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hir0
Is it just me, or when Noah got shot, the look on Bob's face.
I dunno, it was like '' ooh no''
Like Bob really did not want him to die, although he was planning on killing him tongue.gif

Also it is obvious that he resurrected him for some kind of reason.

I don't know, the look on his face, and the resurrection.
It's obvious Bob did not want Noah dead.
Archis
yep.
was gonna talk abt it....
makes me think bob is a good guy after alll....he didnt want him dead and he was abt to cry....
Atheshar
I think Bob gained empathy for Noah this episode. With Elle put in very real danger he became aware of the situation Noah has been in. As different as they are both love their daughters. He finally understood Noah's motives - and why he would have killed Bob then and there had Mohinder not intervened.

At the beginning of the ep Bob had every intention to just kill Noah and be done with it. Mohinder managed to get him to agree to try an alternate route and because of that, Bob gained a new perspective: that look of regret was very real. At the end he did not want Noah to die, not if he could change it.

Which I suppose gives justification for the Company bringing him back. Makes an ironic and complete circle, doesn't it? He dies on Claire's account and through her is brought back. (Unless Adam did it, but that's for another thread.)
hir0
QUOTE(Atheshar @ Nov 21 2007, 02:59 PM) *
I think Bob gained empathy for Noah this episode. With Elle put in very real danger he became aware of the situation Noah has been in. As different as they are both love their daughters. He finally understood Noah's motives - and why he would have killed Bob then and there had Mohinder not intervened.

At the beginning of the ep Bob had every intention to just kill Noah and be done with it. Mohinder managed to get him to agree to try an alternate route and because of that, Bob gained a new perspective: that look of regret was very real. At the end he did not want Noah to die, not if he could change it.

Which I suppose gives justification for the Company bringing him back. Makes an ironic and complete circle, doesn't it? He dies on Claire's account and through her is brought back. (Unless Adam did it, but that's for another thread.)


This is exactly what I was thinking.
In the end, when Elle was harmed etc. He felt the way Noah felt.
And he got sympathy for him, knowing that all he was trying to do, is just keep his daughter safe.
rea_d_ace
QUOTE(hir0 @ Nov 22 2007, 07:05 AM) *
This is exactly what I was thinking.
In the end, when Elle was harmed etc. He felt the way Noah felt.
And he got sympathy for him, knowing that all he was trying to do, is just keep his daughter safe.


mmm...i get ur point
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