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== Hell Girl ==

 

 

 

== Heroes ==

** Also the scenes in 'Cautionary Tales' between {{spoiler|Hiro and his dad}}. Especially the part where {{spoiler|Hiro meets himself as a boy: 'There are some things even Tazeko Kensei cannot change'.}} It didn't provoke actual tears, but it came very close.

** The final scene between Hiro and Yaeko.

** 2. Commercial break.

** 3. {{spoiler|Angela}} hunting down Matt to tell him that if he doesn't come with {{spoiler|her, Nathan}}'s going to die.

** Matt's reaction to what {{spoiler|Angela and HRG}} are asking him to do and his reaction afterward to what he's just done, showing that he's ''still a good man''.

* Jeremy Greer. God in Heaven, Jeremy Greer. {{spoiler|He accidentally kills his parents with his power to control life and death}}. Bennet and Tracy attempt to make a cover story for him, but the [[Smug Snake]] of a sheriff lets circumstantial evidence decide everything. When Bennet and Tracy do get him out, {{spoiler|an irate neighbor attempts to kill Jeremy as justice. Jeremy, not believing he can ever find a place for himself, kills the guy and refuses to heal him, despite Bennet begging him to}}, causing the cops to re-arrest him. After they bring him in, a deputy takes him out back, {{spoiler|tells him there's no room for freaks in his town, chains him to a truck, and has Jeremy dragged through the streets until he dies.}} The sheer unfairness of it all.

 

 

 

 

 

 

** Also, the ending of ''Semi-Detached''. You really must watch the episode to appreciate ''why'' it's so sad.

{{quote| '''Nelda''': Don't you care about me at all? I know you do, I saw it.<br />

* At the end of the original documentary, it's speculated that while apes may one day achieve a human-like mastery over the environment, the ability to [[Navel Gazing|look outside one's self and contemplate your place in the cosmos]] was an evolutionary accident that will likely never be repeated. Ultimately, it doesn't matter whether anything from the time of humans survives...because even if it does, there will be no one to talk about it.

{{quote| '''Narrator:''' And so, like an abandoned village on a global scale, the Earth will move on without us. There was life before us, and there will be [[Title Drop|life...after people.]] }}

* The [[Inferred Holocaust]] of millions of domestic animals that won't be able to make it outside.

** The seeing-eye dog that continues to follow its daily routine [[Loyal Animal Companion|as if its master was still there by its side]]. The poor thing continues to adhere to its training, ignoring the instinct to raid the cupboards in hunger while it waits for a feeding that will never come. Well-trained dogs will do this almost to the point of ''starvation''.