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Originally Posted by Matt D
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Sylar's power isn't actually simply the ability to take someone else's power though - his actual power is "intuitive aptitude", the ability to know how things work & see how things fit together.
That's what made him such a good watch repairer, & it's why he used the watch as a demo for Peter - Peter used the power he acquired from Sylar to see how the watch worked & how to fix it.
Sylar, obviously, uses his power to take other people's powers. He studies their brains & somehow sees how their power works so he can duplicate it himself. <snipped>
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But also with the downside of the hunger for knowledge craving more input and only by seeing the brains can he collect that knowledge.
We sneak the US time line because daughter like this and cannot stay up late enough for BBC3
Seems much better than the last series with all the threads slowly drawing together (may be why for the now fed viewers it is not so popular).
