The odd thing was that there were no questions. None at all. Simply the sickening pounds and thuds of metal hitting flesh. Sometimes they didn't even bother with the metal. Nowadays the ruthlessness of humans found new ways to surprise him... Post-BNW

Father: a man who exercises paternal care over other persons; paternal protector or provider. A look into some of the diffferent themes of fatherhood with some of our favorite characters.

It must be the Daddy Complex, Sylar muses, that keeps pushing her towards these questionable men. Sylaire, Adelle, and Samanda.

Post "Brave New World." Hiro Nakamura has unfinished business with a certain carnie.

Rebecca and Edgar discuss a tryst

The Carnival people welcome the new addition to their family this is a Sylar/Lydia/Samuel story

Peter attempts to get Claire away from Samuel; Claire takes him to see Lydia to convince him. But Lydia has her own agenda, and gives Peter a compelling reason to leave the carnival... Some implied Peter/Emma. Oneshot.

How is it that all my life, my dreams stay dreams while all my nightmares come true? Lydigar. Spoilers for The Art of Deception.

Lydia forsees a problem with Peter's recruitment to the carnival... a problem in the form of a blonde file clerk named Emma. Some references to Peter/Emma.

What if Noah had shot Samuel after all? Set in The Art Of Deception

I did not like the ending of Monday, January 25, 2010 's episode of Heroes so I am writing a new one. Hope you like it!

Why was it that he had to protect the world from the one he loved most? Why was life unfair? But to such questions there were no answers, and so Joseph Sullivan merely watched silently as his younger brother slept.