The Equinox.

So I am in school, which I am sure isnt a very important thing to most of you. Anywho, my sister's life has become more than a bliss to her, so yet again, she become's generally more and more internally powerful than I. It makes total sense in my world. She is just (generally) happier and more calm in life than me. But onto something else...

Lets talk about my new obsession:
So Heroes, right. This show that I have recently been introduced (and hooked) to. I was actually pretty affected to one of the episodes called Strange Attractors. So it was basically about a 17 year old boy named Jeremy with the power to kill people with only a touch, and also to heal others.  So he accidentally killed his parents while in a quarry with them. So he did nothing about it except leave them to rot, and for him to wallow in his own self pity. But one day, one of the main characters, Mr. Bennett goes to his house and finds him frightened with a shotgun. (He seems to bother himself and says "Everytime I touch a person, they die.")But eventually he gets to Jeremy and calms him.
So whenever he calms him, there was this time traveler, right? So he accidentally transported infront of Jeremy and Jeremy's first reaction in his fright was to shoot. And he did. The transporter was quickly dying from loss of blood. But eventually Jeremy figured out that he only kills people intentionally whenever he is unable to control his anger, so he heals the transporter.
After Mr. Bennett calls the police, they are convinced that Jeremy was the one that killed his father, so they keep him in captivity for awhile, until he is let out, right.? Well when he just steps out of the building, there is a posse of people and this one man grabs onto him. Well, see, Jeremy kills that man. Mr. Bennett is left screaming: "YOU CAN HEAL HIM!!" while the policeman calmly explains: "Go back in that building where you belong." Well, Jeremy loses confidence in himself and walks slowly back to the building (where he evidentally belonged). Mr. Bennett is no longer alowed to talk to him.
Eventually there were these red-neck coppers that decided that they were going to harm (or "persay" KILL him), and take him out to a dead road, attach him to the front of the car on a chain, and slam on reverse. So he is literally KILLED from road rash, and being dragged on a street. Mr. Bennett and one of his companions find him in the morning, dead and lifeless on the concrete.