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CeeeJay:
well its on tonight!! so we'll have to wait a couple hours to find out!
Blondie:
:waves: Okay, we know that the symbol on the pictures, is Nathan's Dad's law firm logo. Did anybody notice the necklace on Peter? It looks like the same logo. I thought maybe the bloody eyes also resembled the logo. ???
What do you think?
Hiro is my fav I think. He brings the comic relief to the show. :lol:
Blondie:
Season 2-Episode 2-Lizards
Claire explores her ability by cutting off her pinky toe and seeing what happens. West finds out. Peter gets beaten up, discovers he has lots of cool abilities, then agrees to work for the Irish gangsters in exchange for information about his identity. The Haitian comes down with the supervirus and returns to Haiti. Mohinder cures him and sends him to Noah. Maya and Alejandro reach Guatemala. A family friend gets the bleeding eyes, but Alejandro saves her. And Hiro masquerades as Kensei, makes Yaeko think that Kensei's awesome, and watches Kensei die and come back to life.
Lots of new powers introduced this week.
Blondie:
:waves:
I tried to research the symbol and this is what I found.
The helix is a symbol that appears quite frequently throughout the series. The helix symbol consists of an "S" shape from which three lines extend, with two on the left and one on the right. Michael Green explained that the symbol is simply known within the writers' room as "the helix".[22]
In the episode "Godsend", the symbol appears on the sword hilt, and Ando Masahashi remarks that it appears to be a combination of two Kanji characters: 才 (Sai) meaning "Great Talent" and 与 (Yo) meaning "Godsend". During an interview at the Wizard World in Los Angeles, writer and co-producer Aron Coleite stated that it literally means "God sending great ability."[22] Other characters have commented on the symbol; in the Heroes comic "It Takes a Village, Part 3", the Haitian's father draws the symbol as a representation of a snake who assimilated a crane's wings after eating the crane whole. The symbol also frequently appears as a pattern formed by mundane objects, but it also recurs on certain plot-significant items and on several characters:
* On Peter Petrelli's 'stick drawing' while in hospital.
* Horizontally on the computer screen while Mohinder Suresh is running his father's program.
* On various paintings by Isaac Mendez.
* On Jessica's back whenever she surfaces as Niki's alternate personality. When Jessica is repressed, the symbol does not appear on Niki's back. This also appeared on a painting of "Jessica" by Isaac. The symbol was hidden under an extra layer of paint. Later on, Jessica hides the symbol (an apparent tattoo) under a layer of foundation makeup.
* On the front of Dr. Chandra Suresh's book, Activating Evolution.
* As the publisher logo on the top left corner of the 9th Wonders comic.
* As a logo for Primatech Paper, in "Company Man".
* On jewelry, most notably the Haitian's necklace, Hana Gitelman's earrings and ring, and Peter's necklace when he is found in a shipping container in Cork (a necklace similar to the Haitian's).
* In the 'Jittetsu Arms - Bladesmith' advertisement in the Phone Book, in "Landslide".
* On the flag and katana of Takezo Kensei in 1671, as witnessed by Hiro Nakamura.
* In Molly Walker's drawings of her nightmares, as a scar on someone's face.
* As a sign of impending assassination, drawn across people's faces in pictures; two such messages are delivered to Angela Petrelli and Kaito Nakamura, via a torn picture of the two.
* As the logo for Mr. Petrelli's law firm, as stated in "Lizards".
* As a snake with the wings of a crane in the Haitian's vision in the graphic novel Chapter 53 "The Crossroads".
* As rocks on the ground by the Haitian in the graphic novel Chapter 53 "The Crossroads".
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Blondie:
Recurring elements
Three elements appear repeatedly throughout the series: the helix, the scar, and the eclipse. The scar appears to be man-made, but the circumstances surrounding the helix — its meaning and its manifestations — are a slowly-unraveling mystery.
Scar
A mark consisting of two black parallel lines has been shown close to the neck of multiple super-powered characters. The mark is the scar left by the two-pronged needle of a pneumatic injection device,[23][24] which, as revealed in a biography of Hana Gitelman in the Heroes 360 experience, injects a radioisotope to allow tracking.[25] All of the marked characters have had encounters with Mr. Bennet and/or the Haitian. The following have displayed it:
* Matt Parkman
* Ted Sprague
* Hana Gitelman
* Claude
* Isaac Mendez
* West
Eclipse
In addition to being the series logo, a solar eclipse has been a recurring image in the series itself, though a terrestrial eclipse (an eclipse in which the Earth covers the Sun, as viewed from some observation point away from the Earth) is used in the series' title sequence. So far, the solar eclipse has appeared as:
* The background of the title card of the series.
* A painting by Isaac Mendez.
* A "global event" in "Genesis".
* A future event referenced in a newspaper.
* A picture in Mohinder Suresh's apartment.
* The reflection of a light in a hospital waiting room in "Six Months Ago".
* An event during Hiro Nakamura's visit back to 17th century Japan in "How to Stop an Exploding Man" and "Four Months Later...".
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