Chandra Suresh to Blame for Sylar

room217 · 07-13-2007, 04:24 PM

Aside from Sylar's mother, I can't help blame Chandra Suresh for opening Pandora's box. Sylar really did have a fantastic ability, and if I were Chandra Suresh I would have told Sylar that his intutive ability to fix things would have led Sylar to be the World's Most Advanced Engineer, or the the world's greatest Surgeon, Sylar could many lives doing things like that. If Chandra had realized that and said those kind of things to Sylar, would he have still gone off the deep end and become a murderer?

And it was also Chandra's fault that he failed to detect Sylar's power, and became dismissive of him. Maybe if he'd had Sylar making one of his watches while hooked up to the brain scanning thing then Chandra would have detected something.

SilverSpoon · 07-13-2007, 04:29 PM

This makes me think of the nature vs. nurture thing psychologists argue about. Maybe Chandra could've done something to lead him down a better path, or maybe that's just the way Sylar was by nature. And this whole thing about being responsible with your abilities is such a common and important thing in the superhero genre.

07-13-2007, 04:24 PM	#1 (permalink)
room217 Newbie Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 27 My Profile	Chandra Suresh to Blame for Sylar Aside from Sylar's mother, I can't help blame Chandra Suresh for opening Pandora's box. Sylar really did have a fantastic ability, and if I were Chandra Suresh I would have told Sylar that his intutive ability to fix things would have led Sylar to be the World's Most Advanced Engineer, or the the world's greatest Surgeon, Sylar could many lives doing things like that. If Chandra had realized that and said those kind of things to Sylar, would he have still gone off the deep end and become a murderer? And it was also Chandra's fault that he failed to detect Sylar's power, and became dismissive of him. Maybe if he'd had Sylar making one of his watches while hooked up to the brain scanning thing then Chandra would have detected something.

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SilverSpoon Kamen Rider Kiva Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: www.canofnothing.com Posts: 7,529	This makes me think of the nature vs. nurture thing psychologists argue about. Maybe Chandra could've done something to lead him down a better path, or maybe that's just the way Sylar was by nature. And this whole thing about being responsible with your abilities is such a common and important thing in the superhero genre.

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