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			* This is the first ability seen on the series when Peter had a dream of himself flying in the very first scene.
	* [[Arthur Petrelli]] [[ability absorption\|stole]] his son [[Peter]]'s abilities, saying, "I have [your powers] now." (''[[Dying of the Light]]''). It is presumed that Arthur stole all of Peter's abilities, including precognitive dreaming. However, it is possible that Arthur did not steal all of Peter's abilities. Since Arthur never used this ability, there is no conclusive evidence that he actually stole this ability.		* [[Arthur Petrelli]] [[ability absorption\|stole]] his son [[Peter]]'s abilities, saying, "I have [your powers] now." (''[[Dying of the Light]]''). It is presumed that Arthur stole all of Peter's abilities, including precognitive dreaming. However, it is possible that Arthur did not steal all of Peter's abilities. Since Arthur never used this ability, there is no conclusive evidence that he actually stole this ability.
	* Before ''[[The Butterfly Effect]]'', it was unclear where Peter got his precognitive dreaming power. In ''The Butterfly Effect'', [[Angela Petrelli]] revealed that it had come from her to [[Peter Petrelli (exposed future)\|the future Peter]].		* Before ''[[The Butterfly Effect]]'', it was unclear where Peter got his precognitive dreaming power. In ''The Butterfly Effect'', [[Angela Petrelli]] revealed that it had come from her to [[Peter Petrelli (exposed future)\|the future Peter]].

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	Angela has also demonstrated the ability to communicate with other people who are also in a dream state. She was able to communicate with [[Sylar]] while he was being kept sedated in [[Level 5]] and help him wake up so that he could escape, despite being in a mental coma in a hospital bed herself (''[[Eris Quod Sum]]''). Peter once had a dream where he flew; [[Charles Deveaux]] later woke up and told [[Simone Deveaux\|his daughter]] he had the same dream. It's unclear if Charles was interacting with Peter using his [[telepathy]] or if Peter inadvertently entered Charles's mind like Angela did to Sylar. (''[[Nothing to Hide]]'')		Angela has also demonstrated the ability to communicate with other people who are also in a dream state. She was able to communicate with [[Sylar]] while he was being kept sedated in [[Level 5]] and help him wake up so that he could escape, despite being in a mental coma in a hospital bed herself (''[[Eris Quod Sum]]''). Peter once had a dream where he flew; [[Charles Deveaux]] later woke up and told [[Simone Deveaux\|his daughter]] he had the same dream. It's unclear if Charles was interacting with Peter using his [[telepathy]] or if Peter inadvertently entered Charles's mind like Angela did to Sylar. (''[[Nothing to Hide]]'')

			When Peter was explaining his desire to return to the [[outbreak future]] and save [[Caitlin]] to [[Adam Monroe]], he had a vision while awake of himself and Caitlin after their arrival in the future. According to Adam, Peter didn't go anywhere, just started screaming suddenly. Peter also discovers that he has somehow retained an evacuation notice he was holding in the vision. (''[[Truth and Consequences]]'')
⚫	These ~~two~~ incidents indicate that there may be more to ~~her~~ ability than simply dreaming about future events.

		⚫	These three incidents indicate that there may be more to this ability than simply dreaming about future events.

	Also, after passing out from trying to control [[Induced radioactivity\|Ted Sprague's power]], Peter had a dream where he visited Charles Deveaux in the past and Charles, who was shown to have the power of telepathy (''[[1961]]''), was able to interact with him and see him there.		Also, after passing out from trying to control [[Induced radioactivity\|Ted Sprague's power]], Peter had a dream where he visited Charles Deveaux in the past and Charles, who was shown to have the power of telepathy (''[[1961]]''), was able to interact with him and see him there.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* [[Arthur Petrelli]] [[ability absorption\|stole]] his son [[Peter]]'s abilities, saying, "I have [your powers] now." (''[[Dying of the Light]]''). It is presumed that Arthur stole all of Peter's abilities, including precognitive dreaming. However, it is possible that Arthur did not steal all of Peter's abilities. Since Arthur never used this ability, there is no conclusive evidence that he actually stole this ability.		* [[Arthur Petrelli]] [[ability absorption\|stole]] his son [[Peter]]'s abilities, saying, "I have [your powers] now." (''[[Dying of the Light]]''). It is presumed that Arthur stole all of Peter's abilities, including precognitive dreaming. However, it is possible that Arthur did not steal all of Peter's abilities. Since Arthur never used this ability, there is no conclusive evidence that he actually stole this ability.
			* Before ''[[The Butterfly Effect]]'', it was unclear where Peter got his precognitive dreaming power. In ''The Butterfly Effect'', [[Angela Petrelli]] revealed that it had come from her to [[Peter Petrelli (exposed future)\|the future Peter]].
⚫	* In [[Volume Five]], the dreams brought on by this ability were the only form of [[precognition]] shown as no more future ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' were seen and there was no further precognitive ~~art~~ made.
			* Starting in [[Volume Three]], the dreams Angela had from this ability became more prominent than Peter's dreams.
		⚫	* In [[Volume Five]], the dreams brought on by this ability were the only form of [[precognition]] shown as no more future ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' were seen and there was no further precognitive artwork made.
	* Besides ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' briefly predicting the future, precognitive dreaming was once more the only precognitive ability predicting the future in ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'' with Angela's prophecy of the future shaping the events of the miniseries.		* Besides ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' briefly predicting the future, precognitive dreaming was once more the only precognitive ability predicting the future in ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'' with Angela's prophecy of the future shaping the events of the miniseries.

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	* [[Arthur Petrelli]] [[ability absorption\|stole]] his son [[Peter]]'s abilities, saying, "I have [your powers] now." (''[[Dying of the Light]]''). It is presumed that Arthur stole all of Peter's abilities, including precognitive dreaming. However, it is possible that Arthur did not steal all of Peter's abilities. Since Arthur never used this ability, there is no conclusive evidence that he actually stole this ability.		* [[Arthur Petrelli]] [[ability absorption\|stole]] his son [[Peter]]'s abilities, saying, "I have [your powers] now." (''[[Dying of the Light]]''). It is presumed that Arthur stole all of Peter's abilities, including precognitive dreaming. However, it is possible that Arthur did not steal all of Peter's abilities. Since Arthur never used this ability, there is no conclusive evidence that he actually stole this ability.
	* In [[Volume Five]], the dreams brought on by this ability were the only form of [[precognition]] shown as no more future ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' were seen and there was no further precognitive art made.		* In [[Volume Five]], the dreams brought on by this ability were the only form of [[precognition]] shown as no more future ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' were seen and there was no further precognitive art made.
	* Besides ''9th Wonders!'' briefly predicting the future, precognitive dreaming was once more the only precognitive ability predicting the future in ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'' with Angela's prophecy of the future shaping the events of the miniseries.		* Besides ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' briefly predicting the future, precognitive dreaming was once more the only precognitive ability predicting the future in ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'' with Angela's prophecy of the future shaping the events of the miniseries.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	* [[Arthur Petrelli]] [[ability absorption\|stole]] his son [[Peter]]'s abilities, saying, "I have [your powers] now." (''[[Dying of the Light]]''). It is presumed that Arthur stole all of Peter's abilities, including precognitive dreaming. However, it is possible that Arthur did not steal all of Peter's abilities. Since Arthur never used this ability, there is no conclusive evidence that he actually stole this ability.		* [[Arthur Petrelli]] [[ability absorption\|stole]] his son [[Peter]]'s abilities, saying, "I have [your powers] now." (''[[Dying of the Light]]''). It is presumed that Arthur stole all of Peter's abilities, including precognitive dreaming. However, it is possible that Arthur did not steal all of Peter's abilities. Since Arthur never used this ability, there is no conclusive evidence that he actually stole this ability.
			* In [[Volume Five]], the dreams brought on by this ability were the only form of [[precognition]] shown as no more future ''[[9th Wonders!]]'' were seen and there was no further precognitive art made.
			* Besides ''9th Wonders!'' briefly predicting the future, precognitive dreaming was once more the only precognitive ability predicting the future in ''[[Heroes Reborn]]'' with Angela's prophecy of the future shaping the events of the miniseries.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	Angela later tells a future [[Noah Bennet]] and [[Hiro Nakamura]] that her dreams always come true and they show events fated to happen. (''[[June 13th, Part One]]'')		Angela later tells a future [[Noah Bennet]] and [[Hiro Nakamura]] that her dreams always come true and they show events fated to happen. (''[[June 13th, Part One]]'')

			Angela is revealed to not get the full picture in her dreams all the time. During her dream of [[the H.E.L.E.]] being stopped, Angela only saw [[Noah Bennet\|a faceless third figure]] but not his purpose or who he was while she could tell that [[Tommy Clark\|Tommy]] and [[Malina]] would be the ones to save the world. (''[[Project Reborn]]'')

	==Examples==		==Examples==

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	Angela later tells a future [[Noah Bennet]] and [[Hiro Nakamura]] that her dreams always come true and they show events fated to happen. (''[[June 13th, Part One]]'')		Angela later tells a future [[Noah Bennet]] and [[Hiro Nakamura]] that her dreams always come true and they show events fated to happen. (''[[June 13th, Part One]]'')

			==Examples==
			For examples of precognitive dreaming, see '''[[Angela's dreams]]''' or '''[[Peter's dreams]]'''.

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

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	People with this ability can apparently have the same dream: when Peter [[ability replication\|replicated]] this in order to see what Angela was warning him about Emma, he apparently had the same dream she did or one very similar. Angela also refers to this ability as a curse after Peter replicates it, saying that being able to dream the future is a curse not a gift like people would think (''[[Close to You]]''). Peter ends up having this dream at least twice, though in the second dream, things are slightly different and seem to show more detail than the first dream. (''[[The Art of Deception]]'') This results from the changes Peter made when he got the first dream: due to his warning, Emma no longer willingly goes along with Samuel's plans and is thus controlled as shown in the second dream, while this wasn't shown in the first. (''[[Episode:Brave New World (Heroes)\|Brave New World]]'')		People with this ability can apparently have the same dream: when Peter [[ability replication\|replicated]] this in order to see what Angela was warning him about Emma, he apparently had the same dream she did or one very similar. Angela also refers to this ability as a curse after Peter replicates it, saying that being able to dream the future is a curse not a gift like people would think (''[[Close to You]]''). Peter ends up having this dream at least twice, though in the second dream, things are slightly different and seem to show more detail than the first dream. (''[[The Art of Deception]]'') This results from the changes Peter made when he got the first dream: due to his warning, Emma no longer willingly goes along with Samuel's plans and is thus controlled as shown in the second dream, while this wasn't shown in the first. (''[[Episode:Brave New World (Heroes)\|Brave New World]]'')

			Angela later tells a future [[Noah Bennet]] and [[Hiro Nakamura]] that her dreams always come true and they show events fated to happen. (''[[June 13th, Part One]]'')

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

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	Angela states that in order for her to have precognitive dreams, she must fall asleep naturally, rather than inducing it with pills (''[[Into Asylum]]''). However, when she was trapped in a mental coma, which is not a natural sleep, she is able to use this power to interact with an unconscious Sylar, indicating that what she meant is that the power simply can't be drug-induced. (''[[Eris Quod Sum]]'')		Angela states that in order for her to have precognitive dreams, she must fall asleep naturally, rather than inducing it with pills (''[[Into Asylum]]''). However, when she was trapped in a mental coma, which is not a natural sleep, she is able to use this power to interact with an unconscious Sylar, indicating that what she meant is that the power simply can't be drug-induced. (''[[Eris Quod Sum]]'')

	Angela states that her dreams always come true and that she can't change their outcome, but she can help it come to fruition (''[[An Invisible Thread]]''). Peter has also been shown helping his dreams come to pass, as he dreamed that Sylar would rescue Emma and he recruited Sylar ''causing'' him to rescue Emma. (''[[Close to You]],'' ''[[The Wall]],'' ''[[Brave New World]]'') However, it seems that the exact outcome of precognitive dreams can be somewhat altered: Peter dreamed of New York's destruction, with [[Simone]] present and buildings destroyed (''[[Fallout]]''). Though an [[explosion]] still occurred, some of the details of [[Peter's dream]] did not take place (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]''). Peter dreamed that [[Emma Coolidge]] would be playing the [[cello]] in the Carnival's House of Mirrors and Sylar would show up to save her, but after Emma learns of the dream and thus realizes the truth, the dream seems to change so that she is no longer in the same location and is now being controlled by [[Eric Doyle]] rather than playing of her own free will. This dream comes to pass while the first (where she is in the House of Mirrors) doesn't, except for Sylar's rescue. (''[[The Art of Deception]],'' ''[[Brave New World]]'')		Angela states that her dreams always come true and that she can't change their outcome, but she can help it come to fruition (''[[An Invisible Thread]]''). Peter has also been shown helping his dreams come to pass, as he dreamed that Sylar would rescue Emma and he recruited Sylar ''causing'' him to rescue Emma. (''[[Close to You]],'' ''[[The Wall]],'' ''[[Episode:Brave New World (Heroes)\|Brave New World]]'') However, it seems that the exact outcome of precognitive dreams can be somewhat altered: Peter dreamed of New York's destruction, with [[Simone]] present and buildings destroyed (''[[Fallout]]''). Though an [[explosion]] still occurred, some of the details of [[Peter's dream]] did not take place (''[[How to Stop an Exploding Man]]''). Peter dreamed that [[Emma Coolidge]] would be playing the [[cello]] in the Carnival's House of Mirrors and Sylar would show up to save her, but after Emma learns of the dream and thus realizes the truth, the dream seems to change so that she is no longer in the same location and is now being controlled by [[Eric Doyle]] rather than playing of her own free will. This dream comes to pass while the first (where she is in the House of Mirrors) doesn't, except for Sylar's rescue. (''[[The Art of Deception]],'' ''[[Episode:Brave New World (Heroes)\|Brave New World]]'')

	After Nathan's memories had been placed in Sylar's body, Angela arranged to meet him for lunch. She dreamed about this occasion but did not see Nathan in the dream, but him in the form of Sylar. (''[[Orientation]]'')		After Nathan's memories had been placed in Sylar's body, Angela arranged to meet him for lunch. She dreamed about this occasion but did not see Nathan in the dream, but him in the form of Sylar. (''[[Orientation]]'')

	People with this ability can apparently have the same dream: when Peter [[ability replication\|replicated]] this in order to see what Angela was warning him about Emma, he apparently had the same dream she did or one very similar. Angela also refers to this ability as a curse after Peter replicates it, saying that being able to dream the future is a curse not a gift like people would think (''[[Close to You]]''). Peter ends up having this dream at least twice, though in the second dream, things are slightly different and seem to show more detail than the first dream. (''[[The Art of Deception]]'') This results from the changes Peter made when he got the first dream: due to his warning, Emma no longer willingly goes along with Samuel's plans and is thus controlled as shown in the second dream, while this wasn't shown in the first. (''[[Brave New World]]'')		People with this ability can apparently have the same dream: when Peter [[ability replication\|replicated]] this in order to see what Angela was warning him about Emma, he apparently had the same dream she did or one very similar. Angela also refers to this ability as a curse after Peter replicates it, saying that being able to dream the future is a curse not a gift like people would think (''[[Close to You]]''). Peter ends up having this dream at least twice, though in the second dream, things are slightly different and seem to show more detail than the first dream. (''[[The Art of Deception]]'') This results from the changes Peter made when he got the first dream: due to his warning, Emma no longer willingly goes along with Samuel's plans and is thus controlled as shown in the second dream, while this wasn't shown in the first. (''[[Episode:Brave New World (Heroes)\|Brave New World]]'')

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	* [[Arthur Petrelli]] [[ability absorption\|stole]] his son [[Peter]]'s abilities, saying, "I have [your powers] now." (''[[Dying of the Light]]''). It is presumed that Arthur stole all of Peter's abilities, including precognitive dreaming. However, it is possible that Arthur did not steal all of Peter's abilities. Since Arthur never used this ability, there is no conclusive evidence that he actually stole this ability.		* [[Arthur Petrelli]] [[ability absorption\|stole]] his son [[Peter]]'s abilities, saying, "I have [your powers] now." (''[[Dying of the Light]]''). It is presumed that Arthur stole all of Peter's abilities, including precognitive dreaming. However, it is possible that Arthur did not steal all of Peter's abilities. Since Arthur never used this ability, there is no conclusive evidence that he actually stole this ability.

	==See ~~Also~~==		==See also==
	* {{seealsodisambig\|dream}}		* {{seealsodisambig\|dream}}
	* For the similar ability to paint the future, see '''[[precognition]]'''.		* For the similar ability to paint the future, see '''[[precognition]]'''.