just like him.

	Noah figures out where Sylar must be broadcasting from and starts leading the others there. Sylar taunts them over the loudspeaker while Claire explains how to stop someone who can [[regeneration\|regenerate]]. Sylar talks to Claire, saying they can’t be damaged except by a broken heart. The group splits up and Claire and Angela enter the study. Claire figures Sylar is looking at them on the security cameras and calls him a "sick bastard". Noah and Meredith barge into the surveillance room to find a security guard with his throat cut. Sylar informs them they’re not hunting him: he's hunting them.		Noah figures out where Sylar must be broadcasting from and starts leading the others there. Sylar taunts them over the loudspeaker while Claire explains how to stop someone who can [[regeneration\|regenerate]]. Sylar talks to Claire, saying they can’t be damaged except by a broken heart. The group splits up and Claire and Angela enter the study. Claire figures Sylar is looking at them on the security cameras and calls him a "sick bastard". Noah and Meredith barge into the surveillance room to find a security guard with his throat cut. Sylar informs them they’re not hunting him: he's hunting them.

imported>Zelrio: Grammar

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Grammar

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	{{blurb}}On the sixth day, God created Man in his own image. Now it’s up to us to figure it all out. Right... wrong... good... evil. In each of us is the capacity to decide what drives our actions. So what is it, then, that makes some choose selflessness, the need to devote themselves to something greater, while others know only self-interest, isolating themselves in a world of their own making? Some seek love, even if unrequited, while others are driven by fear and betrayal. There are those who see their choices as dark proof of God’s absence while others follow a path of noble destiny. But in the end, good, evil, right or wrong... what we choose is never what we really need. ~~For~~ that is the ultimate cosmic joke. ~~The~~ real gift that God has left behind.{{blurbclose}}		{{blurb}}On the sixth day, God created Man in his own image. Now it’s up to us to figure it all out. Right... wrong... good... evil. In each of us is the capacity to decide what drives our actions. So what is it, then, that makes some choose selflessness, the need to devote themselves to something greater, while others know only self-interest, isolating themselves in a world of their own making? Some seek love, even if unrequited, while others are driven by fear and betrayal. There are those who see their choices as dark proof of God’s absence while others follow a path of noble destiny. But in the end, good, evil, right or wrong... what we choose is never what we really need, for that is the ultimate cosmic joke: the real gift that God has left behind.{{blurbclose}}

	==Summary==		==Summary==

imported>Iheartheroes: /* Story Development */ actually started here

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Story Development: actually started here

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	==Story Development==		==Story Development==
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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

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	Hiro and Daphne return to Mohinder’s New York laboratory and Hiro tears up the formula. Matt and Daphne embrace, and Hiro and Ando bow to each other. Matt looks up and sees a vision of [[Usutu]] looking on.		Hiro and Daphne return to Mohinder’s New York laboratory and Hiro tears up the formula. Matt and Daphne embrace, and Hiro and Ando bow to each other. Matt looks up and sees a vision of [[Usutu]] looking on.

	Claire, Noah, and Angela watch Primatech burn. Claire looks into the flames, ending [[~~Season Three#Volume Three: Villains\|"~~Volume Three"]].		Claire, Noah, and Angela watch Primatech burn. Claire looks into the flames, ending [[Volume Three]].

	{{blurb}}There is good and there is evil... right and wrong... heroes and villains. And if we’re blessed with wisdom, then there are glimpses between the cracks of each where light streams through. We wait in silence for these times when sense can be made... when meaningless existence comes into focus, and our purpose presents itself. And if we have the strength to be honest, then what we find there staring back at us is our own reflection, bearing witness to the duality of life. That each of us is capable of both the dark and the light... of good and evil... of either, of all. And destiny, while marching ever in our direction, can be rerouted by the choices we make. By the love we hold onto and the promises we keep.{{blurbclose}}		{{blurb}}There is good and there is evil... right and wrong... heroes and villains. And if we’re blessed with wisdom, then there are glimpses between the cracks of each where light streams through. We wait in silence for these times when sense can be made... when meaningless existence comes into focus, and our purpose presents itself. And if we have the strength to be honest, then what we find there staring back at us is our own reflection, bearing witness to the duality of life. That each of us is capable of both the dark and the light... of good and evil... of either, of all. And destiny, while marching ever in our direction, can be rerouted by the choices we make. By the love we hold onto and the promises we keep.{{blurbclose}}
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	[[~~Season Three#Volume Four: Fugitives\|"~~Volume Four"]] begins three weeks later. Nathan meets with someone in a limousine in [[Washington, DC]], saying that their only option is to get the U.S. government involved. While the other man is going through files of Tracy, [[Micah]], Mohinder, Matt, and Hiro, Nathan says that there are many others with powers. Stating that the evidence the man needs is there, Nathan reveals his plan: to put all powered individuals in a facility where they won't be a danger to anyone. The man agrees to get him whatever he needs, and Nathan leaves the limousine, saying "Thank you, [[The President\|Mr. President]]."		[[Volume Four]] begins three weeks later. Nathan meets with someone in a limousine in [[Washington, DC]], saying that their only option is to get the U.S. government involved. While the other man is going through files of Tracy, [[Micah]], Mohinder, Matt, and Hiro, Nathan says that there are many others with powers. Stating that the evidence the man needs is there, Nathan reveals his plan: to put all powered individuals in a facility where they won't be a danger to anyone. The man agrees to get him whatever he needs, and Nathan leaves the limousine, saying "Thank you, [[The President\|Mr. President]]."

	==Memorable Quotes==		==Memorable Quotes==

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	"''You saw me as a hero?''"		"''You saw me as a hero?''"

	"''No. As a killer; a monster~~. I could manipulate because that's what I do~~. You were flawed, weak, malleable. Someone I could manipulate because that's what I do. Because you're right. I'm a monster, too.''"		"''No. As a killer; a monster. You were flawed, weak, malleable. Someone I could manipulate because that's what I do. Because you're right. I'm a monster, too.''"

	"''Is there any good in this world? Tell me something; anything. Just make me believe that you're not the same as me!''"		"''Is there any good in this world? Tell me something; anything. Just make me believe that you're not the same as me!''"

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	* [http://www.hulu.com/watch/49032/heroes-dual Watch the episode on Hulu.]		* [http://www.hulu.com/watch/49032/heroes-dual Watch the episode on Hulu.]
	* For storyboards of [[Hiro]] climbing the [[Deveaux Building]] (including a storyboard for a scrapped idea), see '''[[Storyboards#Hiro Climbs Deveaux Building\|here]]'''.		* For storyboards of [[Hiro]] climbing the [[Deveaux Building]] (including a storyboard for a scrapped idea), see '''[[Storyboards#Hiro Climbs Deveaux Building\|here]]'''.
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