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imported>Psilaq Remake New page: {{Assignment Tracker | name = Gabriel Gray | file = C004 | image = <!-- image file name (usually "At filePhoto.jpg") --> | alias = Sylar | weight = 150 | sex = M | hair = Black | nationali... |
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| history = Gray is the son of a watchmaker who carried on his father's trade for several years before being approached for study by Dr. Chandra Suresh, who termed |
| history = Gray is the son of a watchmaker who carried on his father's [[Gray & Sons|trade]] for several years before being approached for study by Dr. [[Chandra Suresh]], who termed Gray his "[[patient zero]]." Under Dr. Suresh's inadvertent tutelage, Gray realized he had more than one anomalistic ability; in fact, he came to understand that he could [[power theft|absorb]] the [[abilities]] of others. The specific mechanism of acquiring these powers remain unclear, but we understand that it requires the [[brain removal|removal of the victim's brain matter]]. While under [[Company]] protection, study into this mechanism began, but Gray escaped before our scientists could determine Gray's precise manner of acquiring abilities from his [[Sylar's victims|victims']] [[brain]] matter. |
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With the incorporation of new abilities into his genetic structure, Gray assumed the name Sylar and began killing individuals on Chandra Suresh's list of "specials." |
With the incorporation of new abilities into his genetic structure, Gray assumed the name Sylar and began killing individuals on Chandra Suresh's [[list]] of "[[evolved humans|specials]]." |
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We captured Gray after the Union Wells High School incident. FBI Agent Audrey Hanson and Matt Parkman's investigation led them to an unsuccessful raid on Primatech Paper while Sylar was in our custody. Under observation, Sylar proved uncooperative and an incident with Eden McCain/Sarah Ellis led to her death. Despite our best efforts, Sylar escaped from our custody before our study was completed. Gray's current location is unknown and death should not be presumed. |
We captured Gray after the [[Union Wells High School]] incident. [[FBI]] Agent [[Audrey Hanson]] and [[Matt Parkman]]'s investigation led them to an unsuccessful raid on [[Primatech Paper]] while Sylar was in our custody. Under observation, Sylar proved uncooperative and an incident with [[Eden McCain]]/Sarah Ellis led to her death. Despite our best efforts, Sylar escaped from [[Sylar's cell|our custody]] before our study was completed. Gray's current location is unknown and death should not be presumed. |
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| psych = Gabiel Gray's overbearing mother pressed on him the notion that he was "special" and meant for more than his family's middle-class existence. When he failed to |
| psych = Gabiel {{sic}} Gray's overbearing [[Virginia Gray|mother]] pressed on him the notion that he was "special" and meant for more than his family's middle-class existence. When he failed to live up to expectations, he fell into the [[Gray & Sons|family trade]] as a watchmaker and grew increasingly frustrated with his life. |
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When he began manifesting [[abilities]], he realized he could use them to fulfill his deep-seated desire to be "special" and thus prove his worth to his demanding mother. However, infusion of foreign DNA into Sylar's genome has corrupted his mind and [[moral ambiguity|moral compass]]. He began seeing himself as vastly superior to average people, which gave him--in his mind--the moral authority to [[brain removal|kill]] at will. He became sociopath and singularly focused on [[power theft|gaining more abilities]]. If still alive with his powers intact, his desire to be increasingly "special" will surely compel him to seek out [[Sylar's victims|additional victims]]. Extreme caution must be exercised if encountering Sylar. |
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Revision as of 06:50, 4 January 2009
This page is a recreation of [[{{{firstname}}} {{{lastname}}}]]'s Assignment Tracker 2.0 file. To view the original primatechpaper.com file, go to case number C004, and enter the password {{{password}}}.
Sylar
150
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Black
American
Fair
Slight
Caucasian
5'10"
Watchmaker
None
Cerebral
Gabriel Gray has absorbed numerous abilities from his prey, including telekinesis, enhanced memory and hearing, precognition, radioactivity, the ability to melt and freeze items, and possible unknown other para-evolutionary phenomena.
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Gray is the son of a watchmaker who carried on his father's trade for several years before being approached for study by Dr. Chandra Suresh, who termed Gray his "patient zero." Under Dr. Suresh's inadvertent tutelage, Gray realized he had more than one anomalistic ability; in fact, he came to understand that he could absorb the abilities of others. The specific mechanism of acquiring these powers remain unclear, but we understand that it requires the removal of the victim's brain matter. While under Company protection, study into this mechanism began, but Gray escaped before our scientists could determine Gray's precise manner of acquiring abilities from his victims' brain matter.
With the incorporation of new abilities into his genetic structure, Gray assumed the name Sylar and began killing individuals on Chandra Suresh's list of "specials."
We captured Gray after the Union Wells High School incident. FBI Agent Audrey Hanson and Matt Parkman's investigation led them to an unsuccessful raid on Primatech Paper while Sylar was in our custody. Under observation, Sylar proved uncooperative and an incident with Eden McCain/Sarah Ellis led to her death. Despite our best efforts, Sylar escaped from our custody before our study was completed. Gray's current location is unknown and death should not be presumed.
Gabiel [sic] Gray's overbearing mother pressed on him the notion that he was "special" and meant for more than his family's middle-class existence. When he failed to live up to expectations, he fell into the family trade as a watchmaker and grew increasingly frustrated with his life.
When he began manifesting abilities, he realized he could use them to fulfill his deep-seated desire to be "special" and thus prove his worth to his demanding mother. However, infusion of foreign DNA into Sylar's genome has corrupted his mind and moral compass. He began seeing himself as vastly superior to average people, which gave him--in his mind--the moral authority to kill at will. He became sociopath and singularly focused on gaining more abilities. If still alive with his powers intact, his desire to be increasingly "special" will surely compel him to seek out additional victims. Extreme caution must be exercised if encountering Sylar.