Examples of pyrokinesis

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Pyrokinesis is the ability to create and manipulate fire. A full list of examples of the power in action follows.

Season One Examples

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  In 1992, a fire starts in Meredith's apartment, allowing her to escape Mr. Bennet and Claude.
  (Hell's Angel)
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  In present-day, Meredith creates fire from her fingers to light a cigarette.
  (The Fix)
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  Meredith shows her daughter her capabilities by making a small fireball in her hand.
  (Distractions)
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  Meredith holds her hand over a stove to ignite a burner.
  (Run!)
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  Sometime after November 8, 2007, while battling a team of evolved humans, Peter ignites his hands.
  (Walls, Part 2)
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  In 2011, Sylar and Peter face off. In a creative mirroring of old western movies, Sylar's hands turn to ice at his will, where Peter's ignite flame.
  (Five Years Gone)

Season Two Examples

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  In 1989, Maarten ignites his hands...
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  ...and uses his ability to extinguish and trap the "liquid man".
  (Team Building Exercise)

Season Three Examples

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  Flint tries to escape from Level 5 by burning the glass.
  (The Second Coming)
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  Flint burns an innocent bystander on the street with his ability.
  (The Butterfly Effect)
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  Flint keeps his fires burning for fun.
  (The Butterfly Effect)
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  Meredith shows her ability.
  (The Butterfly Effect)
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  Meredith tries to light her Cigarette.
  (One of Us, One of Them)
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  Flint threatens hostages at the bank.
  (One of Us, One of Them)
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  Flint attacks Peter, in Jesse's body.
  (One of Us, One of Them)
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  Merideth uses fire...
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  ...to heat a shipping container, burning the oxygen...
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  ...and suffocating Claire.
  (One of Us, One of Them)
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  Flint attempts to take on Noah and Sylar.
  (One of Us, One of Them)
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  Peter cautiously enters Sylar's home in Costa Verde.
  (I Am Become Death)
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  Meredith warns Sandra to stay away from Eric Doyle.
  (Angels and Monsters)