Heroes/Wireless (2)

From The TV IV

Wireless, Part 2

Season 1, Issue 14
Release Date	January 2, 2007
Available	Online in Interactive and Printable Versions
Writer(s)	Aron Eli Coleite & Joe Pokaski
Artist(s)	Micah Gunnell
Page Count	6
Issue 13 Wireless (1)	Issue 15 Wireless (3)
Heroes — Comics

Wireless, Part 2 is the fourteenth issue of the online comic based on Heroes.

1 Plot Overview
2 Notes
3 Arc Advancement
4 Trivia
5 Quotes
6 Reviews

[edit] Plot Overview

Hana Gitelman is taken by Mr. Bennet to a secret Alaskan facility for training and testing.

[edit] Notes

[edit] Arc Advancement

[edit] Happenings

Hana is shown to have trust issues, which have only worsened as she got older. Mr. Bennet takes her to Alaska to train her. He says that she was hand-picked by the C.I.A. for a special program. She is tested physically, mentally, and scientifically. Finally, she gets angry with the lack of "action", and grabs Mr. Bennet. She asks "Who's Thompson?" and says he just sent Mr. Bennet a text message that she just read. Mr. Bennet says that his phone hasn't rung, when it starts to. He has a text message from Thompson asking "When will she manifest?"

Hana manifests right then, suddenly being flooded with every email and text message. She knew that any code could be broken of you had the key, and that she could learn how to do it. The deluge is too much for her, and she passes out for a few weeks. She wakes up and Mr. Bennet is standing at her bed, saying that every email they have received only have one work, kadima. He gets a text message from Hana saying "Kadima! It means attack." We learn that Hana can send text messages with her mind, and Mr. Bennet has a mission for her.

[edit] Characters

Hana Gitelman
Mr. Bennet

[edit] Referbacks

[edit] Trivia

[edit] Behind the Scenes

[edit] Allusions and References

[edit] Memorable Moments

[edit] Quotes

Hana Gitelman: "I knew any code can be broken. You just have to identify the key. I knew with enough exposure, with enough practice I would master this. It was beautiful... but it was too much."