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" A few weeks ago, Teen caught up with Heroes star, Hayden Panettiere. Here&amp;#039;s what the super-busy actress had to say for herself... TEEN: In one of the last episodes of Heroes first season, we found ourselves five years into the future and it seemed like your character Claire may have reconciled with her adoptive father. Even though it is a hypothetical future, do you think something like that will happen? Hayden Panettiere: Well, I&amp;#039;m not even sure what the first episode for the next season is, so I&amp;#039;m not really positive what is going to happen. I don&amp;#039;t really think that we will come to that bad sort of relationship, but anything is possible in the series and as the story goes in that episode, it&amp;#039;s five years in the future and that will only happen if we don&amp;#039;t save New York City. TEEN: There is a big debate right now among Heroes fans over whether or not Claire is really indestructible. What&amp;#039;re your thoughts on it? Hayden Panettiere: I think that is a question that was never answered for me and after time I put a theory in my head for myself. I think that she is indestructible because she jumps off the highest buildings and stuff like that, but there is still something in the back of your mind that says that she can die if she is stabbed or gets destroyed. TEEN: How much has the storyline surprised you? For example, did you know that you were going to find out who your biological father was or did they just drop that on you?  Hayden Panettiere: Actually, I had no idea. We all stopped guessing after awhile because the show is just so unpredictable. They like to leave us in the dark most of the time. So, no, I had no idea, but I was really excited. TEEN: Was it enough to save the cheerleader once or is this an ongoing task for everyone to save you? Hayden Panettiere: Not really, it was save the cheerleader in order to save the world or to save New York. I don&amp;#039;t think it is an ongoing thing, she is pretty indestructible, but she may need saving. I don&amp;#039;t mind it. I don&amp;#039;t mind being the damsel in distress.  TEEN: What is Claire&amp;#039;s attitude toward her two fathers?  Hayden Panettiere: There is a lot of love-hate drama in here. I think at this point she is learning that she can&amp;#039;t be so naive. I mean, could you imagine growing up with someone your whole life and finding out all of this deep dark stuff about him or her? You would still love them, but you would question them. I think that it is a relationship that needs to be built back. TEEN: Some of your stunts are pretty crazy. Do you have a stunt double? Hayden Panettiere: I do. I have the same stunt double that I had way back in the day on Ally McBeal. Her name is Nancy and she is really cool. She has taught me a lot. TEEN: Enough for you to do your own stunts? Hayden Panettiere: I do some. But, Nancy is kind of like my coach. I do as much as they will let me do. Nothing ever freaks me out because they can&amp;#039;t afford to lose me, so I think that they will be pretty careful. TEEN: What&amp;#039;s the bond between Claire and Peter, besides that he saved her life? Hayden Panettiere: You know, watching the show, you see these people with these abilities and most of them want to push it aside. They want to be normal and go on with their lives. They have all found themselves ignoring it and end up embracing it and having kind of a sixth sense and knowing what they have to do with it. When Claire and Peter met it was kind of a weird sixth sense with each other and they feel safe around each other like they belonged in a way. Other than that I have no idea. They can do anything in the world. TEEN: It seems like every episode of Heroes has some big twist or something unexpected. How long do you think that the writers will be able to keep up the pace? Hayden Panettiere: I think that it has a lot of longevity on it. I had the same question, too, when I started the show. You know, how are they going to keep this going for potentially six seasons? But, so far they have. I have all the faith in the world in our writers. TEEN: What has been going on with your singing career and how you have been able to balance that with the huge success of the show? Hayden Panettiere: I will be releasing an album in August. I\u00B9m actually on my way right now to go write a song. As far as balancing goes, I don\u00B9t want this to sound weird, but you just do. It\u00B9s not a matter if you can do it or you have to do it. You just do it. But, I mean it is difficult. It is difficult trying to be a normal human being and balancing work and school, and social life. It\u00B9s time management. I have several people working with me on my schedules and stuff, so they make it pretty easy.  TEEN: Cool, well, we&amp;#039;re looking forward to your record and, of course, to the new season of Heroes this fall! Thanks Hayden! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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