QUOTES!
He also thought about his alarmingly limited mental vocabulary, but that was another matter entirely that only diminished as time went on.
Never mind his sons’ eyes gleaming in the naïveté that was their youth, for when they grew a little older, he knew they were both sure to react the same as the extras in the movies. The decision to fear what was unexplainable, Nathan thought, was almost not a decision at all. It was sheer instinct.
The fact that Peter ended up being a super-powered human sponge made things no better.
Nathan knew that he himself did the closest thing to running by covering it up.
Of course, he knew this Sprague character never chose the power he gained, just as much as Nathan chose to fly, but it was easy to blame Sprague, like it was easy to blame Sylar or Peter.
Now it was his turn to choose to put his trust in his brother, like Peter trusted him when he was ready to explode.

Comments:
"deranged psychopath"... *coughcough Sylar coughcough* Oh, and it's "lying," not "laying"; "laying" is used for when something/someone "lays" an object/animal/person down, but never his/its/herself. Yep, one of those evil, tricky grammar things. "It was as if the mobster with a healing touch was alive again." Haha, nice Linderman reference. Awesome reflection, and your professor had better give you an "A" on this paper. The quotes selected above were what I felt were the "creme de la creme," but there were loads more I would've added... :D :D :D

sweet! nice one!! :D: P