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So if you take a look at it. Some of the few scenes we haven't seen yet show us Kimiko using sign language again, and a scene of the boys walking. In both of these scenes, Frenchie is not present.

So, Frenchie will die and Kimiko will stop talking out of trauma unfortunately.

So, was rewatching the trailer. The scene in the first Pic has Kimiko using sign language again. Frenchie is not there, then we see a scene of the boys walking and Frenchie is again not there.

So, Frenchie will die. And Kimiko will stop talking out of trauma. Hope you're happy, you ungrateful bastards 😑

Like, you'd imagine she understands that if no one makes food, she has to. Does she know how to hunt? Does she know how to farm? Of course, she can learn but...

That wouldn't be the life she wants. Instead she could get the life she wants (reading alone forever) by killing Homelander and leaving Vought with the millions she made.

Lol.

Ok, last week I made a post about episode 4, which sucked, and basically like 99% of people agreed.

Now I don't think I'll be that lucky lol.

The episode was decent. It wasn't GREAT. But it was interesting to see different POV'S. I don't see why would you hate it.

THIS is character development. What they did With Firecracker and Noir is. You know what isn't? Having The Boys under the influence say mean stuff to each other THAT WE ALREADY KNOW.

Also they showed Butcher Kinder side.

Sure, one could say in this episode technically nothing happened, but now Homelander knows where V1 is, and apparently Soldier Boy cares about Homelander in some weird way.

Personally, I think Soldier Boy likes Homelander, just not enough to let him live forever.

Also, the idea of having different POV'S made it more justified to let us see things we normally wouldn't know like Sage's plan which was FINALLY revealed.

And... THEY GOT ME ROOTING FOR FIRECRACKER. Which, wasn't on my bingo card since she's a pedophile but ehy I guess life can be surprising.

The only thing I didn't really like, was as usual a powerscaling issue. Like this fucking guy can knock out Homelander? What?

So, it's a setup episode but a GOOD (decent) one.

What can he even do to be forgiven? Is that even something that can happen?

We as the audience already empathize with him a lot more than the average guy in the Invincible Earth would, but what could he really do to be forgiven?

Is the point that he can't be forgiven no matter what?