Episode:Seven Minutes to Midnight - Revision history

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The episode's title refers to the time on [[Sylar's Watch\|Sylar's watch]] when [[Sylar]] kills [[Chandra Suresh]]. The time "seven minutes to midnight" is itself a reference to the original time on the [http://www.thebulletin.org/doomsday_clock/history.htm Doomsday Clock] of the [http://www.thebulletin.org/ Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists].		* The episode's title refers to the time on [[Sylar's Watch\|Sylar's watch]] when [[Sylar]] kills [[Chandra Suresh]]. The time "seven minutes to midnight" is itself a reference to the original time on the [http://www.thebulletin.org/doomsday_clock/history.htm Doomsday Clock] of the [http://www.thebulletin.org/ Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists].
	* Seven minutes to midnight would be 11:53. Years later, a ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'' episode would be named ''[[11:53 to Odessa]]''.		* Seven minutes to midnight would be [[11:53]]. Years later, a ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'' episode would be named ''[[11:53 to Odessa]]''.
	* The graphic novel ''[[Isaac's First Time]]'' extends a storyline from ''Seven Minutes to Midnight'', as the comic continues the conversations held between [[Eden]] and [[Isaac]].		* The graphic novel ''[[Isaac's First Time]]'' extends a storyline from ''Seven Minutes to Midnight'', as the comic continues the conversations held between [[Eden]] and [[Isaac]].
	* The scene from this episode when [[Ted]] escapes the FBI caravan is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1]]''.		* The scene from this episode when [[Ted]] escapes the FBI caravan is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1]]''.

imported>WarGrowlmon18: /* Notes */

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	* The graphic novel ''[[Isaac's First Time]]'' extends a storyline from ''Seven Minutes to Midnight'', as the comic continues the conversations held between [[Eden]] and [[Isaac]].		* The graphic novel ''[[Isaac's First Time]]'' extends a storyline from ''Seven Minutes to Midnight'', as the comic continues the conversations held between [[Eden]] and [[Isaac]].
	* The scene from this episode when [[Ted]] escapes the FBI caravan is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1]]''.		* The scene from this episode when [[Ted]] escapes the FBI caravan is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1]]''.
	* The scene from this episode when [[Sylar]] watches [[Charlie]] talk to [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]''. It is seen again in [[Season 4]], this time with Sylar's face clearly visible~~. However, due to Hiro's intervention, Charlie is saved, and Hiro narrowly escapes death several times while confronting Sylar~~.		* The scene from this episode when [[Sylar]] watches [[Charlie]] talk to [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]''. It is seen again in [[Season 4]], this time with Sylar's face clearly visible.
			* The season 4 episode ''[[Once Upon a Time in Texas]]'' takes place during this episode featuring a Hiro from the future who returns to the day of the episode to once more attempt to save Charlie. Though Hiro alters the timeline established by this episode, he manages to do so in such a way that it does not affect the events following this episode.
			* According to [[Samuel Sullivan]] in ''Once Upon a Time in Texas'', the events in the [[Burnt Toast Diner]] during the episode are a "minefield" of destiny because so many people's paths crossed there. It makes altering the events of the episode, even just slightly, very dangerous due to the implications upon the future.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: 11:53

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* The episode's title refers to the time on [[Sylar's Watch\|Sylar's watch]] when [[Sylar]] kills [[Chandra Suresh]]. The time "seven minutes to midnight" is itself a reference to the original time on the [http://www.thebulletin.org/doomsday_clock/history.htm Doomsday Clock] of the [http://www.thebulletin.org/ Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists].		* The episode's title refers to the time on [[Sylar's Watch\|Sylar's watch]] when [[Sylar]] kills [[Chandra Suresh]]. The time "seven minutes to midnight" is itself a reference to the original time on the [http://www.thebulletin.org/doomsday_clock/history.htm Doomsday Clock] of the [http://www.thebulletin.org/ Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists].
			* Seven minutes to midnight would be 11:53. Years later, a ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'' episode would be named ''[[11:53 to Odessa]]''.
	* The graphic novel ''[[Isaac's First Time]]'' extends a storyline from ''Seven Minutes to Midnight'', as the comic continues the conversations held between [[Eden]] and [[Isaac]].		* The graphic novel ''[[Isaac's First Time]]'' extends a storyline from ''Seven Minutes to Midnight'', as the comic continues the conversations held between [[Eden]] and [[Isaac]].
	* The scene from this episode when [[Ted]] escapes the FBI caravan is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1]]''.		* The scene from this episode when [[Ted]] escapes the FBI caravan is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1]]''.

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	[[Isaac]] is lying in bed with [[Eden]] cleaning him up. Eden assures him that he'll have shaken his heroin addiction in no time, but Isaac expresses doubt that he'll still be able to [[Precognition\|paint the future]]. Eden tells him that she'll help him learn to paint without the drugs. She tells him that they're not going to allow the [[explosion]] he painted to happen. When Isaac comments on how sure she seems, Eden tells him that she went through the same thing herself.		[[Isaac]] is lying in bed with [[Eden]] cleaning him up. Eden assures him that he'll have shaken his heroin addiction in no time, but Isaac expresses doubt that he'll still be able to [[Precognition\|paint the future]]. Eden tells him that she'll help him learn to paint without the drugs. She tells him that they're not going to allow the [[explosion]] he painted to happen. When Isaac comments on how sure she seems, Eden tells him that she went through the same thing herself.

	At the [[Burnt Toast Diner]] in [[Midland, TX]], [[Charlie]] brings [[Sheriff Davidson]] and a deputy, [[Lloyd]], their breakfast. The Sheriff is trying to trying to figure out a cross-word puzzle clue concerning Ghandi's burial ground. Charlie replies "[[Kanyakumari, India\|Kanyakumari]]". Surprised, the Sheriff asks her how she knew that. Lloyd quizzes her again with another esoteric question which she promptly answers and tells them if they really want to test her they should ask if she remembers their credit card numbers. At another table at the diner, [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] discuss the menu. Hiro tells Ando they'll need their strength because they'll soon meet [[Peter Petrelli]] and [[the message\|save the cheerleader]]. Charlie comes to take their order and notices some Japanese writing on Hiro's jacket which she translates. Charlie explains that she received a Japanese phrase book for her birthday and started reading it last week. She speaks some Japanese phrases and Hiro applauds gleefully. She manages to tell them in Japanese that she plans to visit [[Tokyo]] when she takes her trip. Ando finds it remarkable that she learned to speak so well from a book in just one week. Charlie explains that recently she's begun remembering everything that she's exposed to. Charlie asks what they would like to eat and Hiro has her select something off the menu. [[Sylar]] is sitting at another table in the diner. At the other end of the table is a mug. Sylar opens his hand and the mug travels across the table and into his waiting hand. On his wrist is a [[Sylar's Watch\|broken analog wristwatch]].		At the [[Burnt Toast Diner]] in [[Midland, TX]], [[Charlie]] brings [[Sheriff Davidson]] and a deputy, [[Lloyd]], their breakfast. The Sheriff is trying to trying to figure out a cross-word puzzle clue concerning Ghandi's burial ground. Charlie replies "[[Kanyakumari, India\|Kanyakumari]]". Surprised, the Sheriff asks her how she knew that. Lloyd quizzes her again with another esoteric question which she promptly answers and tells them if they really want to test her they should ask if she remembers their credit card numbers. At another table at the diner, [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] discuss the menu. Hiro tells Ando they'll need their strength because they'll soon meet [[Peter Petrelli]] and [[the message\|save the cheerleader]]. Charlie comes to take their order and notices some Japanese writing on Hiro's jacket which she translates. Charlie explains that she received a [[Japanese Language Studies\|Japanese phrase book]] for her birthday and started reading it last week. She speaks some Japanese phrases and Hiro applauds gleefully. She manages to tell them in Japanese that she plans to visit [[Tokyo]] when she takes her trip. Ando finds it remarkable that she learned to speak so well from a book in just one week. Charlie explains that recently she's begun remembering everything that she's exposed to. Charlie asks what they would like to eat and Hiro has her select something off the menu. [[Sylar]] is sitting at another table in the diner. At the other end of the table is a mug. Sylar opens his hand and the mug travels across the table and into his waiting hand. On his wrist is a [[Sylar's Watch\|broken analog wristwatch]].

	As the funeral concludes, [[Nirand]] comes up to Mohinder to confirm that he's not going back to [[NYC\|New York]]. Mohinder tells him that there are no answers for him there. In the distance a woman named [[Mira]] glances at Mohinder. Nirand points out that Mira came to pay her respects to [[Chandra]] and that perhaps there's more waiting here for him than he previously thought. Nirand tells him that classes start soon and that he didn't cancel Mohinder's classes, so he can move into his father's old office at [[Chennai University]]. In Chandra's office Mohinder tries to open one of the desk drawers, but it is locked. He bumps the computer and it starts showing [[the algorithm]]. He goes to quit the program, but doesn't. Mira arrives at the door and Mohinder expresses surprise that she was at the ceremony. She admits that she said some terrible things to him about his father and his theories, but regrets it now that he's dead. Mira tells Mohinder that she's been promoted at her company and offers him a job as long as he promises not to continue any of his father's work. Mohinder tells her he will think about it.		As the funeral concludes, [[Nirand]] comes up to Mohinder to confirm that he's not going back to [[NYC\|New York]]. Mohinder tells him that there are no answers for him there. In the distance a woman named [[Mira]] glances at Mohinder. Nirand points out that Mira came to pay her respects to [[Chandra]] and that perhaps there's more waiting here for him than he previously thought. Nirand tells him that classes start soon and that he didn't cancel Mohinder's classes, so he can move into his father's old office at [[Chennai University]]. In Chandra's office Mohinder tries to open one of the desk drawers, but it is locked. He bumps the computer and it starts showing [[the algorithm]]. He goes to quit the program, but doesn't. Mira arrives at the door and Mohinder expresses surprise that she was at the ceremony. She admits that she said some terrible things to him about his father and his theories, but regrets it now that he's dead. Mira tells Mohinder that she's been promoted at her company and offers him a job as long as he promises not to continue any of his father's work. Mohinder tells her he will think about it.

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2011-07-15T04:44:34Z

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	* [[Kanyakumari]] is not actually Gandhi's "burial place". Gandhi was cremated and his ashes were immersed in major rivers around the world. However, there is a monument in Kanyakumari, the Gandhi Mandapam, on the site where his ashes were kept on public display.		* [[Kanyakumari]] is not actually Gandhi's "burial place". Gandhi was cremated and his ashes were immersed in major rivers around the world. However, there is a monument in Kanyakumari, the Gandhi Mandapam, on the site where his ashes were kept on public display.
	* During the scene in which Chandra Suresh's ashes are scattered in the water, all participants including Mohinder are wearing a type of [[wikipedia:Vaishnava\|Vaishnava]] [[wikipedia:Tilak\|Tilak]] which would indicate affiliation with the [[wikipedia:Sri Sampradaya\|Sri Sampradaya]].		* During the scene in which Chandra Suresh's ashes are scattered in the water, all participants including Mohinder are wearing a type of [[wikipedia:Vaishnava\|Vaishnava]] [[wikipedia:Tilak\|Tilak]] which would indicate affiliation with the [[wikipedia:Sri Sampradaya\|Sri Sampradaya]].
	* The [[wikipedia:Doomsday Clock\|Doomsday Clock]] is a symbolic indicator on the [[wikipedia:Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists\|Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists]] magazine representing how close humanity is to destruction by nuclear war. The number of minutes to midnight is periodically updated based on the state of the world and prospects for nuclear war. The clock began in 1947 at [[wikipedia:Doomsday Clock#Time Changes\|"seven minutes to midnight"]] as was again at this setting during the period from 2002 to 2007 (when the series began and this episode aired) until Jan 15 when it was advanced by two minutes.		* The [[wikipedia:Doomsday Clock\|Doomsday Clock]] is a symbolic indicator on the [[wikipedia:Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists\|Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists]] magazine representing how close humanity is to destruction by nuclear war. The number of minutes to midnight is periodically updated based on the state of the world and prospects for nuclear war. The clock began in 1947 at [[wikipedia:Doomsday Clock#Time Changes\|"seven minutes to midnight"]] and was again at this setting during the period from 2002 to 2007 (when the series began and this episode aired) until Jan 15 when it was advanced by two minutes.
	**Sylar's watch is broken at 11.53, seven minutes to midnight.		**Sylar's watch is broken at 11.53, seven minutes to midnight.

imported>OzzMan: /* Trivia */

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	* [[Kanyakumari]] is not actually Gandhi's "burial place". Gandhi was cremated and his ashes were immersed in major rivers around the world. However, there is a monument in Kanyakumari, the Gandhi Mandapam, on the site where his ashes were kept on public display.		* [[Kanyakumari]] is not actually Gandhi's "burial place". Gandhi was cremated and his ashes were immersed in major rivers around the world. However, there is a monument in Kanyakumari, the Gandhi Mandapam, on the site where his ashes were kept on public display.
	* During the scene in which Chandra Suresh's ashes are scattered in the water, all participants including Mohinder are wearing a type of [[wikipedia:Vaishnava\|Vaishnava]] [[wikipedia:Tilak\|Tilak]] which would indicate affiliation with the [[wikipedia:Sri Sampradaya\|Sri Sampradaya]].		* During the scene in which Chandra Suresh's ashes are scattered in the water, all participants including Mohinder are wearing a type of [[wikipedia:Vaishnava\|Vaishnava]] [[wikipedia:Tilak\|Tilak]] which would indicate affiliation with the [[wikipedia:Sri Sampradaya\|Sri Sampradaya]].
	* The [[wikipedia:Doomsday Clock\|Doomsday Clock]] is a symbolic indicator on the [[wikipedia:Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists\|Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists]] magazine representing how close humanity is to destruction by nuclear war. The number of minutes to midnight is periodically updated based on the state of the world and prospects for nuclear war. The clock began in 1947 at [[wikipedia:Doomsday Clock#Time Changes"seven minutes to midnight"]] as was again at this setting during the period from 2002 to 2007 (when the series began and this episode aired) until Jan 15 when it was advanced by two minutes.		* The [[wikipedia:Doomsday Clock\|Doomsday Clock]] is a symbolic indicator on the [[wikipedia:Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists\|Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists]] magazine representing how close humanity is to destruction by nuclear war. The number of minutes to midnight is periodically updated based on the state of the world and prospects for nuclear war. The clock began in 1947 at [[wikipedia:Doomsday Clock#Time Changes\|"seven minutes to midnight"]] as was again at this setting during the period from 2002 to 2007 (when the series began and this episode aired) until Jan 15 when it was advanced by two minutes.
	**Sylar's watch is broken at 11.53, seven minutes to midnight.		**Sylar's watch is broken at 11.53, seven minutes to midnight.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: also-again seems repetitive, caps, in character he is Sylar, are we calling it "decapitation"? let's just say "death"

2011-01-11T03:11:15Z

also-again seems repetitive, caps, in character he is Sylar, are we calling it "decapitation"? let's just say "death"

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	* The graphic novel ''[[Isaac's First Time]]'' extends a storyline from ''Seven Minutes to Midnight'', as the comic continues the conversations held between [[Eden]] and [[Isaac]].		* The graphic novel ''[[Isaac's First Time]]'' extends a storyline from ''Seven Minutes to Midnight'', as the comic continues the conversations held between [[Eden]] and [[Isaac]].
	* The scene from this episode when [[Ted]] escapes the FBI caravan is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1]]''.		* The scene from this episode when [[Ted]] escapes the FBI caravan is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1]]''.
	* The scene from this episode when [[Sylar]] watches [[Charlie]] talk to [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]''. It is ~~also~~ seen again in [[~~season~~ 4]], this time with ~~[[Zachary Quinto]]~~'s face clearly visible. However, due to Hiro's intervention, Charlie is saved, and Hiro narrowly escapes ~~decapitation~~ several times while confronting Sylar.		* The scene from this episode when [[Sylar]] watches [[Charlie]] talk to [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]''. It is seen again in [[Season 4]], this time with Sylar's face clearly visible. However, due to Hiro's intervention, Charlie is saved, and Hiro narrowly escapes death several times while confronting Sylar.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Intuitive Empath: not very noteworthy, merged trivia points about the same scene

2011-01-11T01:36:56Z

not very noteworthy, merged trivia points about the same scene

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imported>To Blindly Go: /* Notes */

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	* The scene from this episode when [[Ted]] escapes the FBI caravan is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1]]''.		* The scene from this episode when [[Ted]] escapes the FBI caravan is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[How Do You Stop an Exploding Man?, Part 1]]''.
	* The scene from this episode when [[Sylar]] watches [[Charlie]] talk to [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]''.		* The scene from this episode when [[Sylar]] watches [[Charlie]] talk to [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] is also featured in the graphic novel ''[[Road Kill]]''.
	* The scene is also seen again in [[~~series~~ 4]], this time with [[Zachary Quinto]]'s face clearly visible. However, due to Hiro's intervention, Charlie is saved, and Hiro narrowly escapes decapitation several times while confronting Sylar.		* The scene is also seen again in [[season 4]], this time with [[Zachary Quinto]]'s face clearly visible. However, due to Hiro's intervention, Charlie is saved, and Hiro narrowly escapes decapitation several times while confronting Sylar.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	[[Isaac]] is lying in bed with [[Eden]] cleaning him up. Eden assures him that he'll have shaken his heroin addiction in no time, but Isaac expresses doubt that he'll still be able to [[Precognition\|paint the future]]. Eden tells him that she'll help him learn to paint without the drugs. She tells him that they're not going to allow the [[explosion]] he painted to happen. When Isaac comments on how sure she seems, Eden tells him that she went through the same thing herself.		[[Isaac]] is lying in bed with [[Eden]] cleaning him up. Eden assures him that he'll have shaken his heroin addiction in no time, but Isaac expresses doubt that he'll still be able to [[Precognition\|paint the future]]. Eden tells him that she'll help him learn to paint without the drugs. She tells him that they're not going to allow the [[explosion]] he painted to happen. When Isaac comments on how sure she seems, Eden tells him that she went through the same thing herself.

	At the [[Burnt Toast Diner]] in [[Midland, TX]], [[Charlie]] brings [[Sheriff Davidson]] and a deputy, [[Lloyd]], their breakfast. The Sheriff is trying to trying to figure out a cross-word puzzle clue concerning Ghandi's burial ground. Charlie replies "[[Kanyakumari, India\|Kanyakumari]]". Surprised, the Sheriff asks her how she knew that. Lloyd quizzes her again with another esoteric question which she promptly answers and tells them if they really want to test her they should ask if she remembers their credit card numbers. At another table at the diner, [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] discuss the menu. Hiro tells Ando they'll need their strength because they'll soon meet [[Peter Petrelli]] and [[the message\|save the cheerleader]]. Charlie comes to take their order and notices some Japanese writing on Hiro's jacket which she translates. Charlie explains that she received a Japanese phrase book for her birthday and started reading it last week. She speaks some Japanese phrases and Hiro applauds gleefully. She manages to tell them in Japanese that she plans to visit [[Tokyo]] when she takes her trip. Ando finds it remarkable that she learned to speak so well from a book in just one week. Charlie explains that recently she's begun remembering everything that she's exposed to. Charlie asks what they would like to eat and Hiro has her select something off the menu. [[Sylar]] is sitting at another table in the diner. At the other end of the table is a mug. Sylar opens his hand and the mug travels across the table and into his waiting hand. On his wrist is a [[Sylar's Watch\|broken analog wristwatch]].		At the [[Burnt Toast Diner]] in [[Midland, TX]], [[Charlie]] brings [[Sheriff Davidson]] and a deputy, [[Lloyd]], their breakfast. The Sheriff is trying to trying to figure out a cross-word puzzle clue concerning Ghandi's burial ground. Charlie replies "[[Kanyakumari, India\|Kanyakumari]]". Surprised, the Sheriff asks her how she knew that. Lloyd quizzes her again with another esoteric question which she promptly answers and tells them if they really want to test her they should ask if she remembers their credit card numbers. At another table at the diner, [[Hiro]] and [[Ando]] discuss the menu. Hiro tells Ando they'll need their strength because they'll soon meet [[Peter Petrelli]] and [[the message\|save the cheerleader]]. Charlie comes to take their order and notices some Japanese writing on Hiro's jacket which she translates. Charlie explains that she received a [[Japanese Language Studies\|Japanese phrase book]] for her birthday and started reading it last week. She speaks some Japanese phrases and Hiro applauds gleefully. She manages to tell them in Japanese that she plans to visit [[Tokyo]] when she takes her trip. Ando finds it remarkable that she learned to speak so well from a book in just one week. Charlie explains that recently she's begun remembering everything that she's exposed to. Charlie asks what they would like to eat and Hiro has her select something off the menu. [[Sylar]] is sitting at another table in the diner. At the other end of the table is a mug. Sylar opens his hand and the mug travels across the table and into his waiting hand. On his wrist is a [[Sylar's Watch\|broken analog wristwatch]].

	As the funeral concludes, [[Nirand]] comes up to Mohinder to confirm that he's not going back to [[NYC\|New York]]. Mohinder tells him that there are no answers for him there. In the distance a woman named [[Mira]] glances at Mohinder. Nirand points out that Mira came to pay her respects to [[Chandra]] and that perhaps there's more waiting here for him than he previously thought. Nirand tells him that classes start soon and that he didn't cancel Mohinder's classes, so he can move into his father's old office at [[Chennai University]]. In Chandra's office Mohinder tries to open one of the desk drawers, but it is locked. He bumps the computer and it starts showing [[the algorithm]]. He goes to quit the program, but doesn't. Mira arrives at the door and Mohinder expresses surprise that she was at the ceremony. She admits that she said some terrible things to him about his father and his theories, but regrets it now that he's dead. Mira tells Mohinder that she's been promoted at her company and offers him a job as long as he promises not to continue any of his father's work. Mohinder tells her he will think about it.		As the funeral concludes, [[Nirand]] comes up to Mohinder to confirm that he's not going back to [[NYC\|New York]]. Mohinder tells him that there are no answers for him there. In the distance a woman named [[Mira]] glances at Mohinder. Nirand points out that Mira came to pay her respects to [[Chandra]] and that perhaps there's more waiting here for him than he previously thought. Nirand tells him that classes start soon and that he didn't cancel Mohinder's classes, so he can move into his father's old office at [[Chennai University]]. In Chandra's office Mohinder tries to open one of the desk drawers, but it is locked. He bumps the computer and it starts showing [[the algorithm]]. He goes to quit the program, but doesn't. Mira arrives at the door and Mohinder expresses surprise that she was at the ceremony. She admits that she said some terrible things to him about his father and his theories, but regrets it now that he's dead. Mira tells Mohinder that she's been promoted at her company and offers him a job as long as he promises not to continue any of his father's work. Mohinder tells her he will think about it.