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Theories about Series of eight (painting)

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Each of the eight paintings depicts the death of a member of the group of twelve	none.	+ Kaito Nakamura was a member of the group of twelve. - It is unlikely that HRG, depicted dead in 8/8, was a member of the group as he took orders from Kaito (Company Man) and he did not know Linderman was a power behind the Company (.07%).
The 8th painting does not picture the actual death of HRG.	None	+ Other paintings have shown the results of illusions, e.g. The President Stands Alone turned out to be Sylar, mascarading as Nathan. + It's unlikely that Claire would mug down with West while standing over the still-warm body of her adoptive father. - West could have possibly shot HRG for revenge and he is actually holding Claire away from the still-warm body of her adoptive father.

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 | The [[:Image:Painting eight of eight.jpg| 8th painting]] does not picture the actual death of HRG. || None || [[Image:Lindermans archives president.jpg|thumb|right]] {{plus}} Other paintings have shown the results of [[Illusion|illusions]], ''e.g.'' ''The President Stands Alone'' turned out to be [[Sylar (future)|Sylar]], mascarading as [[Nathan]]. <br>
-{{plus}} We'd '''''like''''' to think it unlikely that [[Claire]] would mug down with [[West]] while standing over the still-warm body of her adoptive father. <br> {{minus}} West could have possibly shot HRG for revenge and he is actually holding Claire away from the still-warm body of her adoptive father.
+{{plus}} It's unlikely that [[Claire]] would mug down with [[West]] while standing over the still-warm body of her adoptive father. <br> {{minus}} West could have possibly shot HRG for revenge and he is actually holding Claire away from the still-warm body of her adoptive father.