Still don't understand the reason for 'killing off' "the love of Peter's life" Simone. I realize he has 'other' adventures ahead, and there is a 'work' that he must do, but why do it this way in such a 'drastic' manner? O.K., so they 'don't' want her to come back but to be shot like that was really bad to watch.
Also, somethings with 'that particular' storyline still puzzles me, for instance: The look on Peter's face 'after' Simone was shot still 'bothers' me because it was sort of a 'weird' look. Not as if he were shocked but almost as if 'he knew' something was a foot 'before' hand, but wasn't able to stop it. The 'other' thing was 'the way' he said "she's dead" (once again, he could have been in shock by what happened "but"???).
Perhaps it's just me and others like myself who still feel quite sad that their 'relationship' barely got started 'before' this happened, but I honest to God feel as if there is 'more' going on here than we might realize. Hopefully and prayerfully by the time this series is over, we'll be able to 'figure' it out.

jean k i like the attention about that heroes part i wanna talk to you