Flint Gordon, Jr.

Flint
Portrayed by	Blake Shields
First appearance	The Second Coming
In-story stats
Known ability	Pyrokinesis
Gender
Occupations	Agent of Pinehearst Company, former criminal
Sibling	Meredith Gordon (older sister)
Other relatives	Claire Bennet (niece)

Flint Gordon is a criminal who ends up in Level 5, and was subsequently among the escapees. Flint was recaptured, but freed and recruited into Pinehearst Company. He is an evolved human with the ability to create and manipulate blue flames.

Character History

The Second Coming

In Noah Bennet's house, Sylar, while stalking & hunting Claire throughout the house, finds a collection of evolved human files in one of Noah's boxes, one of which is on Flint. Sylar remarks the files are a "shopping list" of new abilities, and intends to take Flints' ability, as well as the other prisoners.

While in his cell, Flint repeatedly attempts to escape by using flames from his hands against the glass. These attempts failed, and left the inside of his room effectively burnt in some areas.

The Butterfly Effect

When Elle Bishop approaches Noah Bennet's cell to release him, Flint notices Elle walking by and attempts to chat her up, but Elle shirks off his irreverent comments.

Within minutes, Sylar arrives, and battles Noah and Elle. Elle ends the battle by unleashing a massive discharge that blows out Level 5's grid, releasing a dozen prisoners. As Elle lies injured and drifting in and out of consciousness on the ground, Flint is seen being pulled away by Knox, with Flint protesting he "wanted some fun" with Elle.

Much later, Flint and his fellow escapees arrive at a gas station and, while stealing a car and using it to escape, they effectively massacre all the other tenants there. Flint takes great pleasure burning a man to the bone, before getting in the vehicle and leaving.

One of Us, One of Them

Flint accompanies Knox, the German, and Peter (in Jesse's body) in the robbery of the First Federal Bank of New York. Flint uses pyrokinesis to frighten the people in the bank and power up Knox's enhanced strength. He stops a female teller from pressing an alarm and threatens to rape her. He is stopped by Peter.

Flint is later shot and captured by Noah Bennet.

Dying of the Light

Flint is stood outside of Sylar's cell whilst Daphne attempts (unsuccessfully) to recruit Sylar. She takes Flint with her on her way out, Flint commenting, "About time." Later, he is seen standing with Arthur, Knox, Daphne, and Maury when Peter arrives at the Pinehearst building. Flint instantly ignites his flames in defense.

Eris Quod Sum

Flint is sent to look for Peter, but to no avail. Arthur comes to the conclusion that Peter must have already escaped Pinehearst. Flint asks Arthur if he wants Peter crispy or well done, and Arthur calmly responds that he wants Peter alive.

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Evolved Human Abilities

Flint has the ability to create and control fire. Unlike Meredith and Maarten, Flint's fire is blue which suggests that the temperature of his flame is exceedingly hot. Using his ability, he has scorched the thick glass in his cell in Level 5 as well as burned a man to death.

According to his assignment tracker profile, Flint's control index is 80%. His data analysis shows his biological level at 30, cerebral at 15, elemental at 90, and temporal/spatial at 25. It should also be noted that the diagram included in the profile shows Flint's left hand with a positive symbol (+) and a much larger flame, while his right hand has a negative symbol (-) and a smaller flame.

Cranial imaging

Memorable Quotes

"Hey you come to see me baby, or what!"

"Screw you!"

- Flint, Elle (The Butterfly Effect)

"You want him crispy or well done?"

- Flint (Eris Quod Sum)

Notes

• According to his assignment tracker profile, Flint is 5'10" and weighs 175 pounds.

Fan Theories

Please refer to Theory:Flint Gordon, Jr. for fan-created theories and other speculation. Template:Pinehearst