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'''Mr. Petrelli''' is [[Nathan Petrelli|Nathan]] and [[Peter Petrelli|Peter]]'s late father. |
'''Mr. Petrelli''' is [[Nathan Petrelli|Nathan]] and [[Peter Petrelli|Peter]]'s late father. |
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==Character History== |
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Mr. Petrelli was a criminal defense attorney with ties to [[Mr. Linderman]], and was apparently involved in some of Linderman's [[:Category: Linderman's Organization|illicit activities]]. Just prior to his apparent suicide, his son Nathan was preparing to [[Linderman's prosecution|prosecute]] Linderman, even though doing so would implicate his father. Nathan's brother Peter was prepared to testify, indicating he had knowledge of his father's involvement in Linderman's crimes. |
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===[[Genesis]]=== |
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===[[Don't Look Back]]=== |
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He evidently left his wife considerably wealthy. |
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As Peter recovers in his hospital bed, his mother comes to visit. After asking about Peter's rooftop episode, Angela reveals that Mr. Petrelli was diagonosed with clinical [[depression]] at age 23. He committed [[suicide, but not before two failed attempts to kill himself. Both attempts were covered up as heart attacks. Angela fears Peter's delusions of grandeur are signs that he is developing the same problem his father had. |
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===[[Six Months Ago]]=== |
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Mr. Petrelli does not come to Peter's apartment celebrating his graduation from nursing school. Angela tells Peter that Mr. Petrelli is very proud of him, but couldn't attend the party because he has a meeting with Mr. Linderman in Atlantic City. Later at the celebration, Nathan informs Peter that the District Attorney wants Nathan to prosecute Mr. Linderman. Peter points out that their father often defends Mr. Linderman in court. Going after Mr. Linderman will implicate their father, since he had knowledge of Linderman's crimes. Nathan explains that this is an opportunity to "take the stink off the family." |
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A while later, Nathan informs Peter that there's not going to be a deposition because their father is dead. Nathan claims that he died of a heart attack. He tells Peter to take comfort in the fact that their father didn't know what they were about to do to him. |
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==Notes== |
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*Mr. Petrelli appears to have been financially successful as a lawyer, and seems to have left his wife considerably wealthy. |
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| Mr. Petrelli | |
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| Known ability | None |
| Formal name | Unknown |
| Gender | |
| Date of death | April 25th 2006, suicide |
| Residence | Mr. Petrelli's home |
| Occupation | Criminal defense attorney |
| Significant other | Angela Petrelli |
| Children | Peter Petrelli, Nathan Petrelli |
Mr. Petrelli is Nathan and Peter's late father.
Character History
Genesis
Don't Look Back
As Peter recovers in his hospital bed, his mother comes to visit. After asking about Peter's rooftop episode, Angela reveals that Mr. Petrelli was diagonosed with clinical depression at age 23. He committed [[suicide, but not before two failed attempts to kill himself. Both attempts were covered up as heart attacks. Angela fears Peter's delusions of grandeur are signs that he is developing the same problem his father had.
Six Months Ago
Mr. Petrelli does not come to Peter's apartment celebrating his graduation from nursing school. Angela tells Peter that Mr. Petrelli is very proud of him, but couldn't attend the party because he has a meeting with Mr. Linderman in Atlantic City. Later at the celebration, Nathan informs Peter that the District Attorney wants Nathan to prosecute Mr. Linderman. Peter points out that their father often defends Mr. Linderman in court. Going after Mr. Linderman will implicate their father, since he had knowledge of Linderman's crimes. Nathan explains that this is an opportunity to "take the stink off the family."
A while later, Nathan informs Peter that there's not going to be a deposition because their father is dead. Nathan claims that he died of a heart attack. He tells Peter to take comfort in the fact that their father didn't know what they were about to do to him.
Notes
- Mr. Petrelli appears to have been financially successful as a lawyer, and seems to have left his wife considerably wealthy.
Fan Theories
Please refer to Theory:Mr. Petrelli for fan-created theories and other speculation.