Angela Petrelli
Angela Petrelli is a female television character who features in Heroes.
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Biography
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Thus, she stood alongside Charles Deveaux, Daniel Linderman, and Nathan Petrelli as the founders of the Company who looked to find other evolved humans. (Episode: Four Months Later...)
After the death of Bob Bishop, Angela came to be the new head of the Company where she was responsible for firing Elle Bishop as she was only kept on the books at her father's insistence. (Episode: The Bufferfly Effect)
Angela was arrested for stealing socks, with the police calling her son, Nathan, to bail her out. While Angela's in one of the back rooms of the NYPD building, Nathan and his younger brother Peter arrived to take her home. Here it was seen that Angela was far closer emotionally to Peter than to Nathan, who immediately leaves as he believe that her shoplifting would affect his election campaign. (Episode: Genesis)
Nathan informs Angela that Meredith Gordon may tell the press about Claire, his long lost daughter born out-of-wedlock. Nathan wants to see Claire and do right by her but Angela reveals she knows Nathan was a 'sap' and will become too emotionally attached to his daughter upon seeing her. She tells him not to see her so soon before the election, in case the press learns about this, and wire the money Meredith had requested to keep quiet. However, Nathan goes against her wishes and visits Texas anyway. (Episode: Run!)
The Haitian called Angela saying in French that he had the girl and asking for instructions where he was told to go to Marseille. Claire escapes The Haitian and arrived at Peter's apartment in New York, seeking Peter's aid. She was greeted by his mother instead. Angela surprises Claire when she calls Claire by name and informs her that she came at a bad time, but invites her in. Once inside, Angela chastises The Haitian in French. Surprised, Claire asked Angela who she is—Angela reveals that she was Claire's grandmother. Angela amusingly notes how Claire was so determined to get to Peter, going so far as to run away from The Haitian. She says that Claire is stubborn, just like her father. (Episode: Parasite)
Angela explained to Claire that she and Nathan took steps to protect Claire. After the fire that destroyed Meredith's home fourteen years previously, she let Nathan believe his daughter, Claire, had died. Claire is angry that her grandmother let her father believe she had died as a baby and argues she needs to stay so she can see Peter and meet her father. Angela believes she needs to take Claire to Paris, allowing her granddaughter the chance to grow up and make her own choices. When Claire responds she did not need anybody protecting her due to her ability, Angela admits to knowing about Claire's powers and urges her to go to Paris with her until she was old enough to make her own choices. When Claire asks her if Angela has powers, Angela deflects the question. Later, Doctor Mohinder Suresh brings Peter's body to the house. Distraught, she sends Mohinder away. When Nathan arrives, she persuades him to hide Peter's death until after the election. After Claire revived Peter, Angela interrupted a conversation between Peter and Nathan. Peter began to explain about his abilities, but Angela told them both that she knew long before they did. (Episode: .07%)
Overview
Personality and attributes
She was the wife of Nathan Petrelli and bore him two children named Nathan Petrelli and Peter Petrelli. (Episode: Genesis)
Powers and abilities
According to her, she had the power of precognitive dreaming the future. (Episode: The Second Coming)
However, her dreams were confusing and open to interpretation. (Episode: The Butterfly Effect) Despite this being the case, it was said that all her visions came true. (Episode: 1961)
It was shown that she had a greater resistance to telepathic intrusions into her mind. (Episode: Cautionary Tales)
Notes
- Angela Petrelli was portrayed by actor Cristine Rose and featured in the setting of Heroes.
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Appearances
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