If you suddenly had powers similiar to those on NBC’s “Heros,” would you use your abilities to help humankind or would you end up being a supervillain?
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Sadly, the best response for me was not one of the available choices:
0) I would perform heroic acts (probably better than most of the 'heroes' we've seen so far*), but I would expect to be well paid for my efforts. One way or another I WOULD be well paid.
* As any true Samurai knows, after performing involuntary seppuku on your "honorable" enemy, you must show courtesy and chop their head off before they show signs of pain or weakness. I.e. Hiro damn well should have chopped Sylar's head off at the end of the first season.