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|The dagger will somehow find its way into [[Monica]]'s hands, and will become her signature weapon. || One of the items in the Primatech Vault is a dagger with a snake-like blade. || {{plus}} The dagger in the vault is identical in appearance to the dagger being held by [[St. Joan]] on the cover of her 9th Wonders comic. |
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|The cards belong to [[Arthur Petrelli]] || One of the items in the Primatech Vault is a group of 3 playing cards || {{plus}} In [[Graphic Novel: War Buddies]], it is mentioned how "Dallas" Petrelli is incredibly lucky at cards. |
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|The Company spent considerable resources saving Sylar's life because they need him to extract the power stored in the brain inside the Vault. || One of the items inside the Primatech Vault is a preserved brain. || {{plus}} The brain is stored alongside assorted mystery items, including a virus with the power to wipe out the human race, suggesting it holds high value or significant power. <br> {{plus}} Despite the incredible danger Sylar poses to all evolved humans, the Company has gone to great lengths to preserve his life; forbidding Mr. Bennet from killing him in Season 1, and treating him with several major surgeries to save him from the stab wound from Hiro's katana. <br> {{plus}} The crew commentary to ''[[Powerless]]'' suggests that the vault items are major clues to future plot points. <br> {{plus}} Sylar is the only character to be associated with brains as a plot element. <br> {{minus}} It would be insane to willingly give a powerful ability to someone as dangerous and uncontrollable as Sylar. |
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: {{plus}} The brain's power may be of a highly valueable but non-combat-related nature, such as Bob's ability to turn base metals into gold. |
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:{{note}} The Company may believe that they had the means to control Sylar, i.e. by having Maury Parkman mentally dominate him, or by having the Haitian mindwipe his more vicious impulses. |
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{{plus}} It could also be the reason why the company kept [[Peter Petrelli|Peter]] in a cell. Peter should have Sylar's [[intuitive aptitude]] ability and would also be able to extract the power from the brain.<br> |
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