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0bsessions:
It would seem that, according to the comics and previews from next week's episode, his idea of saving the world falls down to stopping the bomb. Presumably, he didn't know that Peter could explode too, so he assumed stopping Sylar from absorbing Claire would stop the explosion. My only guess it that Sylar possibly intentionally triggered it knowing he would regenerate. Only have to wait until tomorrow for the Heroes equivalent of Days of Future Past, which should explain a good bit of Hiro's motivations.

Xamira:
Perhaps Hiro has finally discovered he cannot actually change the future but merely change the way it occurs. I.e. Charlie would have still died with or without Sylar. Same as she still acquired a Japanese phrasebook on her birthday in both scenarios.
It is possible then, in fact that 5 years into the future after repeated trips into the past and attempts at changing it etc he has learnt that he can only change the future to a certain degree and so his meeting of claire to "Save the Cheerleader, save the world" is simply to save peters life when he eventually explodes or when he fights sylar blah blah blah.

HOWEVER.

From other previews Ive seen it seems that Hiro's interference in the past is through misinformation because Bennet in the future believes that Claire is dead and so does Hiro. But she is in fact alive and with Nathan (Just with dyed brown hair). Then again maybe Claire apparently dies at a later stage and Hiro travelled too far back in time to give Peter the message, spurring the interference in Sylars plan to absorb claires power.

Its all so confusing.

alongwaltz:
In the future, NYC's been exploded but Peter and Sylar are both seen.

So either Peter did explode, and lived.  Or who's to say it wasn't Ted?  He's so obvious as the choice that I'm almost thinking it's going to be him now.

Xamira:
Nope, in future NYC Peter says it was him. He also seems to lead some sort of resistance group.

alongwaltz:
Hm.  That does make everything fit together then.

'Save the cheerleader, save the world'.  They saved her.  Allowing Peter to gain her powers.  Allowing him to survive the explosion.

But that logic says that NYC needs to explode to save the world.  Which is basically what Linderman said.

Hm.

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