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Alex 12-05-2007 11:54 AM

Spoiler:
When Adam runs out of air I see one of three things happening:

1. He just continues to be alive without oxygen. That would be an extrapolation of his power not previously shown. But if so, would he be alive as if he could breathe or alive as someone unable to breath, which is painful.

2. He dies and stays dead until oxygen is available. This raises the question of decay and whether it can happen to him. This would seem the logical result since Claire stayed dead after the car accident until the mechanism of death (the shrapnel in her head) was removed. But in other examples of the power the body has physically rejected the cause of death so that it could come back to life.

3. He dies of asphyxiation. His power returns him to life and he
immediately begins asphyxiating again. Only to return to life and do it again. The pain, repeated, every few minutes in a completely dark claustrophobic environment until someone finds him and releases him. This is the darkest of the three options and would seemingly result in insanity, but one wonders if his power can cure that as well. If so, that would be one uber pissed Adam at the other end.

JWBear 12-05-2007 12:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alex (Post 177220)
Spoiler:
When Adam runs out of air I see one of three things happening:

1. He just continues to be alive without oxygen. That would be an extrapolation of his power not previously shown. But if so, would he be alive as if he could breathe or alive as someone unable to breath, which is painful.

2. He dies and stays dead until oxygen is available. This raises the question of decay and whether it can happen to him. This would seem the logical result since Claire stayed dead after the car accident until the mechanism of death (the shrapnel in her head) was removed. But in other examples of the power the body has physically rejected the cause of death so that it could come back to life.

3. He dies of asphyxiation. His power returns him to life and he
immediately begins asphyxiating again. Only to return to life and do it again. The pain, repeated, every few minutes in a completely dark claustrophobic environment until someone finds him and releases him. This is the darkest of the three options and would seemingly result in insanity, but one wonders if his power can cure that as well. If so, that would be one uber pissed Adam at the other end.

Spoiler:
There is also the matter of starvation/dehydration to consider. Can Adam starve to death?

Alex 12-05-2007 12:28 PM

I imagine the answer would be the same with asphyxiation, just slower. If asphyxiation kills until air is available then eating/drinking is moot. But if the third option then the eventual Promethean repetition would just be that much worse.

swanie 12-05-2007 01:02 PM

Spoiler:
Mama Petrelli made it clear to Matt that neither Adam or Peter would really die unless unless he put a bullet through their heads. If you consider Peter and Claire's previous brushes with death...car accident, autopsy, glass in the head...I would assume he'd bounce back once air is re-introduced.

On thing that I never saw hinted at in either of the last two episodes are the potential side effects for using Claire's blood for regeneration. Sylar eats brains for his power, Peter absorbs his by being near other heroes, but why doesn't Nathan or Noah absorb Adam and Claire's powers after receiving their blood?


swanie

Pirate Bill 01-02-2008 01:24 PM

Have you guys read this week's graphic novel? It's pretty good and answers our questions about Adam in the coffin.
Spoiler:
It turns out he keeps dying, revives, and dies again. Also, someone is out there looking for him.

Alex 01-02-2008 01:54 PM

Cool, they went with what I said was the most gruesome possibility. Also, I would have thought the graphic novels would be covered by the writers strike. I wonder if they're not or if they were done before it started.

Bornieo: Fully Loaded 01-02-2008 02:01 PM

Nah, the GN's aren't covered by WGA. I don't know the writer personally, but he used to be a DC assistant Editor back in the 90's. I think Wildstorm (Ack! without me) is putting this all out in book format. Soon I think.

I tried watching Heroes - just didn't like it.

scaeagles 01-02-2008 03:39 PM

I got Heroes season 1 on DVD for Christmas and finished it last night. Now I need to find a way to watch season 2 from the beginning, but can't find a rerun schedule anywhere.

Pirate Bill 01-03-2008 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Alex (Post 182440)
Also, I would have thought the graphic novels would be covered by the writers strike.

According to what I heard on an episode of The 10th Wonder Podcast, the episode writers are involved in writing the comic that follows their episode while the season is on air. (I could confirm this by checking credits but I'm too lazy.) Those would be affected by the strike. But I'm not sure about the comics that go up during hiatus. But we would have been having a short break right now anyway, regardless of the strike. So the comics we are currently seeing were probably written before the strike and we might stop getting new ones when they run out of backlog.

Scaeagles -
NBC is showing season 2's full episodes on their website. I also highly recommend going through their archive of Heroes comics. I got the hard cover copy of the comics from Volume 1 and I've been rereading and I'm realizing there is a great deal of character/story information in the comics that is not in the episodes.

figment1986 01-03-2008 10:07 PM

It's most likely backlog from what they wrote for the break anyway...

But it does create an interesting idea... can they keep putting these out hinting at the next book or the book afterward... or start delaying releases until they get the shows main writers back.


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