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Many characters feel compelled to make sacrifices because of their powers or for other reasons.
Episodic Recurrences
Genesis
- Niki Sanders opperates her porn site lasvegasniki.com to raise money to pay off Micah's school debt.
Don't Look Back
- Claire does not reveal that she saved a man at the train wreck, and does not get the attention and praise Jackie recieved.
One Giant Leap
- Peter Petrelli unwillingly gives up his private life when Nathan makes a strategical political move.
Fallout
- When Niki realizes Jessica is a danger to her family, she gets herself arrested in order to ensure Jessica doesn't cause any more damage.
Graphic Novel Recurrences
- Dr. Chandra Suresh sacrifices his life for his research. Mohinder then feels compelled to sacrifice his own dreams in order to "slay the monster. (Monsters)
- Immigrants such as Chandra and the Chelsea Cab Company boss sacrifice their prestigious careers in their home countries for life in America. (Monsters)
- Hiro Nakamura sacrifices his valuable edition of Action Comics, Issue #1, to make a paper crane to honor his grandfather. (The Crane)
- D.L. Hawkins relinquishes his status as a law-abiding citizen by escaping prison to protect his family. (Snapshots)
- Officer Matt Parkman possibly sacrifices his safety and the safety of others to catch a criminal. (Control)
- Sylar selfishly sacrifices the life of an old man. (Turning Point)
- Mr. Bennet confirms that Eden McCain sacrificed suicide her life to avoid having her power stolen. (Fathers & Daughters|)
- Hana's grandmother sacrifices her freedom to fight the Nazis. (Wireless, Part 1, Part 3)
- Hana gives up her trust (and sight) to her psychologist and her new mentor. (Wireless, Part 2)
- Hana sacrices her freedom to execute a mission for the Agency Without Initials. (Wireless, Part 3)