Fortunately, in his absence the rest of the cast just about manage to keep things interesting. DL and his wife/wives Niki/Jessica are still having marital problems, and the poor little can’t-act son is caught in the middle of it all. With the two men of the family on the run from the two women, the Jessica part of the group is busy buying herself a sniper rifle, with the intention of shooting DL’s poor baldy little head off his shoulders. Harsh, but quicker than a divorce.   Elsewhere, Flying Man Nathan Petrelli sees the missing painting, which depicts his brother lying dead in a pool of blood outside Claire’s school, and decides the best way to deal with it is to cover the painting with black paint. Unfortunately for him, Simone has a photo of the painting (ingenious!) which she shows to Peter later in the episode.   Being a bit on the slow side, rather than cowering in a corner, sucking his thumb and vowing never to go near that school, he opts to face almost certain death instead. So off to the school he goes, where he meets Claire; only he doesn’t know it’s Claire because some daft tart (Jackie) is pretending to be the cheerleader that saved the people in the burning train.   Fortunately, she’s got a floppy-haired friend to come rescue her; Peter and Sylar have a bit of a grapple on the roof, and they both fall off together. Peter smashes his head and dies. A happy ending all round.   No, sadly not. Claire finds him on the ground bleeding and he takes her power and heals himself. Oh well. Anyway, Sylar is nowhere to be seen, having run off into the woods, where’s he’s confronted by Eden and the Haitian. Here, Eden reveals her ability (apart from having huge bug eyes) – she can make people do things just by telling them to. She tells him to go to sleep, and they’re able to catch him. However, rather than just kill him and solve everyone’s problems, they take him away peacefully.