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Heroes/Fathers & Daughters
| Fathers & Daughters | |
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| Season 1, Issue 11 | |
| Published | December 5, 2006 |
| Available | Online in Interactive and Printable Versions |
| Writer(s) | Andrew Cjambliss |
| Artist(s) | Travis Kotzebue & Micah Gunnell |
| Page Count | 7 |
| Issue 10 Turning Point |
Issue 12 Super-Heroics |
| Heroes — Comics | |
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Fathers & Daughters is the eleventh issue of the online comic based on Heroes.
Contents |
Plot Overview
Mr. Bennet tells Eden McCain's father about her death.
Notes
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Mr. Bennet is shown walking up to the front door of a run down house, thinking about how terrible it is when another man gives you the news that your daughter is dead. The house is the home of Eden McCain's father, a large man who answers the door wearing a sleeveless undershirt and holding a bottle of beer. He says that Eden was always trouble, and that she only turned out to be a cheap whore. He says that if Mr. Bennet's daughter turned out like that, that he wouldn't care what happened to her, either.
Mr. Bennet gets angry, and slams Eden's father against the wall, and tells her that she was a "goddamn hero". She overcame her horrible childhood and parents, and she gave her life to keep a dangerous man, Sylar, from gaining her gift. Eden's father apologizes, and you see the Haitian get out of the car. Mr. Bennet walks away, telling the Haitian, "Don't erase everything. Leave the guilt."
Characters
- Mr. Bennet (Horn-rimmed glasses man)
- The Haitian
Referbacks
Trivia
Behind the Scenes
Allusions and References
Memorable Moments
Quotes
- Mr. Bennet: Don't erase everything. Leave the guilt.
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