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References
Eris Quod Sum
When Peter wakes up at Pinehearst Headquarters, Arthur sits nearby, holding a copy of Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra.
Heroes Evolutions
In chapter 6 of Slow Burn, Josh asks Draph what he's been up to, and if he's still trying to save the world. Draph says that he is working on his dissertation about Nietzsche's Overman theory. Even though Draph says that Josh would like it, Josh says he doesn't want to be a lab rat.
Notes
- In a deleted scene from Nothing to Hide, as seen on the Season One DVD, Claire holds a copy of Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra as she discusses the nature of her ability with Lyle.