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What’s the connection between Mohinder Suresh (Sendhil Ramamurthy) and Samuel (Robert Knepper)?! There was a twist on the last scene from Monday’s episode that showed the death of Mohinder Suresh. What a way to come back to the show, right? Riddled with what looked like bullet shots, at the hands of the earthmover Samuel.
The four videos below might clue us in on the link between Suresh and Samuel. These are old footages from the Coyote Sands Relocation Center (“1961”) where Chandra Suresh (Ravi Kapoor), Mohinder’s father, used to work at back in 1961, and it looks like the Company were privy to an earthshaking phenomenon back then.
On March 5th 1961, Chandra discovers a “force” that emanates from people with powers. It’s dangerous enough to house so many people with special abilities but to discover that these individuals“attract” each other is even more alarming.
And there’s more.
On Suresh’s next entry (entry #5), he was about to explain more about the “force” when an earthquake interrupts him. Watch the video clips after the cut.
Later entries (video below) record Chandra Suresh talking about an abnormal spike in seismic activity that might be one of the effects of the force on a pregnant woman.
On Entry #21, Dr. Chandra Suresh experiences the full effect of the cataclysmic event while studying his pregnant subject.
And for math genius among us, here is Dr. Chandra Suresh’s calculations, on footage. I can’t decipher the calculations but the drawing at the end seems to relate to that force he was talking about.
So, my guess is Mohinder discovered these videos and somehow put him on a direct path with Samuel. I won’t be surprised if he is the baby that was born during that period in 1961, and is he caused the earthquake during his birth.
But why Samuel killed him is still a mystery.
Ravi Kapoor is listed as a guest star on episode 4.10 “Brother’s Keeper” so these videos might appear in that episode, when Sendhil Ramamurthy (as Mohinder Suresh) also returns to the scenes. Ravi Kapoor is best known for his role in “Crossing Jordan”, which Tim Kring had directed.