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At this rate, I'm expecting a catwalk scene between him and Mo any episode now
I'll just be over here in this corner scrubbing my brain with a Brillo pad...
Actually, it could be kinda awesome. Mohinder guarding Maya, who's staked to the edge of the catwalk...Sylar comes up the stairs...
Mohinder: Sylar, you're a madman. But I won't let you...
Sylar: (Push)
Mohinder: (Splat)
Maya: O Dios mio...
I'll just be over here in this corner scrubbing my brain with a Brillo pad...
I'm with Jessica.
Mohinder/Sylar is a very popular slash pairing in the fandom (with the portmanteau being, god help me, Mylar). I don't really get the appeal, myself. I get the love for ambiguous characters, but Sylar is pretty much the definition of flat-out evil. I don't see how you can build a healthy relationship with someone who eats brains.
I don't see how you can build a healthy relationship with someone who eats brains.
We don't know that he eats brains. Perhaps he only needs to fondle them.
Still not healthy.
I don't see how you can build a healthy relationship with someone who eats brains.
Well, to be fair, Mohinder really doesn't use his ...
Well, to be fair, Mohinder really doesn't use his ...
I was gonna say, from that angle, Mohinder's probably the least at-risk-from-Sylar character out there.
with the portmanteau being, god help me, Mylar
Actually, that's kinda awsome.
I was gonna say, from that angle, Mohinder's probably the least at-risk-from-Sylar character out there.
Which may be the attraction - forever pursuing what you can never have.
Or proabably what never existed is more like it.
Sylar: I really want your brain. cue music To DREAM the impossible DREAM!
But it's not, apparently, unless I'm misunderstanding Mohinder. He keeps saying things like "you would have been" or "you very nearly were" in reference to being dead. I suppose he might mean "permanently," but nothing in the dialogue specifically confirms that they're actually being brought back from the dead.
Maya might just be a case of resuscitation—flatlining, but her cells didn't have time to die before she was infused with the blood. Bennet, however, had a visibly substantial part of his brain destroyed and was also shown with the milky cataract eye of room temperature corpsedom.
Bennet, however, had a visibly substantial part of his brain destroyed and was also shown with the milky cataract eye of room temperature corpsedom.
Where's Ned from Pushing Daisies when you really need him?