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NARRATOR: Previously on Heroes.

As long as I have breath, anything you love I will lay to waste.

(SCREAMS)

Jessica wasn't the strong one, it was you.

BOB: Adam was dangerous.

So, we locked him up, we threw away the key.

Two weeks ago, he escapes. And now he wants revenge.

Who are you? What's your name?

I don't know.

CAITLIN: Peter Petrelli? From New York.

Who's that? PETER: I wish I knew.

Someone knew I was coming.

CAITLIN: The name Adam doesn't ring a bell?

No. And I don't know about any Company.

Please tell me who I am. What the future holds.

l was in Montreal in 2007. Next thing l know, l'm here.

All these people died from the virus?

ANGELA: You can change history.

I can't. You must.

Don't let them take... Don't let them take me.

No. No!

Caitlin!

MOHlNDER: lt is man's ability to remember that sets us apart.

PETER: Caitlin!

MOHlNDER: We are the only species concerned with the past.

Our memories give us voice

and bear witness to history, so that others might learn,

so they might celebrate our triumphs and be warned of our failures.

PETER: Adam. Adam. I don't know any Adam.

(RATTLING)

Peter, what the hell was that?

Do you know me?

Of course I know you.

Peter, it's me. Adam.

Don't you remember?

Together we're going to change history.

I'm sorry. I don't...

So the Haitian's taken liberties with your mind.

The Haitian?

That explains why you fell off the face of the earth.

But you can get back your memory. I know how.

How? Healing.

You can do what I can do.

Which means the mind has to repair itself.

And how do you suggest I go about doing that?

Think about what matters most to you.

Do you know what that is?

His name is Nathan.

Nathan.

Nathan.

NATHAN: You saved the cheerleader

so we could save the world.

You gotta let me go, Nathan!

You go, I go!

No. I'll be okay. You can fly! I can't.

What do you mean?

It's taking everything in me, all my power not to explode!

Let me go!

Peter!

(SCREAMING)

(MAN CHATTERlNG ON TV)

DOCTOR: Sanders?

Nicole Sanders? Here!

Is my husband okay?

The bullet was less than an inch from his aorta.

The surgery was successful. He's a lucky man.

(LAUGHS) Thank you. Thank you!

(CHURCH BELLS TOLLING)

(PEOPLE CHEERING)

(ALEJANDRO SPEAKING SPANISH)

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

(ALEJANDRO SPEAKING SPANISH)

Maya! Maya!

(EXHALING)

(SNIFFLING)

(WOMAN MOANING)

(WOMAN GIGGLING)

(MAN LAUGHS)

Gilberto!

(GASPING)

(GASPING)

Alejandro!

Alejandro!

No!

No.

(ALEJANDRO SPEAKING SPANISH)

(SOBBING)

Maya!

Help! Please! Help!

Help.

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

MAN: All right, we're bringing him into two.

You keep him alive, okay? Do whatever it takes. You understand me?

WOMAN: Officer? Officer, we need your help.

(GRUNTS)

Did you have to use the full blast on him?

He can take it.

He's not a toy, Elle.

He could be.

(GASPING)

Where am I?

Someplace safe.

My brother. I was in a hospital.

We have the finest doctors in the world working on him.

But, his situation is dire.

So, who are you? What am I doing here?

I'm an old friend of your parents.

Yeah. I've seen you before.

And as I said before, you're safe here.

But your brother... That's a different story.

He almost died.

Because of you, Peter.

Hey, it's not like it was your idea to go nuclear and take out half of New York City.

(WHISPERING) You know about that?

BOB: Yes.

As long as your abilities are in control of you, you will always be a hazard

to yourself, to your family.

The whole world.

Believe me, if I could turn them off, I would.

Don't worry, we've done that for you.

(EXHALES)

At least for now.

How did you...

My colleague here is able to suppress the abilities and people around him.

PETER: I don't understand.

What is this place?

You are in a facility designed to help people just like you.

Peter, we can help you go back to a normal life.

Thirty years ago, we had to shut down research on a vaccine

which could disable your powers.

But due to recent events, we have reinstated that research.

And I'm very happy to say that we're very close to finding a cure for you.

Forever?

You will never have to worry about hurting anyone you love again.

How long until it's ready?

Good. You're making the right choice.

(BOB CHUCKLES)

BOB: Good boy.

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

You've had a terrible accident.

(WEAKLY) Peter?

ANGELA: He's missing.

He's missing, Nathan.

(SOBBING) The Coast Guard is searching 1 00 square miles of the ocean.

But you're lucky to be alive.

No. No, no, no.

(LAUGHS) Dad!

(EXCLAIMS)

I thought I'd lost you.

Girl, I told you, you are never getting rid of me.

DR. BROOKS: Mrs. Sanders.

I'll be right back, okay?

D.L.: I'll be here.

(MICAH AND D.L. LAUGHING)

NIKI: Dr. Brooks...

I wanted you to know that we don't have insurance.

But I'm sure that we can come up...

You don't have to worry about that.

It's all been taken care of.

(LAUGHS) I don't understand.

How? Who paid?

That would be me.

Do I know you?

Call me Bob.

Did you happen to see a morning newspaper?

What?

No. Why?

Not a mention of what happened last night on Kirby Plaza

or the untimely death of our friend Mr. Linderman.

Who the hell are you?

Someone who wants to help.

Linderman made a mess of things, and I'm here to right the ship, so to speak.

Okay.

You've done that by paying our bills.

No. I meant helping you with your illness.

I know you think Jessica is gone...

(WHISPERING) How do you know about that?

...but we've discovered that when these abilities manifest,

the way the mind deals with the new reality

sometimes results in a fracture of sorts. A split personality.

No, I'm finished with Jessica.

How do you know a new personality won't emerge?

I can get you all the help you need, the best care in the world.

Uh-huh.

What's the catch?

The catch is you have to leave your family

and enter the program.

I just went through hell to get my family back together.

I'm not leaving them now.

There is medication you could try at home, but...

But what?

It's not without side effects.

And as you just said, you've been through so much for your family.

Do you really want to risk losing them all again?

(SOBBING)

PETER: So I just take these pills every day?

Yep.

It's a little cocktail they cooked up here in the lab.

It controls the abilities.

Dampens them.

Like that guy who was standing in the corner of Bob's office?

The Haitian. Yeah.

Sort of.

So, let's just call them "Haitian Pills."

Bye, Peter.

Ow!

That hurts.

You'll get used to it.

And then you'll start to like it.

KENSEI: Hello?

Who said that?

Me.

D.L.: (SlNGlNG) For he's a jolly good fellow

lt's Micah's birthday today

(D.L. LAUGHING)

All right.

Eleven years old.

Almost the man of the house now.

Mom?

Did you make a wish, baby?

D.L.: But don't tell us, because you know it's not gonna come true.

You both already know what I wished for anyways.

Micah, we've been over this.

But I've got it all figured out.

I can make the car radio pick up the police band.

We could go to the crime scene and be heroes.

Or the police could just take care of it.

We could be like The Fantastic Four. Minus one, but still.

Micah, I want to be a hero to you.

And I finally figured out how to do that.

I think I got a job.

A good job. Doing what?

Something that's gonna make you proud of me, I promise.

Come on. I promised I'd take you bowling, right?

Let's go.

Mom. Are you coming?

Your mom's had a long day, Micah. Go get your jacket.

All I want is to smile at my boy on his birthday and I can't even do that.

They said it's just gonna take a little while for the medication to level out.

I just don't know how much longer I can do this.

I wanna say things'll get better.

But I know how that sounds.

But the truth is, they will.

You know, it's been a month,

and you still haven't told me your name.

Please. I just want to be left alone.

Right, you came to the right place.

I have to warn you, though, it does get a bit old.

Let me guess.

You were living a perfectly ordinary life

until one day you discovered you could do incredible things.

I bet it was wonderful at first, and you thought perhaps you could save the world.

And then you realized, tragically, that you were dangerous.

Why don't you talk to me after a decade?

Actually, talk to me after three.

If they want to leave me in here forever, that's fine by me.

You've been through something awful, haven't you?

I'm sorry.

I'm Peter.

Hello, Peter. It's nice to meet you.

I'm Adam.

(DOOR OPENING)

I'm not in the mood today, Elle.

Just a little one.

I'll up your dose.

Fine. Just a little one.

(GROANS)

(EXHALING)

Not that a fistful of pills every day isn't fun, but,

(EXHALES)

it's been two months now and I still don't know anything about you.

I was just thinking maybe there was more to you

than the whole sadistic lightning thing, that's all.

What's your story?

I liked you better when you just laid there.

So, you're not gonna tell me?

What are you, afraid?

No.

You just like to be in control.

I get it.

Figured as much.

Sorry I asked. It won't happen again.

I accidentally set my grandmother's house on fire when I was six.

Caused a blackout in four counties in Ohio when I was eight.

I spent my ninth birthday in a glass room with an IV of lithium in my arm.

I've lived in this building for 16 years,

ever since the shrinks diagnosed me as a sociopath with paranoid delusions.

But, they were just out to get me because I threatened to kill them.

I'm 24 years old and I've never gone on a date.

Never been on a roller coaster. Never been swimming.

And now you know everything there is to know about me.

I don't have the luxury of being more interesting than that.

Later, alligator.

KENSEI: Word to the wise, friend.

I would keep my distance from that one.

I caved in a desperate moment six years ago and I'm still paying the price.

Don't worry.

I don't want anything from her except the drugs.

I'm sorry, I keep forgetting. You still believe them.

What do you mean?

This cure of theirs.

They've been days away from perfecting it since I got here 30 years ago.

Bob's not trying to fix you, Peter.

No. They created this facility to help us.

You're not in a facility, Peter.

Look around.

You're in prison.

You don't believe me? Why don't you try getting out?

Oh, I'm sorry.

(DOOR CLOSING)

Are you all right?

He said it was all a lie.

What happened to him and to Peter and...

The car crash...

I take it he told you he thought he could fly.

And the plot to blow up New York.

That Peter was a bomb.

It must be the pain medication.

You deserve to know this.

I tried to keep it from you and the boys...

What?

There's a dark secret in the Petrelli family.

It started with their father,

delusions of grandeur, paranoia.

It led to his suicide, sadly.

That disease has obviously been passed down.

My God.

(SOBBING) Now,

Nathan's a great man.

And his life is going to be very complicated.

He really deserves his dignity and his... His privacy.

So I hope you understand that this has to be kept secret.

Can I count on you for that, Heidi?

Hi. What can I do to get you inside a...

Hi.

Hi. What can I do to get you into a brand new car?

(LAUGHING) Hi, what can I do...

(LAUGHING) Depends on what you're gonna do to me once you get me inside.

I've got a great feeling about your first day.

(EXHALING)

My butterflies have butterflies.

Nik, I'm so proud of you.

I knew that medication would work out.

You were right.

I'm going to take Micah to school. You have a great day at work.

(GIGGLES)

And when I get home tonight, we're gonna celebrate.

(CHUCKLING)

WOMAN: He's gonna know you're not taking the stupid pills.

Go away, Jessica.

I don't need you anymore.

What makes you think this is Jessica?

Remember me?

That summer that you ran away to L.A. and told everyone to call you Gina?

(WHISPERING) You're not real.

You're gonna sell cars?

I'm going back to LA to go play.

No. I'm in control.

If I can handle Jessica, I can handle you.

Then why aren't you taking your meds?

No!

No!

No!

No!

(GRUNTS)

Look, I need to see my family. Just for a day or two.

Yes. I think that would be absolutely possible.

Just not right now.

Why not?

They don't even know I'm alive.

(BOB SIGHING)

Look, I could let you go, and you could explode again,

(LAUGHS) you could blow up half the east coast.

Okay. So dose me with some drugs, and I'll be back before they wear off.

It's perfectly safe.

I'm sorry, Peter. You're just not ready for that yet.

Okay. So send someone out with me. Elle, maybe.

No. No, no.

I'm sorry, Peter.

That's just not gonna happen.

I'm never getting out of here, am I?

Suddenly the room starts to feel like a cage.

I don't understand.

If they're not going to help us, why are we here?

To keep us from being out there.

Why? Because we're dangerous?

No, Peter. It's because we could save the world.

Years ago I tried to take my abilities public.

I thought that if everyone knew

that my blood had curing powers, I could help.

How naive I was.

That's why they put you in here?

Well, if it were possible to kill me, they would have. I assure you.

Instead I'm locked up in here,

when I could be curing your brother.

Nathan?

How?

Just a small amount of my blood could help to heal him.

End his pain.

Even after everything you've put him through.

So, how do we get out?

(SIREN WAILING)

(CHATTERlNG ON RADlO)

My daughter is still in there!

Lady, you've got to get back!

Please!

(CRYING) Please!

Hawkins!

Hawkins! Get out of there!

(WOMEN SCREAM)

Please!

Mommy!

Mommy!

Mommy! Mommy! Mommy!

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

(PEOPLE CLAPPING)

FIREFIGHTER: Yeah, good work, D.L.

MAN ON TV: This is KCEl Channel 19

reporting on a house fire which occurred in the Clark County district.

Near tragedy was avoided...

(CHUCKLES) Dad! ...as firefighter Daniel Hawkins...

(LAUGHING) Hey.

I saw you on TV.

They keep on playing it over and over.

lt was a miracle... You really are a hero.

I guess I am.

Where's your mom?

I don't think she's gotten home from work yet.

Jessica.

(DOOR OPENING)

You're not gonna give me a little jolt?

Why? You want one?

Like you said, I'm starting to like them.

I'm starting to like you.

Fine. Since, you asked nicely.

(EXCLAIMS)

Enough fun for one day?

Day number five without the meds.

KENSEI: Then I think it's time to try.

(GRUNTING)

Come on, Peter, you can do it.

(GRUNTING)

It's nice to finally meet you.

You know, for 400 years, you've held up pretty well.

Come on. Let's go heal your brother.

(DOG BARKING)

(SPEAKING SPANISH)

(ALEJANDRO SPEAKING SPANISH)

(GASPING)

(CRYING)

(GASPING)

(GASPING)

(GRUNTING)

(MOANING)

(ROCK MUSlC PLAYlNG ON SPEAKERS)

(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

(GINA EXHALES)

(GIGGLING)

Excuse me, chief.

I'm looking for this girl.

She's over there.

Thanks.

Jessica.

(GIGGLES)

Guess again.

Dude, the chick doesn't know you.

She's my wife.

This is us.

Stay out of this.

(GRUNTING)

Where am I?

Let's go. Where am I?

We're going home.

How did you find me?

I told you, you ain't getting rid of me.

I love you, baby.

Not as much as I love you.

Hey!

Man, let it go.

We're leaving, all right?

(GASPS)

(WOMEN SCREAMING)

Can I play with it?

Damon, come on. How could you ask him that?

You're gonna be all right, aren't you, sweetheart?

I don't know.

I think I need to get some help.

Anything you want, you just got to ask.

Now, you know that, don't you?

Thank you.

(DOOR OPENING)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

I've taken care of everything. Plane tickets, money, and this...

(WHISPERING) I'm so sorry, Nathan.

How long until it starts working?

We don't have time to find out.

They're going to assume that you'll come to see your brother.

This is the first place they'll look.

Come on.

Adam, look, look, look.

Good, come on. Come on.

PETER: That was incredible.

His skin was starting to heal right there in front of us.

He'll be as good as new by the time he wakes up.

Here, passport. Plane ticket. Here's the plan.

ELLE: You disappointed me, Peter.

And, just when I thought we were getting to know each other.

There's a warehouse in Montreal, 121 Rue St-Jacques. Meet there.

(SCREAMING)

Go after him!

(GRUNTS)

(GRUNTING)

You take me back, and I'm just gonna keep escaping.

I'm not taking you back.

You deserve a better fate.

Your mother helped me when I was in need.

So now you're helping me?

You must start a new life, Peter.

I fear this is the only solution.

Your secret is safe with me.

Go with God, my friend.

(SCREAMING)

Hey!

MOHlNDER: There are many ways to define our fragile existence,

many ways to give it meaning.

But it is our memories that shape its purpose

and give it context.

A private assortment of images, fears, loves, regrets.

Thank you.

Yeah.

For it is the cruel irony of life

that we are destined to hold the dark with the light,

the good with the evil, success with disappointment.

This is what separates us, what makes us human,

(GASPING)

and in the end,

we must fight to hold onto.

I remember.

I remember everything.

Good, then.

Shall we save the world?