Peter says that all he wants from her are the drugs. Adam remembers that Peter still actually BELIEVES that The Company is telling him the truth about this whole cure thing. "What do you mean?" asks Peter. "They've been days away from perfecting it since I got here thirty years ago," says Adam. "[Tobby's] not trying to fix you, Peter." Peter disagrees, saying that they created this facility to help the Heroes. Adam's like, dude. You're not in a facility. You're in a prison. I mean, really, Peter. It's not like you're in a four-star hotel with room service and hookers on speed dial. You're wearing gray clothes, your shoes don't have laces with which you can hang yourself, and your TOILET is in the SAME ROOM AS YOUR BED. What about that doesn't scream "prison" to you? Adam tells Peter to try and leave if he's so sure it's NOT a prison. Peter considers this.

Hospital for Heroes. Ma Petrelli enters Nathan's room and sees that his wife Heidi is there, looking extremely worried. She apologizes and leaves, but Heidi runs after her. Once out in the hallway, Heidi tells Angela that Nathan told her the truth about everything; the flying, the car crash, the bomb, all of it. Heidi thinks it's the pain medication, but she has a look on her face that suggests she's thinking it might actually be true. Angela steps forward and puts her hand on Heidi's arm and starts spewing all that crap about delusions of grandeur and paranoia like she did back when Peter was yammering on and on about being able to fly. It's pretty clear that as Angela continues to touch Heidi, Heidi is somehow being brainwashed or something. This convinces me that Angela's power is like mind control, and that she has to be touching the person in order make the suggestions come to fruition. Remember how she used to touch Nathan and Peter all the time and how weird I found it? This explains EVERYTHING. Angela touches Heidi's hair and arm and asks her to keep Nathan's condition a secret. Heidi nods her head in silent assertion.