Molly Walker
| Molly Walker | |
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| First appearance | "Don't Look Back" |
| Last appearance | N/A |
| Portrayed by | Adair Tishler (Heroes) & Francesca Eastwood (Heroes Reborn) |
| Information | |
| Aliases | Ujala |
| Ability | Clairvoyance |
Molly Walker, portrayed by Adair Tishler (original series) and Francesca Eastwood (Reborn), is a fictional character on the NBC science fiction drama series Heroes. She possesses the power to locate anyone just by thinking about them.
Molly Walker is a little girl whose parents were murdered by Sylar, who also stole her father's power of freezing. She is discovered hiding at the crime scene by Matt Parkman's telepathy. Parkman later rescues her from an abduction attempt by Sylar.
Later it is revealed that she is the Company's "Walker Tracking System", which exploits her ability to locate anyone in the world by mere thought. Her powers were inhibited by the same neuro-degrading virus that killed Shanti Suresh, and are restored when Mohinder Suresh cured the virus using antibodies found in his own blood. Mohinder later protects Molly from Bennet, who planned to kill her and disable the tracking system in order to protect Claire. Matt Parkman, with whom Molly seems to have a strong connection, promises that she will not be harmed. He only agreed to help Bennet because he misunderstood that the "Walker Tracking System" was a technological device.
Matt later starts protecting Molly with the help of Mohinder. Molly mentions that there is one person far worse than even Sylar (the nightmare man) whom she is afraid to locate: when she thinks about him, he can see her. Because of that, she suffers from nightmares. When Matt uses his powers to listen in on one of the dreams, he hears a man's voice telling Molly that he can see her. He finds out later in "The Kindness of Strangers" that the voice inside of Molly's head is his father's. Matt asks Molly to find him and she gives Matt a complete address and apartment number. Matt's father retaliates by telepathically knocking her out and forcing her into an induced nightmare where she stays trapped inside her own mind.
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