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imported>Ryangibsonstewart m →About: +link -- are Chandra's apartment and office the same place? If not, are you sure this didn't take place at his office? |
imported>Hardvice nope ... it's his apartment in Brooklyn. AFAIK, he did all of his work from the apartment in New York. His office is in Chennai. However, Chandra's apartment is a good idea for an article. |
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==About== |
==About== |
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As Eden and [[Mohinder]] search [[ |
As Eden and [[Mohinder]] search [[Chandra's apartment]] for clues about [[:Template:research|his research]], Eden notices that there are messages on Chandra's machine. After a message from Chandra's boss at the taxi service is a message from [[Sylar]]. Partway through the message, Chandra picks up the phone, and the remainder of their conversation is recorded. Sylar describes a "hunger" he can't control, and claims that Chandra "made him" that way. Chandra says Sylar is a murderer and that he wants nothing further to do with him. |
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==Memorable Quotes== |
==Memorable Quotes== |
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Revision as of 08:42, 29 November 2006
Sylar's message is a recording of a conversation between Sylar and Chandra Suresh discovered by Eden McCain on Chandra's answering machine.
About
As Eden and Mohinder search Chandra's apartment for clues about his research, Eden notices that there are messages on Chandra's machine. After a message from Chandra's boss at the taxi service is a message from Sylar. Partway through the message, Chandra picks up the phone, and the remainder of their conversation is recorded. Sylar describes a "hunger" he can't control, and claims that Chandra "made him" that way. Chandra says Sylar is a murderer and that he wants nothing further to do with him.
Memorable Quotes
S: "Hello, Chandra. Why won't you talk to me? ... You can't leave me like this."
C: "Hello, Mr. Sylar? I asked you not to call here anymore."
S: "The hunger, it's -- I can't control it... I don't want to... You made me this way."
C: "I made you a murderer?"
S: "You helped me to discover my potential... You wanted to see what I could do as much as I did. And now you want it to stop."
C: "It's over. Goodbye."
- -- Sylar's message on Chandra Suresh's answering machine - Don't Look Back