Heroism

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As the characters in Heroes discover their abilities, most of them begin helping out people in need, sometimes at great personal cost and personal risk.

"With great power comes great responsibility"

- Uncle Ben, Spiderman

Acts of heroism

One Giant Leap

• Audrey, later with backup from Matt, go after Sylar when he has infiltrated the safehouse where Molly is being kept after her parents murder.

Hiros

• Matt talks an armed would-be robber into going home.

Better Halves

• D.L. Hawkins returns to his wife and son despite the cops guarding the Sander's home and him being a fugitive, because he cares for his family.

Nothing to Hide

• D.L. and Micah come upon a car-crash where a woman is trapped within a burning car. D.L. uses his powers to open the door and pull her away from the car.

Seven Minutes to Midnight

• Hiro decides to go back in time to save Charlie even if he is afraid of what the exact consequences will be.

Homecoming

• Peter goes to the Homecoming in Odessa in order to "Save the cheerleader, save the world" knowing full well that Isaac has drawn a painting where he dies while there.

Fallout

• Eden attempts to force Sylar to kill himself, but when she fails, she commits suicide to prevent Sylar from taking her power of persuasion.

Graphic Novel Recurences

• Hana's grandmother joined a guerilla-like resistence group to fight the technologically superior Nazi's. (Wireless, Part 1)
• Nathan flies into a burning building to rescue Sheila who is trapped on the fourth floor. (Trial By Fire)