Discussion about Heroes NBC
)Wayward Daughter wrote:The ceasefire didn't take long after Nam destroyed the controlling spell, and soon she was finding herself wandering through what had been the battlefield. She'd caught glimpses of her family, just enough to see that they'd survived and were healthy still, but she didn't stay with them. Something seemed to be tugging her onwards. She walked through, wandering, like something was pulling her forwards, but she didn't know what.
Wayward Daughter wrote:Or we could actually look for her, since we know her name and I could find out more.
Wayward Daughter wrote:Wayward Daughter wrote:The ceasefire didn't take long after Nam destroyed the controlling spell, and soon she was finding herself wandering through what had been the battlefield. She'd caught glimpses of her family, just enough to see that they'd survived and were healthy still, but she didn't stay with them. Something seemed to be tugging her onwards. She walked through, wandering, like something was pulling her forwards, but she didn't know what.
Soon, she'd found herself on the furthest part of the battlefield, walking through rubble and burned ash. Occasionally she'd pass remains, and wince, but she forced herself to look at them. She had to. She'd called for this attack, so she had to face them, even if she believed it'd been necessary. She slowed, bending down to turn one of the bodies facewards. Her breath caught in her throat. Suddenly, her earlier thoughts about it being needed sacrifice didn't seem acceptable any longer, they burned her mind.
)Mrs P Sylar wrote:Wayward Daughter wrote:Or we could actually look for her, since we know her name and I could find out more.
That would be the boring-practical way to do it, said Zep with a sigh. I think the "looking her up" idea should be Plan A, but I'm going to keep working on Plan B in case it fails..
Wayward Daughter wrote:Mrs P Sylar wrote:Wayward Daughter wrote:Or we could actually look for her, since we know her name and I could find out more.
That would be the boring-practical way to do it, said Zep with a sigh. I think the "looking her up" idea should be Plan A, but I'm going to keep working on Plan B in case it fails..
See, I've actually researched her a bit and apparently she's not that much of a party girl. Sorry to disappoint.
Wayward Daughter wrote:Nam had fallen to her knees before she knew it. Silently, she cradled Circh's body to hers, but in her mind she was screaming. She couldn't believe it. He'd already grown cold, but she couldn't believe it, it couldn't be.... this'd all been her idea. She'd called for this. His death was her fault...
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