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| [[Nathan Petrelli]] is the biological father of West. || The parallel between their two powers is noted by [[Noah |
| [[Nathan Petrelli]] is the biological father of West. || The parallel between their two powers is noted by [[Noah Bennet]]. {{epp|209}} || {{plus}} They both have the power of flight. |
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:{{note}} Most other parents and children do not share powers (Meredith, Nathan, and Claire; D.L., Niki, and Micah), though some do (Matt and Maury).<br /> |
:{{note}} Most other parents and children do not share powers (Meredith, Nathan, and Claire; D.L., Niki, and Micah), though some do (Matt and Maury).<br /> |
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{{minus}}It is unlikely that West and Claire would be written in kissing each other if they were siblings.<br /> |
{{minus}}It is unlikely that West and Claire would be written in kissing each other if they were siblings.<br /> |
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:{{plus}}However, in ''[[Star Wars]]'', Luke and Leia kiss twice even though they later find out they are brother and sister, so some precedent would exist.<br /> |
:{{plus}}However, in ''[[Star Wars]]'', Luke and Leia kiss twice even though they later find out they are brother and sister, so some precedent would exist.<br /> |
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::{{minus}} It should be noted that ''Heroes'' is not ''Star Wars'', and that incest would be inappropriate for, and detrimental to the show. |
::{{minus}} It should be noted that ''Heroes'' is not ''Star Wars'', and that incest would be inappropriate for, and detrimental to the show. |
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::{{plus}} Claire may have shown similar incestuous overtones in the NBC trailer for ''Villains'': she admitted her continued love for her uncle Peter. |
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::{{minus}} It is likely Claire is just expressing familial love for her uncle in that scene. |
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::{{note}} For some reason people seem to think it's impossible that she meant it in a non-incestuous way. Personally I find this disturbing. I say "I love you" to my family members all the time, yet I do not wish to have romantic interrelations with any of them. |
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| West is a [[wikipedia:sociopath|sociopath]] and possible [[wikipedia:Solipsism|solipsist]].|| He |
| West is a [[wikipedia:sociopath|sociopath]] and possible [[wikipedia:Solipsism|solipsist]].|| He displayed many characteristics of a sociopath b the way he watched people in ''[[Graphic Novel:Flying Blind|Flying Blind]]''. || {{plus}} He refers to himself as a breed apart from humanity. While others with abilities try to retain their humanity, characters like West and Sylar revel in their separateness and superiority. <br /> |
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{{plus}}His observations on the two types of humans (robots and aliens) are snide. West probably doesn't have much love for humans. His disgust does not originate from injustice (like being picked on), but because he sees himself as superior.<br /> |
{{plus}}His observations on the two types of humans (robots and aliens) are snide. West probably doesn't have much love for humans. His disgust does not originate from injustice (like being picked on), but because he sees himself as superior.<br /> |
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:{{minus}}He used the "alien" and the "robot" as a "METAPHOR", meaning its not exactly what he meant. What he meant is, if you are an "alien", meaning you do whatever you, no one tells you what to do. And "robot" if you are being controlled by the people around you i.e. your parents; because robots are being controlled. |
:{{minus}}He used the "alien" and the "robot" as a "METAPHOR", meaning its not exactly what he meant. What he meant is, if you are an "alien", meaning you do whatever you, no one tells you what to do. And "robot" if you are being controlled by the people around you i.e. your parents; because robots are being controlled. |
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The following fan theories are about West Rosen.
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Theories
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| Nathan Petrelli is the biological father of West. | The parallel between their two powers is noted by Noah Bennet. (Cautionary Tales) | + They both have the power of flight.
- It is unlikely that West and Claire would be written in kissing each other if they were siblings.
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| West is a sociopath and possible solipsist. | He displayed many characteristics of a sociopath b the way he watched people in Flying Blind. | + He refers to himself as a breed apart from humanity. While others with abilities try to retain their humanity, characters like West and Sylar revel in their separateness and superiority. + His observations on the two types of humans (robots and aliens) are snide. West probably doesn't have much love for humans. His disgust does not originate from injustice (like being picked on), but because he sees himself as superior.
+ He has also demonstrated obsessive tendencies, in stalking and spying on Claire. |
| West knew about Claire's powers before seeing her cut off her toe. | West left a copy of Activating Evolution at Claire's house after seeing her cut off her toe. (Lizards) | + If West were "stalking" Claire out of mere lust or romantic interest, he would have no reason to carry Activating Evolution with him. - He may carry the book around because he is reading it to study his own ability. + West showed up almost immediately after Claire jumped off the "tower", injured herself, and regenerated (Four Months Later). He could have seen her power then. |
| West will become a villain. | West uses his and Claire's powers to play a prank on Debbie and get her suspended (The Line). | + West has shown he is willing to use his powers for petty and even harmful goals. This sets him apart from characters who use their powers for harmless or unselfish purposes.
+ In the episode commentary for The Line, the writers explain that West views his powers as making him separate from and above humanity (in the scene where he tells Claire that he doesn't really care what his parents think, because he can fly). The belief that superpowered people are superior to normal people is a common theme for comic book villains.
- In an interview on G4 TV, when asked if West was a potential villain, Jack Coleman mentions that many fans are jumping to conclusions regarding West's character.
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| West is the son of Adam Monroe. | None. | - Adam said that he was locked up for the last 30 years.
- West shows disdain for his parents because he has powers, implying that his parents don't.
• This would be "inverse" power heredity compared to Claire. West would be the flying son of a regenerative man, while Claire would be the regenerative daughter of a flying man.
+ The names "Adam" and "West" combine to form the name of an actor famous for playing Batman on TV - a sly comic book reference? |
| West will be killed by Sylar. | None. | + It is known that Peter and Sylar thematically reflect each other and would further their similarities by having each constantly obtaining the others powers (as Peter obtained telekinesis like Sylar, so would Sylar obtain flight like Peter).
- Saying that Sylar would gain flight from West is like saying that he would kill Nathan, and that would lead to a real conflict between Peter and Sylar.
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