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	{{plus}} Just after Matt draws the picture of Hiro in India and the scene cuts to Luke and Sylar, Luke very clearly checks Sylar out whilst in the car.<br />		{{plus}} Just after Matt draws the picture of Hiro in India and the scene cuts to Luke and Sylar, Luke very clearly checks Sylar out whilst in the car.<br />
	{{plus}} That theory could mean Luke likes Sylar as a brother, more then a friend doesn't have to mean love.<br />		{{plus}} That theory could mean Luke likes Sylar as a brother, more then a friend doesn't have to mean love.<br />
			{{plus}} It's more likely that he considers Sylar to be a role model, since they have similar personalities and backgrounds.<br />
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	\| [[Luke Campbell]] is Sylar's nephew. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} Sylar's father will appear pretty much older to be Luke's father. Best chance Sylar's father is Luke's grandfather.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell]] is Sylar's nephew. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} Sylar's father will appear pretty much older to be Luke's father. Best chance Sylar's father is Luke's grandfather.<br />

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	{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />		{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />
	:{{minus}} Luke liked the old Sylar, he might not be so willing to help Samuel making a new Sylar.<br />		:{{minus}} Luke liked the old Sylar, he might not be so willing to help Samuel making a new Sylar.<br />
	:{{plus}} The old [[Sylar]] abandoned him. Why would he want that [[Sylar]] back?<br />		::{{plus}} The old [[Sylar]] abandoned him. Why would he want that [[Sylar]] back?<br />
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	{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />		{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />
	:{{minus}} Luke liked the old Sylar, he might not be so willing to help Samuel making a new Sylar.<br />		:{{minus}} Luke liked the old Sylar, he might not be so willing to help Samuel making a new Sylar.<br />
			:{{plus}} The old [[Sylar]] abandoned him. Why would he want that [[Sylar]] back?<br />
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	\| [[Luke Campbell]] is Sylar's half-brother. \|\| None. \|\| {{note}} Luke's father's name is unknown.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell]] is Sylar's half-brother. \|\| None. \|\| {{note}} Luke's father's name is unknown.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] will join the [[Carnival]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will be left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />		\| [[Luke]] will join the [[Carnival]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will be left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />
	{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />		{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />
			:{{minus}} Luke liked the old Sylar, he might not be so willing to help Samuel making a new Sylar.<br />
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	{{minus}} Rebellion story arc takes place in the beginning of Volume Four near Building 26. At that time Luke was traveling with Sylar.<br />		{{minus}} Rebellion story arc takes place in the beginning of Volume Four near Building 26. At that time Luke was traveling with Sylar.<br />
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			\| [[Luke]] will join the [[Carnival]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will be left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />
			{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath at 19:01, 23 September 2009

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	\| [[Luke]] has joined [[Rebel]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will continue in the graphic novels, where Rebel's story is being explored.<br />		\| [[Luke]] has joined [[Rebel]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will continue in the graphic novels, where Rebel's story is being explored.<br />
	:{{note}} No, they said that the left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to, they said nothing about graphic novels.<br />		:{{note}} No, they said that the left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to, they said nothing about graphic novels.<br />
	:{{note}} At Comic-Con 2009, [[Oliver Grigsby]] said that they intended on Luke being a teen villain in the Rebellion story arc but that couldn't happen because the number of graphic novels was drastically reduced.		:{{note}} At Comic-Con 2009, [[Oliver Grigsby]] said that they intended on Luke being a teen villain in the Rebellion story arc but that couldn't happen because the number of graphic novels was drastically reduced.<br />
	{{plus}} Of the known members, they have a [[West Rosen\|flyer]], a [[Sparrow Redhouse\|terrakinetic]], a [[Micah\|technopath]], and a [[Abigail\|forcefield generator]]. Luke's [[Microwave emission\|powerset]] would be useful and would balance the team a little more.<br />		{{plus}} Of the known members, they have a [[West Rosen\|flyer]], a [[Sparrow Redhouse\|terrakinetic]], a [[Micah\|technopath]], and a [[Abigail\|forcefield generator]]. Luke's [[Microwave emission\|powerset]] would be useful and would balance the team a little more.<br />
	{{minus}} Luke hasn't been seen in the Rebellion story arc.<br />		{{minus}} Luke hasn't been seen in the Rebellion story arc.<br />

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	\| [[Luke]] has joined [[Rebel]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will continue in the graphic novels, where Rebel's story is being explored.<br />		\| [[Luke]] has joined [[Rebel]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will continue in the graphic novels, where Rebel's story is being explored.<br />
	:{{note}} No, they said that the left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to, they said nothing about graphic novels.<br />		:{{note}} No, they said that the left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to, they said nothing about graphic novels.<br />
			:{{note}} At Comic-Con 2009, [[Oliver Grigsby]] said that they intended on Luke being a teen villain in the Rebellion story arc but that couldn't happen because the number of graphic novels was drastically reduced.
	{{plus}} Of the known members, they have a [[West Rosen\|flyer]], a [[Sparrow Redhouse\|terrakinetic]], a [[Micah\|technopath]], and a [[Abigail\|forcefield generator]]. Luke's [[Microwave emission\|powerset]] would be useful and would balance the team a little more.<br />		{{plus}} Of the known members, they have a [[West Rosen\|flyer]], a [[Sparrow Redhouse\|terrakinetic]], a [[Micah\|technopath]], and a [[Abigail\|forcefield generator]]. Luke's [[Microwave emission\|powerset]] would be useful and would balance the team a little more.<br />
	{{minus}} Luke hasn't been seen in the Rebellion story arc.<br />		{{minus}} Luke hasn't been seen in the Rebellion story arc.<br />

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	\| [[Luke Campbell]] is Sylar's half-brother. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} Luke's father's name is unknown.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell]] is Sylar's half-brother. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} Luke's father's name is unknown.<br />
	:{{minus}} Many characters have at least one parent with his/her name unknown.<br />		:{{minus}} Many characters have at least one parent with his/her name unknown.<br />
	:{{plus}} [[Mary Campbell]] said she "didn't like that taxidermist". Since they live so close, this could imply that the two of them had "fooled around" but then parted ways due to some conflict. This would be why neither has told [[Luke]], as he doesn't seem to know.<br />		:{{plus}} [[Mary Campbell]] said she "didn't like that taxidermist". Since they live so close, this could imply that the two of them had "fooled around" but then parted ways due to some conflict. This would be why neither has told [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]], as he doesn't seem to know.<br />
	::{{minus}} Samson suffers the Hunger, taxidermies animals and cares little about how he looks. Nobody would like such a neighbor.<br />		::{{minus}} Samson suffers the Hunger, taxidermies animals and cares little about how he looks. Nobody would like such a neighbor.<br />
	:{{plus}} [[Samson Gray]] has an [[Intuitive aptitude\|ability]], so it would make sense for [[Luke]] to have [[Microwave emission\|one]] as well if he were his son.<br />		:{{plus}} [[Samson Gray]] has an [[Intuitive aptitude\|ability]], so it would make sense for [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]] to have [[Microwave emission\|one]] as well if he were his son.<br />
	::{{minus}} Sometimes evolved humans are not born by parents with powers on their own.<br />		::{{minus}} Sometimes evolved humans are not born by parents with powers on their own.<br />
	{{plus}} Luke seems to know an awful lot of ''truthful'' and accurate information about Sylar's real father, even that he sold Sylar as a boy. Such a confession may have been Luke's father attempting to come clean.<br />		{{plus}} Luke seems to know an awful lot of ''truthful'' and accurate information about Sylar's real father, even that he sold Sylar as a boy. Such a confession may have been Luke's father attempting to come clean.<br />
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	:{{minus}} Or maybe it's just suppressed father's instinct. Fathers who abandon their little children usually enjoy spending time with grown-up kids better.<br />		:{{minus}} Or maybe it's just suppressed father's instinct. Fathers who abandon their little children usually enjoy spending time with grown-up kids better.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] will become Sylar's apprentice. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Promotional articles referring to Luke have always heavily hinted, if not said outright, that he will become Sylar's apprentice.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]] will become Sylar's apprentice. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Promotional articles referring to Luke have always heavily hinted, if not said outright, that he will become Sylar's apprentice.<br />
	{{plus}} Without Luke's character for interaction, Sylar would have no reason to still be on the show. The 'searching for the disappeared dad' bit was done in Volume 2 with [[Matt]] and [[Maury]]; Sylar's heel face revolving door antics in Volume 3 have worn his popularity down considerably. As a character, he can't afford to kill Luke.<br />		{{plus}} Without Luke's character for interaction, Sylar would have no reason to still be on the show. The 'searching for the disappeared dad' bit was done in Volume 2 with [[Matt]] and [[Maury]]; Sylar's heel face revolving door antics in Volume 3 have worn his popularity down considerably. As a character, he can't afford to kill Luke.<br />
	:{{minus}} Not really. Sylar could prove to be a valuable ally for the "rebels" (Matt Parkman, Peter, Mohinder, etc.) in their fight. Even without them, he's a very angry person who wants some answers, and isn't afraid to kill a truck full of higher-than-SWAT team troops to get to it.<br />		:{{minus}} Not really. Sylar could prove to be a valuable ally for the "rebels" (Matt Parkman, Peter, Mohinder, etc.) in their fight. Even without them, he's a very angry person who wants some answers, and isn't afraid to kill a truck full of higher-than-SWAT team troops to get to it.<br />
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	{{plus}} Sylar has already "trained" Luke with advice (about family and powers), shown him how Sylar plots and prioritizes (using Luke, obtaining the laptop, chasing his father...) and taught him some basic government avoiding skills. It would not be that far-fetched for Luke to utilize these lessons.<br />		{{plus}} Sylar has already "trained" Luke with advice (about family and powers), shown him how Sylar plots and prioritizes (using Luke, obtaining the laptop, chasing his father...) and taught him some basic government avoiding skills. It would not be that far-fetched for Luke to utilize these lessons.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] likes [[Sylar]] as more than a friend. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Luke always smiles when he sees Sylar.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]] likes [[Sylar]] as more than a friend. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Luke always smiles when he sees Sylar.<br />
	:{{minus}} Noah always smiles when he sees Claire and his thoughts towards her are not inappropriate.<br />		:{{minus}} Noah always smiles when he sees Claire and his thoughts towards her are not inappropriate.<br />
	:{{note}} Noah is Claire's father and loves her.<br />		:{{note}} Noah is Claire's father and loves her.<br />
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	:{{minus}} Sylar becomes more human when he holds his hunger back.<br />		:{{minus}} Sylar becomes more human when he holds his hunger back.<br />
	:{{plus}} This quote: "He was gonna shoot you in the head, I mean I could have just let him."		:{{plus}} This quote: "He was gonna shoot you in the head, I mean I could have just let him."
	"And I let you live, which is kind of a big deal for me!" [[Luke]], [[Sylar]] in ([[Trust and Blood]]) Sylar knows he is treating Luke differently from other people.<br />		"And I let you live, which is kind of a big deal for me!" [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]], [[Sylar]] in ([[Trust and Blood]]) Sylar knows he is treating Luke differently from other people.<br />
	::{{minus}} Sylar spares an evolved human - of course it's different!<br />		::{{minus}} Sylar spares an evolved human - of course it's different!<br />
	:{{minus}} Many characters have risked their lives to save other characters of the same gender. That does not mean they are homosexual.<br />		:{{minus}} Many characters have risked their lives to save other characters of the same gender. That does not mean they are homosexual.<br />
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	{{minus}} Samson sold Sylar to his brother and killed his wife shortly thereafter, implying that Sylar was their only child.<br />		{{minus}} Samson sold Sylar to his brother and killed his wife shortly thereafter, implying that Sylar was their only child.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] is related to [[Ted Sprague]]. \|\| They have similar abilities. \|\| {{plus}} They both create radiation, albeit different kinds.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]] is related to [[Ted Sprague]]. \|\| They have similar abilities. \|\| {{plus}} They both create radiation, albeit different kinds.<br />
	{{minus}} [[Brian Davis]] and [[Misha]] displayed [[Telekinesis\|the same ability]]. That doesn't mean they are related.<br />		{{minus}} [[Brian Davis]] and [[Misha]] displayed [[Telekinesis\|the same ability]]. That doesn't mean they are related.<br />
	{{minus}} Both [[Ishi Nakamura]] and [[Linderman]] could [[Healing\|heal]]. It doesn't make them related.<br />		{{minus}} Both [[Ishi Nakamura]] and [[Linderman]] could [[Healing\|heal]]. It doesn't make them related.<br />
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	{{note}} There are both examples of relatives with different powers and unrelated people with the same power.<br />		{{note}} There are both examples of relatives with different powers and unrelated people with the same power.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] will come back for Season 4. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} The writers have expressed intentions on exploring more of Sylar's dad. Luke is closely related to the Gray family and [[Samson]].<br/>		\| [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]] will come back for Season 4. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} The writers have expressed intentions on exploring more of Sylar's dad. Luke is closely related to the Gray family and [[Samson]].<br/>
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	\| [[Luke]] isn't related to [[Sylar]] or [[Samson]]. The reason why he was a friend of Samson's is the same why he attempted to befriend Sylar - because both felt abandoned, insignificant and desperate. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Nothing suggests Luke is related to Samson or Sylar.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]] isn't related to [[Sylar]] or [[Samson]]. The reason why he was a friend of Samson's is the same why he attempted to befriend Sylar - because both felt abandoned, insignificant and desperate. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Nothing suggests Luke is related to Samson or Sylar.<br />
	{{plus}} Samson is a bored, tired man, and so is Luke.<br />		{{plus}} Samson is a bored, tired man, and so is Luke.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] will make [[Sylar]] remember who he is. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} They seem to have a strong bond.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]] will make [[Sylar]] remember who he is. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} They seem to have a strong bond.<br />
	:{{plus}} Luke helped Sylar to explore his origins, at the very least Sylar would be grateful for that.<br />		:{{plus}} Luke helped Sylar to explore his origins, at the very least Sylar would be grateful for that.<br />
	{{plus}} Writers have commented that they left Luke's situation open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />		{{plus}} Writers have commented that they left Luke's situation open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />
	{{minus}} How can Luke wake Sylar's memories if he won't even be able to recognize him under [[Shape shifting\|the disguise]] of [[Nathan]]?<br />		{{minus}} How can Luke wake Sylar's memories if he won't even be able to recognize him under [[Shape shifting\|the disguise]] of [[Nathan]]?<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] has joined [[Rebel]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will continue in the graphic novels, where Rebel's story is being explored.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]] has joined [[Rebel]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will continue in the graphic novels, where Rebel's story is being explored.<br />
	:{{note}} No, they said that the left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to, they said nothing about graphic novels.<br />		:{{note}} No, they said that the left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to, they said nothing about graphic novels.<br />
	:{{note}} At Comic-Con 2009, [[Oliver Grigsby]] said that they intended on Luke being a teen villain in the Rebellion story arc but that couldn't happen because the number of graphic novels was drastically reduced.<br />		:{{note}} At Comic-Con 2009, [[Oliver Grigsby]] said that they intended on Luke being a teen villain in the Rebellion story arc but that couldn't happen because the number of graphic novels was drastically reduced.<br />
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	{{minus}} Rebellion story arc takes place in the beginning of Volume Four near Building 26. At that time Luke was traveling with Sylar.<br />		{{minus}} Rebellion story arc takes place in the beginning of Volume Four near Building 26. At that time Luke was traveling with Sylar.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] will join the [[Carnival]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will be left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell\|Luke]] will join the [[Carnival]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will be left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />
	{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />		{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />
	:{{minus}} Luke liked the old Sylar, he might not be so willing to help Samuel making a new Sylar.<br />		:{{minus}} Luke liked the old Sylar, he might not be so willing to help Samuel making a new Sylar.<br />

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	\| [[Luke Campbell]] is Sylar's half-brother. \|\| None. \|\| {{note}} Luke's father's name is unknown.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell]] is Sylar's half-brother. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} Luke's father's name is unknown.<br />
	:{{minus}} Many characters have at least one parent with his/her name unknown.<br />		:{{minus}} Many characters have at least one parent with his/her name unknown.<br />
	:{{plus}} [[Mary Campbell]] said she "didn't like that taxidermist". Since they live so close, this could imply that the two of them had "fooled around" but then parted ways due to some conflict. This would be why neither has told [[Luke]], as he doesn't seem to know.<br />		:{{plus}} [[Mary Campbell]] said she "didn't like that taxidermist". Since they live so close, this could imply that the two of them had "fooled around" but then parted ways due to some conflict. This would be why neither has told [[Luke]], as he doesn't seem to know.<br />
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	:{{minus}} Or maybe it's just suppressed father's instinct. Fathers who abandon their little children usually enjoy spending time with grown-up kids better.<br />		:{{minus}} Or maybe it's just suppressed father's instinct. Fathers who abandon their little children usually enjoy spending time with grown-up kids better.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] will become Sylar's apprentice. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Promotional articles referring to Luke have always heavily hinted, if not said outright, that he will become Sylar's apprentice.<br />		\| [[Luke]] will become Sylar's apprentice. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Promotional articles referring to Luke have always heavily hinted, if not said outright, that he will become Sylar's apprentice.<br />
	{{plus}} Without Luke's character for interaction, Sylar would have no reason to still be on the show. The 'searching for the disappeared dad' bit was done in Volume 2 with [[Matt]] and [[Maury]]; Sylar's heel face revolving door antics in Volume 3 have worn his popularity down considerably. As a character, he can't afford to kill Luke.<br />		{{plus}} Without Luke's character for interaction, Sylar would have no reason to still be on the show. The 'searching for the disappeared dad' bit was done in Volume 2 with [[Matt]] and [[Maury]]; Sylar's heel face revolving door antics in Volume 3 have worn his popularity down considerably. As a character, he can't afford to kill Luke.<br />
	:{{minus}} Not really. Sylar could prove to be a valuable ally for the "rebels" (Matt Parkman, Peter, Mohinder, etc.) in their fight. Even without them, he's a very angry person who wants some answers, and isn't afraid to kill a truck full of higher-than-SWAT team troops to get to it.<br />		:{{minus}} Not really. Sylar could prove to be a valuable ally for the "rebels" (Matt Parkman, Peter, Mohinder, etc.) in their fight. Even without them, he's a very angry person who wants some answers, and isn't afraid to kill a truck full of higher-than-SWAT team troops to get to it.<br />
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	{{plus}} Sylar has already "trained" Luke with advice (about family and powers), shown him how Sylar plots and prioritizes (using Luke, obtaining the laptop, chasing his father...) and taught him some basic government avoiding skills. It would not be that far-fetched for Luke to utilize these lessons.<br />		{{plus}} Sylar has already "trained" Luke with advice (about family and powers), shown him how Sylar plots and prioritizes (using Luke, obtaining the laptop, chasing his father...) and taught him some basic government avoiding skills. It would not be that far-fetched for Luke to utilize these lessons.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] likes [[Sylar]] as more than a friend. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Luke always smiles when he sees Sylar.<br />		\| [[Luke]] likes [[Sylar]] as more than a friend. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Luke always smiles when he sees Sylar.<br />
	:{{minus}} Noah always smiles when he sees Claire; ~~does that make~~ his thoughts towards her inappropriate?<br />		:{{minus}} Noah always smiles when he sees Claire and his thoughts towards her are not inappropriate.<br />
	:{{note}} Noah is Claire's father and loves her.<br />		:{{note}} Noah is Claire's father and loves her.<br />
	:{{plus}} Love, in most dramatic productions, is shown through a smile or a long glance. For a father to love a daughter is natural. For a stranger to love another stranger is improbable, especially with Luke's apathetic personality.<br />		:{{plus}} Love, in most dramatic productions, is shown through a smile or a long glance. For a father to love a daughter is natural. For a stranger to love another stranger is improbable, especially with Luke's apathetic personality.<br />
	:{{minus}} Sylar is the first person that understands him. He felt for the first time that he's got a friend.<br />		::{{minus}} Sylar is the first person that understands him. He felt for the first time that he's got a friend.<br />
	:{{minus}} Or, which is more likely, Luke was just amazed he was going to travel with such an awesome guy, which is, too, shown through smile and glance.<br />		::{{minus}} Or, which is more likely, Luke was just amazed he was going to travel with such an awesome guy, which is, too, shown through smile and glance.<br />
	{{plus}} Luke put his life at risk to protect Sylar.<br />		{{plus}} Luke put his life at risk to protect Sylar.<br />
	:{{minus}} Luke is a fool.<br />		:{{minus}} Luke is a fool.<br />
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	{{plus}} That theory could mean Luke likes Sylar as a brother, more then a friend doesn't have to mean love.<br />		{{plus}} That theory could mean Luke likes Sylar as a brother, more then a friend doesn't have to mean love.<br />
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	\| [[Luke Campbell]] is Sylar's nephew. \|\| None. \|\| {{note}} Sylar's father will appear pretty much older to be Luke's father. Best chance Sylar's father is Luke's grandfather.<br />		\| [[Luke Campbell]] is Sylar's nephew. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} Sylar's father will appear pretty much older to be Luke's father. Best chance Sylar's father is Luke's grandfather.<br />
	{{minus}} Samson sold Sylar to his brother and killed his wife shortly thereafter, implying that Sylar was their only child.<br />		{{minus}} Samson sold Sylar to his brother and killed his wife shortly thereafter, implying that Sylar was their only child.<br />
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	{{note}} There are both examples of relatives with different powers and unrelated people with the same power.<br />		{{note}} There are both examples of relatives with different powers and unrelated people with the same power.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] will come back for Season 4. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The writers have expressed intentions on exploring more of Sylar's dad. Luke is closely related to the Gray family and [[Samson]].<br/>		\| [[Luke]] will come back for Season 4. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} The writers have expressed intentions on exploring more of Sylar's dad. Luke is closely related to the Gray family and [[Samson]].<br/>
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	\| [[Luke]] isn't related to [[Sylar]] or [[Samson]]. The reason why he was a friend of Samson's is the same why he attempted to befriend Sylar - because both felt abandoned, insignificant and desperate. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Nothing suggests Luke is related to Samson or Sylar.<br />		\| [[Luke]] isn't related to [[Sylar]] or [[Samson]]. The reason why he was a friend of Samson's is the same why he attempted to befriend Sylar - because both felt abandoned, insignificant and desperate. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Nothing suggests Luke is related to Samson or Sylar.<br />
	{{plus}} Samson is a bored, tired man, and so is Luke.<br />		{{plus}} Samson is a bored, tired man, and so is Luke.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] will make [[Sylar]] remember who he is. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They seem to have a strong bond.<br />		\| [[Luke]] will make [[Sylar]] remember who he is. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} They seem to have a strong bond.<br />
	:{{plus}} Luke helped Sylar to explore his origins, at the very least Sylar would be grateful for that.<br />		:{{plus}} Luke helped Sylar to explore his origins, at the very least Sylar would be grateful for that.<br />
	{{plus}} Writers have commented that they left Luke's situation open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />		{{plus}} Writers have commented that they left Luke's situation open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />
	{{minus}} How can Luke wake Sylar's memories if he won't even be able to recognize him under [[Shape shifting\|the disguise]] of [[Nathan]]?<br />		{{minus}} How can Luke wake Sylar's memories if he won't even be able to recognize him under [[Shape shifting\|the disguise]] of [[Nathan]]?<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] has joined [[Rebel]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will continue in the graphic novels, where Rebel's story is being explored.<br />		\| [[Luke]] has joined [[Rebel]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will continue in the graphic novels, where Rebel's story is being explored.<br />
	:{{note}} No, they said that the left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to, they said nothing about graphic novels.<br />		:{{note}} No, they said that the left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to, they said nothing about graphic novels.<br />
	:{{note}} At Comic-Con 2009, [[Oliver Grigsby]] said that they intended on Luke being a teen villain in the Rebellion story arc but that couldn't happen because the number of graphic novels was drastically reduced.<br />		:{{note}} At Comic-Con 2009, [[Oliver Grigsby]] said that they intended on Luke being a teen villain in the Rebellion story arc but that couldn't happen because the number of graphic novels was drastically reduced.<br />
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	{{minus}} Rebellion story arc takes place in the beginning of Volume Four near Building 26. At that time Luke was traveling with Sylar.<br />		{{minus}} Rebellion story arc takes place in the beginning of Volume Four near Building 26. At that time Luke was traveling with Sylar.<br />
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	\| [[Luke]] will join the [[Carnival]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will be left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />		\| [[Luke]] will join the [[Carnival]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} The writers have said that Luke's story will be left his storyline open so they could bring him back if they ever wanted to.<br />
	{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />		{{plus}} [[Samuel]] might wants his help to rebuild a better [[Sylar]].<br />
	:{{minus}} Luke liked the old Sylar, he might not be so willing to help Samuel making a new Sylar.<br />		:{{minus}} Luke liked the old Sylar, he might not be so willing to help Samuel making a new Sylar.<br />