User:DocM/Claire and Crying
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 Claire cries at her father's eulogy. |
Claire Bennet tends to cry without warning.
Recurrences
Claire returns to her home after being raped and killed by Brody. She lies to her father about what happened, and sits on the stairs when he leaves. She cries to herself.
Claire, after being in a car crash with Brody, lies in a hospital bed and, while crying, tells her father exactly what happened on the night of the bonfire. She tearingly apologises to him.
Claire almost cries when telling Lyle about how the tape will tear the entire family apart. He relents, and gives her the tape. She hugs him in return. Then Zach ruins the moment.
Claire warns Jackie when the lights go off in the locker room. Jackie is caught and killed by Sylar, and Claire tries to save her. Sylar throws Claire into the wall, but she regenerates and escapes.
Petrified, she ends up bumping into Peter, and he tells her to continue running while he stands his ground against the superpowered killer.
After her escape, she meets with her father again, and he asks about what happened. Frantically and near-tears, she tells him about Sylar, Peter and Jackie, and tries to convince Noah to return there with her.
Claire is near tears when she finds out that her father knew about her ability.
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Claire hugs her father as they admit their love for one another. She cries extensively before the Haitian moves in to wipe his memory.
Claire, while sat at Kirby Plaza, accepts that she is not normal, and cries to herself as she tells Peter about this. Peter wipes away her tears.
Claire points her gun at Peter as he prepares to explode, and asks him if there is any other way. Nathan suddenly flies in front of her, and stops her from making a mistake.
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Claire attends her father's eulogy, and, in tears, mourns the loss of her father, spreading his ashes across a beach as she apologises for not believing in him and not following his orders.
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