It's a bit late to comment on season 1 episodes, but...
Why the hell would Bennett send the Haitian away with his family if he's in the middle of being threatened by someone with powers?
If you have a friend who neutralizes superpowers, and your family (and yourself) are actively being threatened by someone with powers, wouldn't it be smarter to keep the guy around and defuse the threat?
I'm all about suspending disbelief for people using superpowers. It's imaginative and fun. But having so many character exhibit zero common sense really ruins it. Like the crooks in Season 2 who find Peter chained in a crate, and immediately assume he's responsible for stealing the goods they wanted to steal - because apparently thieves enjoy chaining themselves to the inside of crates after stealing things out of them?
Full Version: Lack of logic?
Because the Haitian is being tracked. All the heroes are I think, and the Haitian can block powers but can still die if you just shoot him with a gun.
QUOTE(majmage @ Oct 10 2007, 05:13 PM) 
It's a bit late to comment on season 1 episodes, but...
Why the hell would Bennett send the Haitian away with his family if he's in the middle of being threatened by someone with powers?
If you have a friend who neutralizes superpowers, and your family (and yourself) are actively being threatened by someone with powers, wouldn't it be smarter to keep the guy around and defuse the threat?
I'm all about suspending disbelief for people using superpowers. It's imaginative and fun. But having so many character exhibit zero common sense really ruins it. Like the crooks in Season 2 who find Peter chained in a crate, and immediately assume he's responsible for stealing the goods they wanted to steal - because apparently thieves enjoy chaining themselves to the inside of crates after stealing things out of them?
Why the hell would Bennett send the Haitian away with his family if he's in the middle of being threatened by someone with powers?
If you have a friend who neutralizes superpowers, and your family (and yourself) are actively being threatened by someone with powers, wouldn't it be smarter to keep the guy around and defuse the threat?
I'm all about suspending disbelief for people using superpowers. It's imaginative and fun. But having so many character exhibit zero common sense really ruins it. Like the crooks in Season 2 who find Peter chained in a crate, and immediately assume he's responsible for stealing the goods they wanted to steal - because apparently thieves enjoy chaining themselves to the inside of crates after stealing things out of them?
This is because HRG is a badass and wants to protect claire at all costs so he sends her away (to save her from being kidnapped by the company)
I think HRG likes to fight people alone
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