Heroes Quote
Elle: You said you knew all about my ability. Tell me what my dad did to me.
HRG: I'm stuck in this hellhole. My family thinks I'm dead. There's not a lot of incentive to share.
Elle: (creates a ball of electricity in her hand) I could make you tell me.
HRG: You could try. (Elle lets the electricity in her hand disappear)
Elle: Please. I don't have anyone else to talk to.
HRG: They wanted to see how much wattage you could discharge. Enough to power a flashlight, street lamp, an entire city block? During testing you'd pass out from the strain. We'd all want to call it a day, but Daddy said, "No, my girl's tougher than that." You were seven. You know, the hardest thing a parent ever does is to have to see their child in pain. Most parents.
Bob: Elle. What are you doing here?
Elle: Leaving.
HRG: I'm stuck in this hellhole. My family thinks I'm dead. There's not a lot of incentive to share.
Elle: (creates a ball of electricity in her hand) I could make you tell me.
HRG: You could try. (Elle lets the electricity in her hand disappear)
Elle: Please. I don't have anyone else to talk to.
HRG: They wanted to see how much wattage you could discharge. Enough to power a flashlight, street lamp, an entire city block? During testing you'd pass out from the strain. We'd all want to call it a day, but Daddy said, "No, my girl's tougher than that." You were seven. You know, the hardest thing a parent ever does is to have to see their child in pain. Most parents.
Bob: Elle. What are you doing here?
Elle: Leaving.
TV Show: Heroes
