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	===[[Project Reborn]]===		===[[Project Reborn]]===
	When discussing how he found out that [[Noah Bennet]] was the key to stopping [[the H.E.L.E.]] future, [[Tommy Clark]] tells him he did as Hiro taught him and followed "the ~~tinniest~~ thread, the smallest [[butterfly]]" which led him to Noah.		When discussing how he found out that [[Noah Bennet]] was the key to stopping [[the H.E.L.E.]] future, [[Tommy Clark]] tells him he did as Hiro taught him and followed "the tiniest thread, the smallest [[butterfly]]" which led him to Noah.

	==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==

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	===[[Game Over]]===		===[[Game Over]]===
	In order for [[Hiro]] to take [[Noah]] [[time travel\|back in time]], Noah has to first promise not to step on any [[butterflies]].		In order for [[Hiro]] to take [[Noah]] [[time travel\|back in time]], Noah has to first promise not to step on any [[butterflies]].

			===[[Project Reborn]]===
			When discussing how he found out that [[Noah Bennet]] was the key to stopping [[the H.E.L.E.]] future, [[Tommy Clark]] tells him he did as Hiro taught him and followed "the tinniest thread, the smallest [[butterfly]]" which led him to Noah.

	==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==

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	===[[Saving Charlie]]===		===[[Saving Charlie]]===
	* [[Hiro]] admits that everything he (or anybody) has ever learned about the [[theory:time travel\|theories]] of [[time travel]] comes from comic books, sci-fi movies, or old Ray Bradbury or Isaac Asimov stories. (Chapter 7)		* [[Hiro]] admits that everything he (or anybody) has ever learned about the [[theory:time travel\|theories]] of [[time travel]] comes from comic books, sci-fi movies, or old Ray Bradbury or Isaac Asimov stories. (Chapter 7)
			* After [[time travel]]ing away from a happy [[Charlie]], and then seeing her quite cold the next day, [[Hiro]] wonders if he smooshed a [[butterfly]] that led her to being mad. (Chapter 35)

	===[[A Hero's Quest]]===		===[[A Hero's Quest]]===

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	===[[Jump, Push, Fall]]===		===[[Jump, Push, Fall]]===
	[[Hiro]] tells [[Samuel]] about his concerns with changing his past. He worries that the butterfly effect will cause major problems if he prevents himself from receiving a message from a [[fortune teller]].		[[Hiro]] tells [[Samuel]] about his concerns with changing his past. He worries that the butterfly effect will cause major problems if he prevents himself from receiving a message from a [[fortune teller]].

			===[[Game Over]]===
			In order for [[Hiro]] to take [[Noah]] [[time travel\|back in time]], Noah has to first promise not to step on any [[butterflies]].

	==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==		==[[Heroes Evolutions]]==

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links

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	* The script for the Heroes Comic Con [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/comiccon/comic.shtml comic contest] references ''A Sound of Thunder'' heavily.		* The script for the Heroes Comic Con [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/comiccon/comic.shtml comic contest] references ''A Sound of Thunder'' heavily.
	* On numerous occasions, [[Hiro]] calls [[Samuel Sullivan]] "Butterfly Man" and "Evil Butterfly Man".		* On numerous occasions, [[Hiro]] calls [[Samuel Sullivan]] "Butterfly Man" and "Evil Butterfly Man".
			* [[Butterflies]] make a prominent appearance in the first few episodes of ''[[Heroes Reborn]]''.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	* In another [http://blog.nbc.com/hiro_blog/2007/01/destiny_called.php entry], Hiro wonders, "What happens if I step on a bug? Will it change history? Will I no longer exist?"		* In another [http://blog.nbc.com/hiro_blog/2007/01/destiny_called.php entry], Hiro wonders, "What happens if I step on a bug? Will it change history? Will I no longer exist?"
	* In a cryptic [http://blog.nbc.com/hiro_blog/2007/03/bound_by_death_and_luck.php blog entry], Hiro says, "Many butterflies cause too much chaos. One flap, precise catalyst."		* In a cryptic [http://blog.nbc.com/hiro_blog/2007/03/bound_by_death_and_luck.php blog entry], Hiro says, "Many butterflies cause too much chaos. One flap, precise catalyst."

			===[[Saving Charlie]]===
			* [[Hiro]] admits that everything he (or anybody) has ever learned about the [[theory:time travel\|theories]] of [[time travel]] comes from comic books, sci-fi movies, or old Ray Bradbury or Isaac Asimov stories. (Chapter 7)

	===[[A Hero's Quest]]===		===[[A Hero's Quest]]===

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A Hero's Quest: blast from the past

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	* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/02/back-on-track/ a post] on [[A Hero's Quest]], [[Hiro]] ruminates on the loss of [[Charlie]] and says, "We mustn't step on the butterflies."		* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/02/back-on-track/ a post] on [[A Hero's Quest]], [[Hiro]] ruminates on the loss of [[Charlie]] and says, "We mustn't step on the butterflies."
	* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/02/a-sign/ another post], Hiro says he's "a little wary of [[time travel]] these days... Too many butterflies."		* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/02/a-sign/ another post], Hiro says he's "a little wary of [[time travel]] these days... Too many butterflies."
			* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/03/blast-from-the-past/ another post], he says, "I promised [[Ando]] that I would NOT step on any butterflies. And that my friends, is a lot harder than it looks."

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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Notes: clean note

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	* The term "butterfly effect" is the term for describing the outcome resulting from small changes in initial conditions in a chaotic system. Typically, the effect is described using the real-life example of a butterfly flapping its wings which could be the initial momentum that eventually causes a hurricane. The term has been popularized in modern entertainment as a method of describing the effects of time travel (the "mutable timeline" theory). Ray Bradbury's usage of the butterfly predates this scientific theory by about 10 years, and its naming is a coincidence.		* The term "butterfly effect" is the term for describing the outcome resulting from small changes in initial conditions in a chaotic system. Typically, the effect is described using the real-life example of a butterfly flapping its wings which could be the initial momentum that eventually causes a hurricane. The term has been popularized in modern entertainment as a method of describing the effects of time travel (the "mutable timeline" theory). Ray Bradbury's usage of the butterfly predates this scientific theory by about 10 years, and its naming is a coincidence.
	* The script for the Heroes Comic Con [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/comiccon/comic.shtml comic contest] references ''A Sound of Thunder'' heavily.		* The script for the Heroes Comic Con [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/comiccon/comic.shtml comic contest] references ''A Sound of Thunder'' heavily.
	* Hiro calls Samuel Butterfly Man and ~~then later~~ Evil Butterfly Man.		* On numerous occasions, [[Hiro]] calls [[Samuel Sullivan]] "Butterfly Man" and "Evil Butterfly Man".

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	===[[The Butterfly Effect]]===		===[[The Butterfly Effect]]===
	[[Angela]] asks [[Peter Petrelli (exposed future)\|Future Peter]] if he has ever heard of "the butterfly effect". She explains that if you kill a butterfly today, you could wipe out a million people three years later.		[[Angela]] asks [[Peter Petrelli (exposed future)\|Future Peter]] if he has ever heard of "the butterfly effect". She explains that if you kill a [[butterfly]] today, you could wipe out a million people three years later.

	===[[Jump, Push, Fall]]===		===[[Jump, Push, Fall]]===
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	* In one of [[Hiro's blog]] [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2006/10/where_to_begin.php entries], [[Hiro]] says, "Do you believe in the Butterfly Effect? I do. Nobody has to see the future I saw. The future can be changed. That is my destiny."		* In one of [[Hiro's blog]] [http://blogs.nbcuni.com/hiro_blog/2006/10/where_to_begin.php entries], [[Hiro]] says, "Do you believe in the Butterfly Effect? I do. Nobody has to see the future I saw. The future can be changed. That is my destiny."
	* In another [http://blog.nbc.com/hiro_blog/2007/01/destiny_called.php entry], Hiro wonders, "What happens if I step on a bug? Will it change history? Will I no longer exist?"		* In another [http://blog.nbc.com/hiro_blog/2007/01/destiny_called.php entry], Hiro wonders, "What happens if I step on a bug? Will it change history? Will I no longer exist?"
	* In a cryptic [http://blog.nbc.com/hiro_blog/2007/03/bound_by_death_and_luck.php blog entry], Hiro says, "Many butterflies cause too much chaos. One flap, precise catalyst."		* In a cryptic [http://blog.nbc.com/hiro_blog/2007/03/bound_by_death_and_luck.php blog entry], Hiro says, "Many [[butterflies]] cause too much chaos. One flap, precise catalyst."

	===[[Saving Charlie]]===		===[[Saving Charlie]]===
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	===[[A Hero's Quest]]===		===[[A Hero's Quest]]===
	* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/02/back-on-track/ a post] on [[A Hero's Quest]], [[Hiro]] ruminates on the loss of [[Charlie]] and says, "We mustn't step on the butterflies."		* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/02/back-on-track/ a post] on [[A Hero's Quest]], [[Hiro]] ruminates on the loss of [[Charlie]] and says, "We mustn't step on the [[butterflies]]."
	* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/02/a-sign/ another post], Hiro says he's "a little wary of [[time travel]] these days... Too many butterflies."		* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/02/a-sign/ another post], Hiro says he's "a little wary of [[time travel]] these days... Too many butterflies."
	* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/03/blast-from-the-past/ another post], he says, "I promised [[Ando]] that I would NOT step on any butterflies. And that my friends, is a lot harder than it looks."		* In [http://yamagatofellowship.org/hiro/2010/03/blast-from-the-past/ another post], he says, "I promised [[Ando]] that I would NOT step on any butterflies. And that my friends, is a lot harder than it looks."

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* In the 1952 story by Ray Bradbury, ''A Sound of Thunder'', a group of big game hunters travels back in time to hunt [[dinosaur]]s for sport. During an expedition, one hunter falls off of the designated path, and accidentally crushes the world's first butterfly. When the party returns to the present, they find a joyless world run by a fascist dictator.		* In the 1952 story by Ray Bradbury, ''A Sound of Thunder'', a group of big game hunters travels back in time to hunt [[dinosaur]]s for sport. During an expedition, one hunter falls off of the designated path, and accidentally crushes the world's first [[butterfly]]. When the party returns to the present, they find a joyless world run by a fascist dictator.
	* The term "butterfly effect" is the term for describing the outcome resulting from small changes in initial conditions in a chaotic system. Typically, the effect is described using the real-life example of a butterfly flapping its wings which could be the initial momentum that eventually causes a hurricane. The term has been popularized in modern entertainment as a method of describing the effects of time travel (the "mutable timeline" theory). Ray Bradbury's usage of the butterfly predates this scientific theory by about 10 years, and its naming is a coincidence.		* The term "butterfly effect" is the term for describing the outcome resulting from small changes in initial conditions in a chaotic system. Typically, the effect is described using the real-life example of a [[butterfly]] flapping its wings which could be the initial momentum that eventually causes a hurricane. The term has been popularized in modern entertainment as a method of describing the effects of time travel (the "mutable timeline" theory). Ray Bradbury's usage of the butterfly predates this scientific theory by about 10 years, and its naming is a coincidence.
	* The script for the Heroes Comic Con [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/comiccon/comic.shtml comic contest] references ''A Sound of Thunder'' heavily.		* The script for the Heroes Comic Con [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/comiccon/comic.shtml comic contest] references ''A Sound of Thunder'' heavily.
	* On numerous occasions, [[Hiro]] calls [[Samuel Sullivan]] "Butterfly Man" and "Evil Butterfly Man".		* On numerous occasions, [[Hiro]] calls [[Samuel Sullivan]] "Butterfly Man" and "Evil Butterfly Man".