Re the clip: will you guys please stop misusing the word download? It's not quite as multipurpose as you think.

I want credit that I called the Hiro-in-the-museum-with-the-dinosaur.

The painting had him with the full sword, though, didn't it?

As for the Haitian, I think it's perfectly plausible to stop wrongdoing at any time because you just can't do it anymore. However, I think he knows more than HRG thinks he does, or he thinks more than he's given credit for--and something there, still hidden to us, is his rationale.

BSG: I hate it when a character is full on shown something we're not, and something we (probably) have no evidence to deduce.

I also feel nothing for Dee, because she annoyed me first. And she married Lee knowing he had a thing for Kara, or she's stupid and callous.

Heroes/24: Lookit Rena Sofer. Married to the brother of a man who wants to stop America from exploding.

The painting had him with the full sword, though, didn't it?

it had him with the sword in the scabbard, not a bare blade, I thought. Which is what he had.

Ah. I thought he was pointing the sword at the dinosaur. I guess I should just walk over and look, huh?

Hm.

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Looks like the actual sword, and it doesn't seem like that's the image we saw in the museum.

Hm.

But then again, Masi Oka said:

I'll say it straight up the answer [to the dinosaur painting] will be given in episode twelve.

So I guess that's it, then?

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Yeah, I think that's close enough. Isaac may have...embellished a bit.

Hrrmph. I went to all the trouble to screencap and everything. I do not, however, have enough energy left over to replay the actual scene and see if he's brandishing a sheathed sword. Because that's not what the picture looks like, really.

Isaac's painting looks clearly like an unsheathed sword. And we know the sword Hiro had was a fake, so it was sheathed. I'm not sure which picture you're looking at.

And we know the sword Hiro had was a fake, so it was sheathed.

But the screencap doesn't look sheathed. It looks silvery.

Okay, did go back and watch. Need a job. At some angles the scabbard is pretty indistinguishable from a sword, because of the sheen to the wood.

Yeah, so we know now that Isaac's visions can be more of...impressions.

I'm willing to give him more credit for accuracy than that. There are some frames that look just like a sword. The scabbard is reflective all the way.

And Niki seems to really view it that way, that Jessica is truly a separate entity.

Isn't that how people suffering severe dissociative personality disorder regard their other personalities, though?