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Originally Posted by Fignuts
They already had that in arthur petrelli though. He has to have some sort of moment of clarity at the end, or else he's just he same exact guy as his dad, and there was no point in replacing him.
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Still see this being the way it goes. A father-like-son kinda thing. Nathan is a developed character that everyone knows. He'd be a great person to have tease with goodness, whilst always being on the wrong side of things. He thinks he's doing what's best....blah blah blah.