Loved the Petrelli dynamics in this one. And between this episode and Godsend, Peter seems to spend quite a lot of time re-enacting scenes from Sleeping Beauty and Snow White, huh? :-)
The shift in tone in the Peter-Nathan relationship was especially interesting: they barely touch in the post-resurrection scene, which is very unusual for them. It's almost as if Nathan's afraid of what Peter's capable of, and afraid of what this might mean for him and his future, too.
And poor Claire--what a day to meet your biological family. At least she got a crash course in how to speak Petrelli.
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Date: 2007-06-30 04:26 pm (UTC)The shift in tone in the Peter-Nathan relationship was especially interesting: they barely touch in the post-resurrection scene, which is very unusual for them. It's almost as if Nathan's afraid of what Peter's capable of, and afraid of what this might mean for him and his future, too.
And poor Claire--what a day to meet your biological family. At least she got a crash course in how to speak Petrelli.