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After Matt convinces Audrey of his abilities, she hopes to employ him to read Molly's mind for clues about [[Sylar]]. As they approach the safe room in which Molly was being held, however, they hear her screaming, find the agent left to guard her pinned to the wall by a chair, and see a mysterious man Audrey believes to be Sylar dragging her off. The man lets her go when confronted, and Matt comforts her as Audrey pursues the suspect. | After Matt convinces Audrey of his abilities, she hopes to employ him to read Molly's mind for clues about [[Sylar]]. As they approach the safe room in which Molly was being held, however, they hear her screaming, find the agent left to guard her pinned to the wall by a chair, and see a mysterious man Audrey believes to be Sylar dragging her off. The man lets her go when confronted, and Matt comforts her as Audrey pursues the suspect. | ||
==Theories== | ==Fan Theories== | ||
* It's not yet clear what Sylar's interest in Molly or her parents is, or whether any of them are [[:Category:Evolved Humans|evolved humans]]. However, since the only other of Sylar's victims shown with their brains removed have been heroes ([[Isaac Mendez]], in the future, and [[Claire Bennet]], in [[Isaac]] and [[Peter]]'s painting), it's quite likely that at least [[:Image:MollysFather.jpg|her father]] possessed superpowers. | * It's not yet clear what Sylar's interest in Molly or her parents is, or whether any of them are [[:Category:Evolved Humans|evolved humans]]. However, since the only other of Sylar's victims shown with their brains removed have been heroes ([[Isaac Mendez]], in the future, and [[Claire Bennet]], in [[Isaac]] and [[Peter]]'s painting), it's quite likely that at least [[:Image:MollysFather.jpg|her father]] possessed superpowers. | ||
Revision as of 21:45, 9 November 2006
| Molly Walker | |
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| Portrayed by | Adair Tishler |
| First appearance | Don't Look Back |
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| Gender | |
| Residence | Molly Walker's home |
| Parent | Unknown (deceased) |
Molly Walker is the young girl presumed missing from the scene of her parents' murders in Los Angeles.
Character History
Don't Look Back
Audrey and the other FBI Agent discuss her probable abduction, and note that an "Amber Alert" has been issued for her. However, Matt Parkman uses his powers to locate her hiding in a hidden room under the stairs.
One Giant Leap
After Matt convinces Audrey of his abilities, she hopes to employ him to read Molly's mind for clues about Sylar. As they approach the safe room in which Molly was being held, however, they hear her screaming, find the agent left to guard her pinned to the wall by a chair, and see a mysterious man Audrey believes to be Sylar dragging her off. The man lets her go when confronted, and Matt comforts her as Audrey pursues the suspect.
Fan Theories
- It's not yet clear what Sylar's interest in Molly or her parents is, or whether any of them are evolved humans. However, since the only other of Sylar's victims shown with their brains removed have been heroes (Isaac Mendez, in the future, and Claire Bennet, in Isaac and Peter's painting), it's quite likely that at least her father possessed superpowers.
