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==Notes==
==Notes==
*It is unknown whether the Symbol necklace Peter is currently wearing is identically to the one the Haitian used to wear.
*It is unknown whether the Symbol necklace Peter is currently wearing is the same one the Haitian used to wear.


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Revision as of 00:20, 28 October 2007

Symbol necklace

First mentioned: One Giant Leap
Owned by: The Haitian, Peter

Both Peter and the Haitian wear necklaces with the Symbol.

About

One Giant Leap

Matt Parkman sees a black man wearing the necklace in a bar.

Company Man

In 1992, a young Haitian arrives at the Bennets' home in the company of Thompson. He is already wearing the necklace.

Graphic Novel:It Takes a Village, Part 1

Guillame, the leader and houngan of a Haitian village, wears a necklace with the symbol.

Graphic Novel:It Takes a Village, Part 4

Guillame gives the necklace to his son before taking his own life.

Four Months Later

When Ricky and his crew find Peter Petrelli in the shipping crate, he is wearing a necklace bearing the symbol.

Lizards

Mohinder meets the Haitian in his homeland. For the first time, he is not wearing the symbol around his neck.

Gallery

Notes

  • It is unknown whether the Symbol necklace Peter is currently wearing is the same one the Haitian used to wear.

Fan Theories

Please refer to Theory:Symbol necklace for fan-created theories and other speculation.


Jewelry edit

Ando's watchAron's diamondsClaire's necklaceClaire's heart necklaceDanko's pocket watchMohinder's ringNoah's watchPetrelli ringsSkull ringSylar's watchSymbol necklaceTracy's necklace

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