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{{infobox reference | image = King.jpg | caption = Author Stephen King, whose works are often paralleled in ''Heroes''. | first = Don't Look Back | wikilink = Stephen_King}}
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There are several interesting parallels between ''Heroes'' and the works of '''Stephen King'''.
There are several interesting parallels between ''Heroes'' and the works of '''Stephen King'''.
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===Carrie===
===Carrie===


* [[Mrs. Walker]] is [[telekinesis|telekinetically]] impaled to a wall by household utensils, just like Mararet White in the film version of ''Carrie''. (''[[Don't Look Back]]'')
* [[Mrs. Walker]] is [[telekinesis|telekinetically]] impaled to a wall by household utensils, just like Margaret White in the film version of ''Carrie''. (''[[Don't Look Back]]'')
* [[Claire]], a popular girl, asks [[Zach]], an unpopular boy, to be her date to Homecoming, in the same way that popular Tommy Ross asks unpopular Carrie White to the prom. (''[[Homecoming]]'')
* [[Claire]], a popular girl, asks [[Zach]], an unpopular boy, to be her date to the homecoming dance, in the same way that popular Tommy Ross asks unpopular Carrie White to the prom. (''[[Episode:Homecoming|Homecoming]]'')
* [[Sylar]] kills [[Virginia Gray|his mother]] when she attacks him because of [[intuitive aptitude|his power]], similar to the way Margaret White attacks her daughter Carrie. (''[[The Hard Part]]'')
* [[Sylar]] kills [[Virginia Gray|his mother]] when she attacks him because of [[intuitive aptitude|his power]], similar to the climactic confrontation between Margaret White and her daughter Carrie. (''[[The Hard Part]]'')

===The Shining===

* [[Matt]] can communicate [[telepathy|telepathically]] with people, like Danny and Dick Hallorann. (''[[Fight or Flight]]'')
* [[Bridget Bailey]] [[clairsentience|knows the history of an object just by touching it]], similar to how Danny psychically glimpses the grim hisory of the Overlook. (''[[One of Us, One of Them]]'')


===The Stand===
===The Stand===


* Much of the world's population is wiped out by a [[Shanti virus|deadly virus]], just like what happens with "Captain Trips" in ''The Stand''. (''[[Out of Time]]'')
* Much of the world's population is wiped out by a [[Shanti virus|deadly virus]], just like what happens with "Captain Trips". (''[[Out of Time]]'')

===Firestarter===

* A [[The Company|clandestine organisation]] [[bag and tag|abducts]] targets with [[ability|special abilities]], akin to the mysterious government agency in ''Firestarter''. (''[[Collision]]'')
* [[Meredith Gordon]] has the ability of [[pyrokinesis]], just like Charlie. (''[[The Fix]]'')
* [[Maury Parkman]] can [[telepathy|persuade]] people to do things and create nightmarish illusions, like Andy. (''[[Fight or Flight]]'')
* [[Mohinder]] injects himself with a [[formula]] that gives him a special ability, similar to what happens to Andy. (''[[The Second Coming]]'')

===It===

* [[Candice]] has the ability to [[illusion|alter people's perceptions]], like Pennywise. (''[[Parasite]]'')

===The Green Mile===

* [[Mr. Linderman]] has the power to [[healing|heal others]], just like John Coffey. (''[[.07%]]'')

===Bag of Bones===

* Matt's social situation causes him problems with the adoption of [[Molly|a special child]], reflecting the problems that Mike has adopting Kyra. (''[[Four Months Later...]]'')

===The Dark Tower===

* [[Isaac]] is a long-haired, [[precognition|talented]] [[Isaac's paintings|artist]], very similar to Patrick Danville. (''[[Genesis]]'')
* [[Hiro]] can [[space time manipulation|move through time and space]], an ability he shares with Sheemie Ruiz. (''[[Genesis]]'')
* [[Niki]] suffers from [[split personality|a split personality]], much like Odetta Holmes/Detta Walker. (''[[Genesis]]'')
* Hiro discovers that his enemy is [[Adam Monroe|a face from the past long thought dead]], much like Roland discovering that Randall Flagg is actually his old nemesis, Marten Broadcloak. (''[[Cautionary Tales]]'')


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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Image:MollysMother.jpg|[[Mrs. Walker]] is [[telekinesis|telekinetically]] pinned to a wall with household items...
Image:MollysMother.jpg|[[Mrs. Walker]] is [[telekinesis|telekinetically]] pinned to a wall with household items...
Image:White.jpg|...Just like Margaret White in Brian DePalma's adaptation of ''Carrie''.
Image:White.jpg|...Just like Margaret White in Brian DePalma's adaptation of ''Carrie''.
Image:Precognition.jpg|[[Isaac Mendez]], a talented artist...
Image:Danville.jpg|...Looks very similar to Patrick Danville, another talented artist.
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*[http://www.stepheking.com Stephen King's official website]
*[http://www.stepheking.com Stephen King's official website]

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Latest revision as of 05:48, 11 April 2010

Stephen King
File:King.jpg
Author Stephen King, whose works are often paralleled in Heroes.

First reference: Genesis
"Stephen King" on Wikipedia


There are several interesting parallels between Heroes and the works of Stephen King.

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Carrie

  • Mrs. Walker is telekinetically impaled to a wall by household utensils, just like Margaret White in the film version of Carrie. (Don't Look Back)
  • Claire, a popular girl, asks Zach, an unpopular boy, to be her date to the homecoming dance, in the same way that popular Tommy Ross asks unpopular Carrie White to the prom. (Homecoming)
  • Sylar kills his mother when she attacks him because of his power, similar to the climactic confrontation between Margaret White and her daughter Carrie. (The Hard Part)

The Shining

The Stand

  • Much of the world's population is wiped out by a deadly virus, just like what happens with "Captain Trips". (Out of Time)

Firestarter

It

The Green Mile

Bag of Bones

The Dark Tower

Gallery

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