I looked.

[hackthis_archive]

I wasn't going to watch Heroes tonight. I'm just, this whole season has been painful to watch. I was done. Plus, the Tin Man was on, and it looked, well, interesting. And then I come on line to check something and find myself reading my flist, and every other fucking post is about Heroes, and I'm like 'What's that all about? People haven't been this excited since the finale. Damn you curiosity, you fuck me over again.'

I broke my cardinal rule: I looked. I never look. I don't think I really understood what the first post said, it didn't even register in my head. So, then I had to read another post, because that person was totally wrong.

Only. Only it's the same fucking thing. In post. After post.

If it's true.

Oh.

Oh, Nathan. No.

I don't want to watch this, but I feel like I have to see it with my own eyes or I'll never believe it.

Comments

[ladydey.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately you have to watch - if only for the 10 minutes before the part that I refuse to acknowledge where the is deep staring and hugs that last too long that everyone just takes as a given.


Just say if with me REFUSE!!!! I works, well that and thinking happy thoughts...

[heidi8.livejournal.com]

I sorta hope you watch it because I don't know if...
Hell, I don't want to ask this point blank because it could be spoilery for the episode.
Remember - nothing beyond this episode is written at all because of the Strike.

Ok?

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

Have faith! I mean, let's face it -- it's not exactly a permanent problem on this show. *crosses fingers*

*sprinkles denial dust*

[serrico.livejournal.com]

I am incredibly blase about The Development, because I am 99.98% confident it won't stick. I mean, sure it's *possible* that what happened is what actually happened, but...for a few crazy (or perhaps not so much) reasons, I doubt it.

Keep the hope alive! And yeah, at least watch the first 58 minutes, 'cause you don't want to miss the reunion. 'Cause of the way he stares at his mouth.

[lovestories.livejournal.com]

Nathan is not dead. I simply refuse to believe it. I have faith in Peter, Claire, whoever, someone will use their blood to save him, and HE WILL BE BACK. Kring and Co. are not stupid enough to kill off the Petrellis, and if Nathan died Peter would probably either go nuclear or pull a Sylar and go off on some homocidal rage. SO THEREFORE, HE CAN'T BE DEAD. HE JUST CAN'T.

[lunais-cross.livejournal.com]

They seriously can't do this to us. And I'm not just saying that from a fan perspective, I'm saying that from a story perspective.

If they can't do to Nathan what they did to Noah, then something is just dead wrong with the writers.

[sparky77.livejournal.com]

I'm just going to wait for you to finish and then we'll talk, but on the side of happy making things, Adrian was looking especially hot, and the unbuttoned shirt thing was really, really nice.

[bad-luck.livejournal.com]

Kring needs to be put through everything the characters of this episode endured. That's the only fair justice for such a shitty second season.

[pandorablu.livejournal.com]

Yes you need to see. It's painful as crap but the bits of Petrelli goodness before hand? Are oh so yummy.

[nebt-het.livejournal.com]

Well...Shia is still hot.

[fangirljen.livejournal.com]

I didn't mean to look and all I saw was that someone on vote_petrelli was depressed. That told me right there that something had happened to Nathan. :( This was an hour before I watched the ep. But my God, you have to see the ep. It's great for Nathan.

As for me...I actually see Nathan coming full circle with this ep, which could mean he won't be coming back. :( But, on another hand, I think chemistry wins.

[scribblinlenore.livejournal.com]

There is also hugging and "I love you" and Nathan being all low-voiced and persuasive with Peter and just some intense Italianess. That was good. At least.

[kalikahuntress.livejournal.com]

Trust me, it won't stick, it's just Peter's turn to angst prettily over his brother now.

[hyding.livejournal.com]

I think Kring knows one of the reason why people still watch season 2 is for the Petrellis. Honestly, I don't think Nathan is dead. It's just a gigantic cliff-hanger leading up to season 3.

[chickenvilla.livejournal.com]

Isn't it a bit silly that they've been endlessly wanking on about how those with healing abilities can bring the dead back to life, and then expect us to believe that Nathan is really dead?