Original sentence: Destiny is also an important plot point in the hit TV shows , Heroes and Supernatural, as well a common theme in the Roswell TV series.Her sole connection to her old life is cut when her brother Boone is killed, after which she begins a romance with another survivor, Sayid, in an attempt to start a new life.In the episode "Abandoned", Shannon has visions of a boy who is supposed to be somewhere else.Most notably of these is Lost, in which the 71 survivors of a catastrophic plane crash land on a deserted island.No one believes her stories, not even Sayid, forcing her to take matters into her own hands and go searching for him in the jungle.No one ever took her seriously, and she was often told she was "useless" or "worthless".Shannon runs after him, and is accidentally shot by the leader of the tail-section survivors, who were trying to find their camp.She has an emotional confrontation with Sayid in the jungle, and after he tells her he loves her and that he believes her, they both see the boy.The most notable example is Shannon Rutherford (portrayed by Maggie Grace).The show has an unprecedented amount of character turnover, with the show's emotionally damaged characters being killed soon after fulfilling their emotional needs, and their deaths often shape the actions of the surviving characters
Edited sentence: Destiny is also an important plot point in the hit TV shows Lost, Heroes and Supernatural, as well a common theme in the Roswell TV series