Here's what I find interesting. There are parallels between Linderman and Claire...
*He can heal others, but he can't bring others back from the dead; she can't heal others, but she can heal herself, even back from death.
*His godfearing parents freak and effectively disown him; her godfearing mother calls her a miracle, asserting that "God makes us all the way we are."
Linderman's psychosis set in when Petrelli wouldn't let him heal Au Co; The catchphrase from the beginning has been "Save the cheerleader; save the world.
Is there a literal, as well as thematic tie between them apart from the fact that Linderman runs the company HRG works for?
I think Grandma Angela stepped out with Linderman and Peter is actually his son. There are physical similarities between young Linderman and Peter, and they both initially chose healthcare-related jobs.
And yes, if this is true, and if Linderman knows who Peter is, it makes him even sicker.
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Date: 2007-04-30 02:48 am (UTC)*He can heal others, but he can't bring others back from the dead; she can't heal others, but she can heal herself, even back from death.
*His godfearing parents freak and effectively disown him; her godfearing mother calls her a miracle, asserting that "God makes us all the way we are."
Linderman's psychosis set in when Petrelli wouldn't let him heal Au Co; The catchphrase from the beginning has been "Save the cheerleader; save the world.
Is there a literal, as well as thematic tie between them apart from the fact that Linderman runs the company HRG works for?
I think Grandma Angela stepped out with Linderman and Peter is actually his son. There are physical similarities between young Linderman and Peter, and they both initially chose healthcare-related jobs.
And yes, if this is true, and if Linderman knows who Peter is, it makes him even sicker.