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==[[Heroes Evolutions]]== |
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On January 18, 2008, the [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/evolutions/season2/season2_drucker.shtml Richard Drucker page] at [[NBC.com]] was updated to read, "In the [[The Golden Goose|January 7 graphic novel]], a shocking revelation came to light... the man we thought was Richard Drucker was actually his personal pilot, [[Goose Hampton]]. The real Richard Drucker died in a plane crash [[1992|years ago]]." This means that a few months before [[Bob]] arrived, [[Traveler]] |
On January 18, 2008, the [http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/evolutions/season2/season2_drucker.shtml Richard Drucker page] at [[NBC.com]] was updated to read, "In the [[The Golden Goose|January 7 graphic novel]], a shocking revelation came to light... the man we thought was Richard Drucker was actually his personal pilot, [[Goose Hampton]]. The real Richard Drucker died in a plane crash [[1992|years ago]]." This means that a few months before [[Bob]] arrived, [[Traveler]] gave Goose, whom he believes to be Drucker, a message from [[Hana Gitelman]] and tells him they must be related. (''[[Graphic Novel:The Last Shangri-La]]'') |
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Revision as of 02:50, 19 January 2008
| Hampton Connolly | |
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| First appearance | The Golden Goose |
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| Known ability | None |
| Nicknames | Goose, Hamp |
| Gender | |
| Date of death | 2007 |
| Home | Bhutan |
| Occupation | Richard Drucker's pilot |
Hampton "Goose" Connolly was Richard Drucker's pilot.
Character History
Graphic Novel:The Golden Goose
In 1992, Goose and Drucker crash-land their plane in the Himalayas of Bhutan. At least Goose parachutes out and is welcomed to live there by the monks. Goose lives there for 15 years, until he receives a visit from Bob. Bob interrogates Goose about the whereabouts of Drucker, first turning his arm to gold, when he doesn't answer. Bob then turns Goose's entire body to gold. Goose is carried out of Bhutan on a stretcher as a life-size golden statue. Later, Bob leaves the golden statue in a giant vat, left to melt.
Heroes Evolutions
On January 18, 2008, the Richard Drucker page at NBC.com was updated to read, "In the January 7 graphic novel, a shocking revelation came to light... the man we thought was Richard Drucker was actually his personal pilot, Goose Hampton. The real Richard Drucker died in a plane crash years ago." This means that a few months before Bob arrived, Traveler gave Goose, whom he believes to be Drucker, a message from Hana Gitelman and tells him they must be related. (Graphic Novel:The Last Shangri-La)
Gallery
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15 years ago, Drucker and Goose were flying through the Himalayas...
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...and had to ditch their plane and parachute out.
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Goose survived and enjoyed being befriended at a monastery by monks...
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...and local women, but Drucker was reported killed in the crash.
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Years later, Goose pretends to be Richard Drucker...
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...and meets Traveler in a Bhutanese temple. All seems well...
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...but one night, Bob awakens Goose at gunpoint...
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...threatening Goose, first turning his arm to gold...
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...then his face...
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...then his entire body...
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...thereafter melting Goose into liquid gold.
See Also
- For other uses of Goose, see Goose (disambig).
