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Theories about Explosion future

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Dark Future May still happen/The Future is unavoidable	The Dark Future is/was 5 years in the future and may not be entirely avoided.	+ (S02E09 - Cautionary Tales) Isaac's painting portrayed Mohinder with a smoking gun. When Noah first met with Mohinder & Elle (when Will attacked Elle) Mohinder pointed the gun at Noah exactly like in the painting, but Noah saw this and fought it. However, it seemed to have caught up to him at the end of the episode where this time, the gun was smoking. + Also to mention is Hiro's quest to save his father. This explains perfectly why Kaito accepted his death so easily, and the exact same situation happened either way before we know of Hiro's involvement. + This also explains why when we first saw this, Adam disappeared. Hiro has stopped time and thus should he move Adam, it will appear as if he disappeared into thin air. If Hiro didn't get involved in the first place, remember, we'd still see Adam running off or healing before running off. + There seems to be a hidden message in this episode, in that these things are inevitable and will happen. It seems that the things we saw in the first season are finished yet, the city might still be in danger and the Dark Future might still come to pass.

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+| Dark Future May still happen/The Future is unavoidable || The Dark Future is/was 5 years in the future and may not be entirely avoided. || {{plus}} (S02E09 - Cautionary Tales) Isaac's painting portrayed Mohinder with a smoking gun. When Noah first met with Mohinder & Elle (when Will attacked Elle) Mohinder pointed the gun at Noah exactly like in the painting, but Noah saw this and fought it. However, it seemed to have caught up to him at the end of the episode where this time, the gun was smoking.
+{{plus}}Also to mention is Hiro's quest to save his father. This explains perfectly why Kaito accepted his death so easily, and the exact same situation happened either way before we know of Hiro's involvement.
+{{plus}} This also explains why when we first saw this, Adam disappeared. Hiro has stopped time and thus should he move Adam, it will appear as if he disappeared into thin air. If Hiro didn't get involved in the first place, remember, we'd still see Adam running off or healing before running off.
+{{plus}}There seems to be a hidden message in this episode, in that these things are inevitable and will happen. It seems that the things we saw in the first season are finished yet, the city might still be in danger and the Dark Future might still come to pass.
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