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Previously on Heroes.

I think I found someone to fill Joseph's shoes.

How do I look? Like everybody else.

I've never met you before. You pulled me from the 424 bus after it crashed at

Lexington and 53rd. What made you become a paramedic? I wanted to save lives

instead of watching them pass.

You're exactly who I hoped you'd be.

Hi, I need a file.

Who are you listening to?

Talking to myself.

Seriously, what are you? A vampire? An alien? Some kind of freakish government

experiment? I saw this girl on YouTube. She was born with this gene that doesn't

let her feel any pain.

I didn't tell her. She just found out. Gretchen is not the enemy. She's just a

girl and she's the only friend that I've made. This is my mess and I'm going to

clean it up. I'm tired of keeping the secret to myself.

Do you want to be my roommate?

To closure.

To closure.

Have a little too much to drink?

On the ground!

Hands behind your head!

Down! Now!

Mind your back.

Watch your back, Lydia.

This is Comey's Unparalleled Blueberry Waffles. This

is my favorite part of the day.

It's full of possibility.

Before the inevitable monkey wrenches come looking for us.

But more than anything,

It's about being with all of you.

I know grace is a supper thing, but every morning I thank heaven and earth

for our family.

Sadly, Joseph's death has left us an empty seat, a broken circle. I feel like

we're on the way to mend it.

There are lost lambs out there. They're like us.

They're hiding, alone.

pretending to be that which they are not.

These people desperately need what we have.

Understanding, unconditional love, family, trust.

Who are we to deny anyone that?

Today is an important day for us, our family, and for one of them, too.

Because by day's end, we will have a full table.

Again.

Okay,

I gotta ask, what's with the ear -to -ear smiley?

This.

This is cool.

Drinking chocolate milk?

No, me.

In college, in a dining hall with my new college roommate, no sniper shooting at

me, no serial killers hunting me. It's a refreshing change of pace.

Yeah, PDM can be such a thrill.

I have been chasing normal life forever, and I finally got it.

I mean, don't get me wrong, the chocolate milk is awesome.

But right here, right now, is full of possibilities.

I can be anyone.

Claire Bennett, you can't escape your destiny.

I am Becky Taylor, my alpha rest chair. Your mom's Sandra's sorority? Your mom

was in the sorority?

She totally was.

Hi, Becky.

Hi. So, National has you on a list of legacies, but we haven't heard from you

about Rush.

Oh, I'm not really sure I'm a sorority girl.

Neither was I at first.

So, listen, Open Rush starts today at the house. Why don't you come by and

the girls? No strings.

Yeah. Why not? Just going to have to pat.

Well, great.

I'll see you there.

Isn't this what we've been talking about, possibilities?

I mean, I think my mom is still friends with her sorority sisters.

Sororities are just a social crutch for people who can't make their own friends.

She said no strings attached.

What's the harm?

The harm is to get you alone and replace you with Stepford Clare.

Well, okay. How about I don't go alone?

Yeah. No.

No. No way. Please.

Pretty please.

I'll be your best friend.

I'll throw in a chocolate milk.

What would Stepford Gretchen wear to one of these things?

Captain Lubbock.

I'm Dr. Gibson.

Madeline.

Where's Dr. Verheiden?

Retired. You're new?

I've been interning with Dr. Verhoeven at AU for three years, specializing in

psychopathy, malignant narcissism... How many actual real -life criminal psych

consults have you done?

Including this one.

So, who is he?

We have no idea, and neither does he.

Found him last night covered in dirt, blood, bullet holes in his jacket.

The guy doesn't know his name, but there is nothing.

Amnesia can be very complicated.

Let me simplify it for you, Madeline. Take out your rubber stamp and mark this

guy and say... They don't give us stamps.

I'm going to need to talk to him.

Hi.

My name's Dr. Gibson.

I'm here to help you.

Can you tell me your name?

It's been a lot of that.

Stops and stops.

Mostly stops.

What are you thinking?

Could be an aphasia.

Could be what?

Any trauma to the head could result in brain damage.

It was like this when we found him.

Can you tell me what happened to you?

I was in the forest.

Lost.

And then I was...

Take your time.

Walking.

And now I'm here.

In this room.

In this tiny room.

Captain,

can you do me a favor and unlock these cuffs?

No. I don't make a habit of locking myself in with unrestrained lunatics.

Then can you leave me your keys on the way out?

Clean you up.

Get you some clothes.

Maybe something to drink.

I'm going to help you.

As best I can.

Help you figure out who you are. Put the pieces together.

I wanted to talk to you about yesterday.

Are you still seeing things, the colors?

I was thinking more about it.

I have another theory.

Conversion disorder.

They used to call it... I think this whole filing

girl act is finally...

Getting to you.

Only the ones who happen to be my daughter.

I think this whole focusing on work thing is getting to me.

I've been told by more than one person that I've closed myself off and a human

connection came up.

Come on, careful. It's hot.

So this is me trying to connect again.

Starting with you, my family.

I have to bother to show up, at least.

You did call Nathan, right?

Yeah, a couple times, Mom.

So I'm thinking if... You didn't just talk to the aide, that Elizabeth woman.

It's a phone message, black hole.

Can we just focus on me for a second, Mom?

Yes, you hide in here. You're filing things. It's the waste of a brilliant

Are you serious?

I thought being a paramedic, saving the most people

possible, that would fill that hole, but I...

Mom.

Yes.

Yes, you're right.

Nathan will be fine.

Let's just, um, go on with what you were saying. Start over.

I'm not starting over.

I thought you said it was important.

I ran into Chief Kaufman, and he said that you could restart your residency if

you want.

He always thought you'd make a wonderful doctor.

It's been six years. It's time to stop blaming yourself for Christopher's

You have to stop grieving and take your life back, Emma.

I'm not grieving. I'm... Emma.

I think I'll stay for a while.

Okay. Maybe Nathan's just running late.

Good evening.

Hey,

hey.

Yes? You work too much. You know that.

I do.

Since 1924, it has been our charge to populate the house with girls of the

utmost quality and integrity. This is, of course, where you all come in.

We can't wait to get to know each and every one of you, which brings us to my

absolute favorite part of Rush, GTKPPSD.

Get to know prospective pledges speed dating.

Yay! Okay, so, all the girls on my right to the chairs on the right, and all the

girls on my left to the left.

Should we make a break for it? No, this is what normal girls do, right?

Really? Scariest thing that ever happened to me.

Does this count?

My mom raises a professional show dog. Show dog.

No boyfriend to speak of. My dad works in paper.

Government paper.

I mean, it's more like a series of...

No, boyfriend.

Uh, hobbies.

Um, you used to be a cheerleader, right?

Let you know.

Gretchen told me.

Really?

So you and Gretchen both lived in Texas?

Last round, ladies. Make it count.

So, Claire, I feel like I know you already.

Let me guess. Gretchen.

She's really cool.

She's very edgy.

Yeah.

I mean, you almost... You alright?

Hey, wait up a sec.

Hey, wait, wait, wait. Are you okay?

You almost got hit by a... I mean, that was... You almost got hit. You're

welcome.

Come on!

Hand me that, will you?

Who is it?

The new family member?

Why are you so interested?

You used my body to find them. I am understandably bad at it.

Is it Petrelli?

Nakamura?

The Strauss woman? The college co -ed?

Claire Bennett.

Is it her?

You don't know, do you?

I do not.

I felt something.

In my bones, in the earth.

But the dust hasn't settled yet.

It's a gamble.

Making promises and proclamations to all of us based on a feeling. I understand

the risks.

But the rewards of growing our family are worth it. We've got lots of cousins

out there.

Plenty of candidates.

Many seeds planted.

But who will break ground first?

I guess we'll just have to wait and see.

Hey,

have you seen my wife? It's a white sweater.

It's frilly and looks kind of exactly like that.

Yeah.

Can I borrow this?

No. Yeah.

Go ahead.

Are you sure? Because that go ahead sounded a little bit annoyed and I could

just take it off.

No. Don't be silly.

It looks good on you.

Cool. Thanks.

So I'm just going to use the restroom and then we've got to go.

Ready?

Um... Is everything okay?

Yeah.

Why don't you go on without me and I'll catch up.

No, I can just wait.

No, don't worry about it. I mean, it's a mixer, right?

I feel like we should be mixing with people we don't know.

I know you already.

You know?

Right. Oh.

Mix master me.

Okay.

I'll see you.

It's amazing.

What is this?

Tea.

You never had tea before.

I've never had anything.

It all feels so new.

Like I'm feeling everything for the first time.

Hot.

And it's...

I know these things, these words, these feelings, but they're... I can't put

them together. They're not in my head. They're there, and then they're not.

They're gone, and it's... Scary.

It's very scary.

But also somehow beautiful.

All of it is overwhelmingly beautiful.

Jamais vu.

It's the opposite of déjà vu. It's quite common in cases of seizures and

dissociative amnesia.

That's good news.

How is that good news?

I think something traumatic happened to you. And you've blocked it out.

It means that the you in you is still in there.

Somewhere.

I'd like to try a memory exercise.

I want you to close your eyes and tell me the first thing that you see.

Nothing. It's just black.

If it's black, then be yourself.

The ticking is distracting.

What do you mean?

That clock and your watcher.

Somehow the different takes different timing. One is faster, much faster.

This watch has been running fast for years. I keep meaning to fix it, but...

heard that.

Um, uh... So, um, this ticking thing,

it's good.

It's your subconscious.

It's probably a clue to your past. Let's try again.

Can I see you in the hall, doc?

Let's be a sec.

Okay.

Agents, just give back a fingerprint badge. We got an ID.

You saw him too?

You can't.

You're deaf.

So, you read lips?

All right. I must have gotten your ability on the street.

Ability?

This is new to you.

Okay.

There are people like us who have abilities.

They can fly and teleport and read minds.

Sometimes I misunderstand, so can you...

That's

crazy.

Is it?

Wow.

Pretty amazing, huh?

Why me?

Why now?

That I don't know.

Maybe we could get lunch tomorrow.

Figure it out.

Get you out of the file room.

I'm fine with the file room.

No, I didn't mean... It's fine.

cold feet. No, my feet are actually very toasty in here.

It was nice to meet the girls.

Good to expand my social Venn diagram into more circles.

Then why stop now, right?

Kara.

Clara Bennett.

Kara Hayback.

Yeah, I think we met at the GPP.

Did you know that you're both ex -cheerleaders?

You too?

I had spirit. Yes, I did.

What made you quit?

Sounds stupid, but I kind of hated the cheerleading part of cheerleading. That

does not sound stupid at all. I like the bus rides and the bake sales, and I

rocked a mean poster, but football is kind of... Pointless and boring.

Exactly. Is that why you got out of the business?

No, I just...

dr gibson i sent her home wouldn't have she she was here she said that she came

here she was here to tell us who you are but now we know that gabriel your

watchmaker from queens who murdered your own mother is your watchmaker also said

murder and mother now hands on the table i didn't do anything wrong

i wouldn't i would kill my mother i would never

What are you doing?

I'm going to use this interrogation room for interrogation.

I'm going to get a confession from you about how you killed your mother. I

didn't kill anybody.

They're going to throw you down a hole forever.

What are you doing?

You said you'd help me. You promised.

You promised.

You said you'd help me. You promised.

I

didn't

do it.

I didn't say you did.

But you were thinking it, weren't you? Gretchen, you were the only one there.

Why would I do something like that?

Maybe because I was making new friends. Maybe because you wanted to expose my

freakiness to everyone.

Do you actually realize how ridiculous that sounds?

I saw what you've been looking at on your computer. The stuff about me.

What were you doing snooping on my computer?

I wasn't snooping. A book fell. The computer turned on and I saw it. A book

jumped off my shelf and begged you to invade my privacy?

Yes, it did.

So I googled you. So what's the big deal?

I saw the stuff about Annie, too.

Can you honestly tell me you had nothing to do with it?

Wow!

That stuff that happened to you really messed you up.

You're a crazy kind of paranoid.

Paranoid? No, no, no.

Paranoid is... This is a pattern.

The Annie thing, the accident tonight, the computer, the speed dating. I mean,

talk about me much?

I get nervous talking about myself.

You're just more interesting.

All I wanted was a normal life.

And I trusted you.

I didn't kill Annie.

And I'm not stalking you.

Okay, maybe I'm a little bit stalking you, but it's not what you think. It's

just...

I'm crushing on you.

Say something.

Claire Bennett, Gretchen Berg, please accept this bid to join the Psi Alpha

Sisterhood.

It's getting a little late for Hail Mary Pass.

It's you.

Nothing.

I'm missing midnight, Uncle Samuel.

I'm sure they can carry on without you one night.

I want to check on your work with Claire Benner.

Well, we're sisters now, so what about that? You're doing everything you can to

isolate her, push other people away, push her in our direction.

Honestly, I feel like all I do is push.

What made you quit?

stupid, but I kind of hated the cheerleading part of cheerleading. That

sound stupid at all. I like the bus rides and the bake sales and I rock the

poster, but football is kind of pointless and boring.

Exactly. Is that why you got out of the business?

No, I just... Watch out!

I didn't see you leave the party Yes, you're still there

And you left the windows open

I don't suppose she's on her way here to us now.

No. It isn't her, not yet.

But I think your dust has finally settled.

Get back to campus, Rebecca.

Looks like we're pulling up stakes.

Well, you're a kidnapper and a carjacker, and you beat up an entire

precinct somehow.

He was going to throw me in a hole.

Hurt me. Nobody believes me except for you.

I don't even know you, Gabriel.

No.

No. That isn't my name.

I close my eyes, but it doesn't feel like me. It's not me.

Well, it sounds an awful lot like you.

Watchmaker? Yeah, I know.

Your watch. I heard the ticking, but it can't be.

I know I'm not a killer.

You know that.

You're right.

What are you doing? If you're not a killer, then by definition you won't

me. Take my car wherever you need to. No, I need you. I need your help.

You don't even know me.

I don't even know myself.

Turn yourself in. Let the police figure out what happened to your mother. Let me

figure out what happened to you. Okay, okay, I'll... I

want

to see your hands. Now!

Do what he says.

Put the guns down, please!

Please, put the guns down!

How was that?

It's all for a human connection.

Peter Petrelli?

You're wrong.

You're wrong.

Thank you.

What are you going to do?

It's okay, bro.

You're safe here.

Where exactly is here?