(Set Me Free(--)Heaven's A Lie) - Sylar VS Alejandro

[eastborneoqueen]

ALRIGHT THAT'S ENOUGH!! CALM DOWN YOU TWO!! PLAY NICE CHILDREN OR I'LL GET THE GARDEN HOSE!! tee hee..*runs*

[mayanangel]

You're high, aren't you?

[eastborneoqueen]

i wish...but alas i'm not..see see see? looka my eyes.. O.o..

[mayanangel]

Right, and the giant Energizer bunny isn't waving at you from across the room. Do the little voices talk to you?

[eastborneoqueen]

....... omg.. are you spying on me?

[Albion19]

Great vid! Poor Ale, I did like him! A very selfless character.

But I've got to disagree about Maya being to blame. She didn't make him go after Sylar, she didn't know her brother would die. So I think it's very unfair to blame her for Sylar's actions or indeed her brother's.

[mayanangel]

I know. I'm just a little irked that she chose not to listen to Ale instead of taking time to assess who exactly Sylar was. I mean, yeah, he's smoking hot, but you gotta have doubts about a guy you found in the middle of the desert. But the, I'm still hoping for Maya actually, hopefully she'll do something to redeem herself. Thanks for the comment!!

[Albion19]

Who he was? She's not a member of the audience, how was she to know? He told her his name and that he would take them to NY, which was true. She was in love and in a desperate situation. She's not perfect, she's self-centred and quite ruthless but redeem herself? For what *he* did?? I want to see her get revenge personally.

[mayanangel]

Well, when you're self-centred and ruthless, you do need redeeming. But true, not for what HE did, but for what she did. I mean, she had a clear choice to believe that Sylar was a killer and that he was not trustworthy compared to Ale, but she chose to hold on to thinking that Sylar was her guiding light. Eitherway, in terms of redemption, I think it should be more for herself, not anyonme else. Just some form of release from her own guilt. She needs that before revenge.

[Albion19]

For taking life like she did on purpose yes I agree. I think you've got to see it from her POV. He understands taking life and to her that's huge. When she found out about his mother she didn't say "oh I'm sorry, poor you" but "you understand me" she's odd and not as innocent as some make her out to be. She *liked* finding out he was, she liked that connection. Sucks for Ale of course, I think it was a side of her he really didn't want to admit was there (the police station scene)

[mayanangel]

Yeah, I guess that was why I really liked Ale. He was really trying hard to love and accept Maya the way she was. Her ability wasn't exactly two-sided like, say, Matt - where there's a good and bad side. For Maya it pretty much was to either be a 'killer' or a normal person. Ale seemed really torn between thinking that Maya was his sister no matter what, and thinking that she was a walking hazard. I'm still bummed out that he died. He's second on my list of comebacks. He was just cool...

[Albion19]

He always tried to do the right thing, even if it meant turning her into the police. I don't think the powers make you evil, it's how you use them. But who knows what Maya could do, they might expand her power in some way. I'm sad that he died because Sylar would have let him go, it's tragic. I wonder if they could bring him back? They have that magic blood afterall...