Editor’s note: This is to correct an earlier version since Season 3, Volume 4 of Heroes–which will run 12 more episodes, is scheduled to air on February 2 to April 20). Thanks to our readers for pointing this out. We apologize for the confusion.

By Marjorie Gorospe
INQUIRER.net

IF you have extraordinary powers, would you rather become a hero or a villain?

Throughout the third season of Heroes, that dilemma has been the recurring theme. Heroes turned villains. Villains turned heroes. As some heroes desired for more power, some went astray. It was now a question of, “Are you one of us, or one of them.”

As the saying goes, power corrupts. Now, having extraordinary powers, one can be eventually lured to the dark side. In the past seasons, Peter Petrelli has been undoing things his brother Nathan Petrelli had done. But in doing so, he has been changing the future (not once, but many times). Despite his purest intentions, Peter has continued to play god in first half of the Season 3, traveling through time and deleting events that he hope would change the future. But as his mother Angela Petrelli would keep reminding him, there are consequences.

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