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imported>Radicell: "cornered"

2011-03-22T07:29:15Z

"cornered"

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2011-03-22T07:29:15Z

"cornered"

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	In [[chapter 6 of Purpose]], The Watcher and [[John]] survey their surroundings and wonder why [[Samuel]] has brought the [[carnival]] to [[Central Park]]. The two of them agree to stop their fighting while they investigate. They break into Samuel's caravan and eavesdrop on the conversation between Samuel and [[Emma Coolidge]]. The Watcher realizes what Emma's [[Enhanced synesthesia\|power]] is and immediately changes his view on stopping Samuel, as the man is doing what he has been trying to accomplish for years. The Watcher and John continue to fight and The Watcher uses [[Nerve manipulation\|his ability]] to incapacitate John, who then begins to speak with The Watcher. He reminds The Watcher about the [[William Shakespeare\|Bard]]'s views on love and The Watcher releases John, realizing the horrible things he has been doing. He then disappears.		In [[chapter 6 of Purpose]], The Watcher and [[John]] survey their surroundings and wonder why [[Samuel]] has brought the [[carnival]] to [[Central Park]]. The two of them agree to stop their fighting while they investigate. They break into Samuel's caravan and eavesdrop on the conversation between Samuel and [[Emma Coolidge]]. The Watcher realizes what Emma's [[Enhanced synesthesia\|power]] is and immediately changes his view on stopping Samuel, as the man is doing what he has been trying to accomplish for years. The Watcher and John continue to fight and The Watcher uses [[Nerve manipulation\|his ability]] to incapacitate John, who then begins to speak with The Watcher. He reminds The Watcher about the [[William Shakespeare\|Bard]]'s views on love and The Watcher releases John, realizing the horrible things he has been doing. He then disappears.

	Later, when John is ~~corned~~ by [[Cloning\|many]] [[Eli\|Elis]], The Watcher saves him by making him invisible. John notes that the madness in The Watcher's eyes has disappeared and that now there is only sorrow.		Later, when John is cornered by [[Cloning\|many]] [[Eli\|Elis]], The Watcher saves him by making him invisible. John notes that the madness in The Watcher's eyes has disappeared and that now there is only sorrow.

	===[[Heroes: Survival]]===		===[[Heroes: Survival]]===

imported>William Strauss at 04:57, 24 February 2010

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	After Lauren leaves, The Watcher reawakens and removes John's vision. He taunts John, who tells The Watcher to fight honorably. Then, much to The Watcher's surprise, John uses his ability to [[Temporal rewind\|move through time]] so fast that he becomes pure vibration and is able to break through The Watcher's power. The Watcher is mildly impressed by this and wonders if they should settle things the old fashioned way. John asks The Watcher one more time to give up but he says that he never will. John and The Watcher then begin to fight hand-to-hand and both seem evenly matched. However, John soon gains the upper hand and The Watcher manages to tackle him outside of the medical tent. It is then that both men realize that the carnival has moved to [[New York]].		After Lauren leaves, The Watcher reawakens and removes John's vision. He taunts John, who tells The Watcher to fight honorably. Then, much to The Watcher's surprise, John uses his ability to [[Temporal rewind\|move through time]] so fast that he becomes pure vibration and is able to break through The Watcher's power. The Watcher is mildly impressed by this and wonders if they should settle things the old fashioned way. John asks The Watcher one more time to give up but he says that he never will. John and The Watcher then begin to fight hand-to-hand and both seem evenly matched. However, John soon gains the upper hand and The Watcher manages to tackle him outside of the medical tent. It is then that both men realize that the carnival has moved to [[New York]].

			In [[chapter 6 of Purpose]], The Watcher and [[John]] survey their surroundings and wonder why [[Samuel]] has brought the [[carnival]] to [[Central Park]]. The two of them agree to stop their fighting while they investigate. They break into Samuel's caravan and eavesdrop on the conversation between Samuel and [[Emma Coolidge]]. The Watcher realizes what Emma's [[Enhanced synesthesia\|power]] is and immediately changes his view on stopping Samuel, as the man is doing what he has been trying to accomplish for years. The Watcher and John continue to fight and The Watcher uses [[Nerve manipulation\|his ability]] to incapacitate John, who then begins to speak with The Watcher. He reminds The Watcher about the [[William Shakespeare\|Bard]]'s views on love and The Watcher releases John, realizing the horrible things he has been doing. He then disappears.
	In [[chapter 6 of Purpose]], {{sectstub}}

			Later, when John is corned by [[Cloning\|many]] [[Eli\|Elis]], The Watcher saves him by making him invisible. John notes that the madness in The Watcher's eyes has disappeared and that now there is only sorrow.

	===[[Heroes: Survival]]===		===[[Heroes: Survival]]===

imported>Mc hammark: /* Notes */ also in Purpose

2010-02-20T23:26:41Z

Notes: also in Purpose

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	* It seems this character has an affinity for quoting [[William Shakespeare]]. In [[chapter 2 of Slow Burn]], he says, "Find out the cause of this effect, or rather say, the cause of this defect, for this effect defective comes by cause." These are lines said by the character "Polonius" in the play ''Hamlet''. In [[chapter 3 of Slow Burn]], he tells [[Gail]], "The lady doth protest too much, methinks." This is a line said by "Queen Gertrude" in the same play. In [[chapter 4 of Slow Burn]], he sends [[Chris]] a message that echoes "Lord Stanley's" line from ''Richard III'': "Take all the swift advantage of the hours." In [[chapter 5 of Slow Burn]], he tells [[Chris]], "How far that little candle throws its beams. So shines a good deed in a naughty world." This is a line from ''The Merchant of Venice''. In [[chapter 6 of Slow Burn]], The Watcher quotes "[[Wikipedia:The Scottish Play\|The Scottish Play]]" ''Macbeth'' and says, "If you can look into the seeds of time, and say which grain will grow and which will not, speak then to me." He even teases Chris for never having read Shakespeare. Later, The Watcher says, "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet." This is one of the most famous lines from ''Romeo and Juliet''. In [[chapter 8 of Slow Burn]], The Watcher says the famous line from ''Henry VI, Part II'': "Knowledge is the wing whereby we fly to Heaven, or so sayeth The Bard." He later recites the first line from ''Richard III'', "Now is the winter of our discontent." From the Act I, Scene 4, he says, "The people are like water and the ruler, a boat. Water can support a boat or overturn it."		* It seems this character has an affinity for quoting [[William Shakespeare]]. In [[chapter 2 of Slow Burn]], he says, "Find out the cause of this effect, or rather say, the cause of this defect, for this effect defective comes by cause." These are lines said by the character "Polonius" in the play ''Hamlet''. In [[chapter 3 of Slow Burn]], he tells [[Gail]], "The lady doth protest too much, methinks." This is a line said by "Queen Gertrude" in the same play. In [[chapter 4 of Slow Burn]], he sends [[Chris]] a message that echoes "Lord Stanley's" line from ''Richard III'': "Take all the swift advantage of the hours." In [[chapter 5 of Slow Burn]], he tells [[Chris]], "How far that little candle throws its beams. So shines a good deed in a naughty world." This is a line from ''The Merchant of Venice''. In [[chapter 6 of Slow Burn]], The Watcher quotes "[[Wikipedia:The Scottish Play\|The Scottish Play]]" ''Macbeth'' and says, "If you can look into the seeds of time, and say which grain will grow and which will not, speak then to me." He even teases Chris for never having read Shakespeare. Later, The Watcher says, "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet." This is one of the most famous lines from ''Romeo and Juliet''. In [[chapter 8 of Slow Burn]], The Watcher says the famous line from ''Henry VI, Part II'': "Knowledge is the wing whereby we fly to Heaven, or so sayeth The Bard." He later recites the first line from ''Richard III'', "Now is the winter of our discontent." From the Act I, Scene 4, he says, "The people are like water and the ruler, a boat. Water can support a boat or overturn it."
	* At the end of [[chapter 10 of Slow Burn]], the Bowmans are given a choice about The Watcher's fate. If they choose to kill him, [[Samuel]], [[Chris]], and [[Bo]] take him into the woods, where the other carnies see a [[Fire breathing\|pillar of flame]], and feel the [[Terrakinesis\|earth shake]]. If they choose to let him live, he wakes up in a [[New York]] bus station with no memory of how he got there.		* At the end of [[chapter 10 of Slow Burn]], the Bowmans are given a choice about The Watcher's fate. If they choose to kill him, [[Samuel]], [[Chris]], and [[Bo]] take him into the woods, where the other carnies see a [[Fire breathing\|pillar of flame]], and feel the [[Terrakinesis\|earth shake]]. If they choose to let him live, he wakes up in a [[New York]] bus station with no memory of how he got there.
	*Although the Bowmans can choose to kill the Watcher, he appears later in [[Heroes: Survival]] indicating that they let him go.		*Although the Bowmans can choose to kill the Watcher, he appears later in [[Heroes: Survival]] and [[iStory:Purpose\|Purpose]] indicating that they let him go.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>William Strauss: chap6

2010-02-09T02:21:24Z

chap6

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	After Lauren leaves, The Watcher reawakens and removes John's vision. He taunts John, who tells The Watcher to fight honorably. Then, much to The Watcher's surprise, John uses his ability to [[Temporal rewind\|move through time]] so fast that he becomes pure vibration and is able to break through The Watcher's power. The Watcher is mildly impressed by this and wonders if they should settle things the old fashioned way. John asks The Watcher one more time to give up but he says that he never will. John and The Watcher then begin to fight hand-to-hand and both seem evenly matched. However, John soon gains the upper hand and The Watcher manages to tackle him outside of the medical tent. It is then that both men realize that the carnival has moved to [[New York]].		After Lauren leaves, The Watcher reawakens and removes John's vision. He taunts John, who tells The Watcher to fight honorably. Then, much to The Watcher's surprise, John uses his ability to [[Temporal rewind\|move through time]] so fast that he becomes pure vibration and is able to break through The Watcher's power. The Watcher is mildly impressed by this and wonders if they should settle things the old fashioned way. John asks The Watcher one more time to give up but he says that he never will. John and The Watcher then begin to fight hand-to-hand and both seem evenly matched. However, John soon gains the upper hand and The Watcher manages to tackle him outside of the medical tent. It is then that both men realize that the carnival has moved to [[New York]].

			In [[chapter 6 of Purpose]], {{sectstub}}

	===[[Heroes: Survival]]===		===[[Heroes: Survival]]===

imported>William Strauss: /* Purpose */

2010-02-03T09:41:04Z

Purpose

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	In [[chapter 4 of Purpose]], The Watcher reappears and takes [[John]] to the [[carnival]]. The Watcher warns John to pocket his hat and try to blend in, then [[Nerve manipulation\|disappears]]. The Watcher watches John's progress through the carnival and warns him to run when he makes a mistake and is caught. The Watcher then reappears inside the Bowmans' trailer, much to the horror of [[Chris]] and [[Gail]]. The Watcher warns everyone that the real threat may not be so obvious and disappears when a confrontation seems imminent.		In [[chapter 4 of Purpose]], The Watcher reappears and takes [[John]] to the [[carnival]]. The Watcher warns John to pocket his hat and try to blend in, then [[Nerve manipulation\|disappears]]. The Watcher watches John's progress through the carnival and warns him to run when he makes a mistake and is caught. The Watcher then reappears inside the Bowmans' trailer, much to the horror of [[Chris]] and [[Gail]]. The Watcher warns everyone that the real threat may not be so obvious and disappears when a confrontation seems imminent.

			In [[chapter 5 of Purpose]], The Watcher stops [[John]] from leaving the [[carnival]] and orders him to go back and stop [[Samuel]]. John claims that he needs his partner and wonders if The Watcher is truly out to help them. The Watcher explains that nerves travel faster than 250 miles per hour and that he works at the same speed. John asks if he can help and The Watcher reluctantly agrees and uses [[Nerve manipulation\|his ability]] to locate [[Lauren]]. He guides John to her and they see numerous [[Eli]] [[clones]] protecting her. When the Prime Eli begins to attack John, The Watcher stops his legs from working so that John can beat him. Lauren is not sure that they should be working with "Henry" and The Watcher angrily holds them in place, stating that they must destroy the carnival. John manages to knock over a medicine shelf with his iron pipe and knocks The Watcher out.

			After Lauren leaves, The Watcher reawakens and removes John's vision. He taunts John, who tells The Watcher to fight honorably. Then, much to The Watcher's surprise, John uses his ability to [[Temporal rewind\|move through time]] so fast that he becomes pure vibration and is able to break through The Watcher's power. The Watcher is mildly impressed by this and wonders if they should settle things the old fashioned way. John asks The Watcher one more time to give up but he says that he never will. John and The Watcher then begin to fight hand-to-hand and both seem evenly matched. However, John soon gains the upper hand and The Watcher manages to tackle him outside of the medical tent. It is then that both men realize that the carnival has moved to [[New York]].

	===[[Heroes: Survival]]===		===[[Heroes: Survival]]===

imported>Radicell: /* Purpose */

2010-01-29T09:41:07Z

Purpose

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	In [[chapter 3 of Purpose]], The Watcher uses [[Nerve manipulation\|his ability]] on [[John Mulligan]], robbing him of his sight. When John threatens him with a gun, he restores his vision and explains that he came to help John. He says that they have similar needs and that he wants to take down [[Samuel]] just as badly as John does. The Watcher also says that he knows about John's crush on [[Gail Bowman]] and mockingly scolds him for going after a married woman. John agrees to work with him and The Watcher happily quotes [[Shakespeare]] again.		In [[chapter 3 of Purpose]], The Watcher uses [[Nerve manipulation\|his ability]] on [[John Mulligan]], robbing him of his sight. When John threatens him with a gun, he restores his vision and explains that he came to help John. He says that they have similar needs and that he wants to take down [[Samuel]] just as badly as John does. The Watcher also says that he knows about John's crush on [[Gail Bowman]] and mockingly scolds him for going after a married woman. John agrees to work with him and The Watcher happily quotes [[Shakespeare]] again.

	In [[chapter 4 of Purpose]], The Watcher reappears and takes [[John]] to the [[carnival]]. The Watcher warns John to pocket his hat and try to blend in, then [[Nerve manipulation\|disappears]]. The Watcher watches John's progress through the carnival and warns him to run when he makes a mistake and is caught. The Watcher then reappears inside the ~~Bowman~~'s trailer, much to the horror of [[Chris]] and [[Gail]]. The Watcher warns everyone that the real threat may not be so obvious and disappears when a confrontation seems imminent.		In [[chapter 4 of Purpose]], The Watcher reappears and takes [[John]] to the [[carnival]]. The Watcher warns John to pocket his hat and try to blend in, then [[Nerve manipulation\|disappears]]. The Watcher watches John's progress through the carnival and warns him to run when he makes a mistake and is caught. The Watcher then reappears inside the Bowmans' trailer, much to the horror of [[Chris]] and [[Gail]]. The Watcher warns everyone that the real threat may not be so obvious and disappears when a confrontation seems imminent.

	===[[Heroes: Survival]]===		===[[Heroes: Survival]]===

imported>"The Listener" at 07:44, 29 January 2010

2010-01-29T07:44:55Z

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	\| portrayer = Zach Wilson		\| portrayer = Zach Wilson
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	\| site = [[Slow Burn]]		\| site = [[Slow Burn]]
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imported>William Strauss: /* Purpose */

2010-01-29T00:29:24Z

Purpose

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	In [[chapter 3 of Purpose]], The Watcher uses [[Nerve manipulation\|his ability]] on [[John Mulligan]], robbing him of his sight. When John threatens him with a gun, he restores his vision and explains that he came to help John. He says that they have similar needs and that he wants to take down [[Samuel]] just as badly as John does. The Watcher also says that he knows about John's crush on [[Gail Bowman]] and mockingly scolds him for going after a married woman. John agrees to work with him and The Watcher happily quotes [[Shakespeare]] again.		In [[chapter 3 of Purpose]], The Watcher uses [[Nerve manipulation\|his ability]] on [[John Mulligan]], robbing him of his sight. When John threatens him with a gun, he restores his vision and explains that he came to help John. He says that they have similar needs and that he wants to take down [[Samuel]] just as badly as John does. The Watcher also says that he knows about John's crush on [[Gail Bowman]] and mockingly scolds him for going after a married woman. John agrees to work with him and The Watcher happily quotes [[Shakespeare]] again.

			In [[chapter 4 of Purpose]], The Watcher reappears and takes [[John]] to the [[carnival]]. The Watcher warns John to pocket his hat and try to blend in, then [[Nerve manipulation\|disappears]]. The Watcher watches John's progress through the carnival and warns him to run when he makes a mistake and is caught. The Watcher then reappears inside the Bowman's trailer, much to the horror of [[Chris]] and [[Gail]]. The Watcher warns everyone that the real threat may not be so obvious and disappears when a confrontation seems imminent.
	In [[chapter 4 of Purpose]], {{sectstub}}

	===[[Heroes: Survival]]===		===[[Heroes: Survival]]===

imported>Radicell: /* Purpose */

2010-01-26T08:14:32Z

Purpose

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	In [[chapter 3 of Purpose]], The Watcher uses [[Nerve manipulation\|his ability]] on [[John Mulligan]], robbing him of his sight. When John threatens him with a gun, he restores his vision and explains that he came to help John. He says that they have similar needs and that he wants to take down [[Samuel]] just as badly as John does. The Watcher also says that he knows about John's crush on [[Gail Bowman]] and mockingly scolds him for going after a married woman. John agrees to work with him and The Watcher happily quotes [[Shakespeare]] again.		In [[chapter 3 of Purpose]], The Watcher uses [[Nerve manipulation\|his ability]] on [[John Mulligan]], robbing him of his sight. When John threatens him with a gun, he restores his vision and explains that he came to help John. He says that they have similar needs and that he wants to take down [[Samuel]] just as badly as John does. The Watcher also says that he knows about John's crush on [[Gail Bowman]] and mockingly scolds him for going after a married woman. John agrees to work with him and The Watcher happily quotes [[Shakespeare]] again.

			In [[chapter 4 of Purpose]], {{sectstub}}

	===[[Heroes: Survival]]===		===[[Heroes: Survival]]===