Day 3 - My favorite kill.

[watchmakersylar]

Question - You've mentioned that killing feels good. Which kill was your favorite? The one that actually moved you on some level, excited you most, or was the most coveted ability. dancingdragon3

I’d love to paint a picture of a kill that you don’t know about, but my favorite hunt was very, very public. There was no power I wanted more than the Cheerleader’s, and I was willing to walk through fire, sleet and Hell itself to get to her. Imagine how excited I was to find her home alone.

Of course they thought I was dead, and with Noah locked up on Level 5 there was no way for them to find out. You’ve got to love that about Angela. It never once occurred to her to tell Claire that I wasn’t dead, some grandmother, huh? Oh sure she got to bitch to future moron Peter about Claire being where she wasn’t supposed to be but whatever. Claire being alone where I could just take what I wanted was Angela’s fault. Thanks mom.

I’ll admit to a bit of overkill though. It’s not as if the little bitch could have saved herself from me. I should have gone right in, grabbed her and ripped her silly little head open. But no…. I had to scare and traumatize her. I wanted to make her suffer for all that Noah and the Company had done to me. I was such a bastard to Claire, and thinking back on it, I might feel just a little bit bad about that. But don’t hold me to it. I’d deny it to anyone’s face especially Noah’s.

The funniest part about it is that she can’t die. Noah’s been chewing on that little morsel of my most evil act ever since he found out I took Claire’s gift. You’d think I popped her cherry or something, which I’m pretty sure grows back like everything else anyway. So I don’t get what’s the big deal.

She can’t die, which is kind of a shame. I don’t care how crazy I was when I killed Nathan. There will never be anything between Claire and me. The thought of it makes me throw up in my mouth.

But anyway thanks to those fine Petrelli genetics, I can’t die.

Best power ever.

Comments

[game-byrd.livejournal.com]

I agree. Without life, you can't accomplish much of anything. People bitch and moan about the angst involved with living forever, but that just makes no sense at all to me. If you really think living a long time is a bad idea, then why don't you go kill yourself or something? or approve of people committing suicide because they decided that living sixty years was just way too long and wanted to end it at thirty?

People don't **do** that!! They might end their lives for some other reason - to accomplish a goal, to escape a horrible life or a painful death, as a result of depression, delusion or what is typically called mental illness - but real people don't get tired of life and decide they've lived so long that it's boring and OMG they wish they could just die, but woe is me, I can't. Gah!

So yes, you work out living forever, and that's a beautiful thing. Yeah it's sad that everyone you know will die eventually, but -newsflash!- they're going to die anyway. Everyone that everyone knows is going to die. (Except maybe Sylar and Claire now.)

Best power ever. I totally agree.

[dancingdragon3.livejournal.com]

I’d love to paint a picture of a kill that you don’t know about I'd love to see that picture. ;-) But an ability you are willing to go through hell for will do nicely. It almost sounds as though you would never have been satisfied without it. That you would have died for it, which is of course, poetic.

I agree with you that Angela is a bitch, as well as surprisingly short-sighted.

Interesting that you regret the chase scene. That was my favorite part. She totally played into it, too. Who wouldn't have seen that you'd have all the bases covered and all the doors blocked? At least she headed for the front door...

The funniest part about it is that she can’t die. Noah’s been chewing on that little morsel of my most evil act ever since he found out I took Claire’s gift. You’d think I popped her cherry or something, which I’m pretty sure grows back like everything else anyway. So I don’t get what’s the big deal.

I couldn't agree more, and have made the same arguments. To myself at least. I mean, sure you chased her for a minute, but she did stab you. And you weren't rude to her or anything. You were quite cordial at the end, in fact. You didn't even stick around to taunt her.

Can I just say how glad I am to hear that you aren't genuinely attracted to her?

::shudder::

Thank you, that was marvelous.