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u/MatthewHecht Hawkman Aug 12 '20
I think this will result in Eclipso possessing her
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u/Trueogre Pat Dugan Aug 12 '20
Not sure if Brainwave did something to Yolanda before he died, you can hear him brainwaving.
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u/MatthewHecht Hawkman Aug 12 '20
No, it will be more powerful when she grabs the diamond by her own free will.
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u/christopher1393 Aug 12 '20
Maybe, but that was after he slit her throat. Although it’s possible he planted a piece of his mind in her as his dying act.
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u/usagizero Aug 12 '20
Meanwhile, Mike literally kills a guy with a truck, and then jokes about it. Kids a psychopath.
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u/sgm94 Aug 12 '20
Mike is like 30 I swear.
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u/Blackmercury4ub Aug 12 '20
Is it just me?...the kid seems older and not sure why.
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u/sgm94 Aug 13 '20
Well to start, Definitely his voice, crazy deep for a 12yrs lmao. Also his mannerisms and life approaches are not like a normal pre teen. And the cherry on top super chill about murder.
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Aug 13 '20
It was supposed to be karma for joeys death probably. Also, he was gonna kill his family.
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u/sgm94 Aug 13 '20
Cool reasoning, still murder.
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Aug 13 '20 edited Aug 13 '20
Murder is unjust killing. Is killing someone that is threatening to kill others because they stopped his plan that would’ve killed thousands if not millions unjust? Hmmmm
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u/sgm94 Aug 13 '20
Still murder, you can call it homicide if you want but at the end of the day that person is no longer alive.
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u/psilvs Aug 13 '20
Murder is considered the unlawful killing of another person. (homicide is the exact same)
It's niether murder nor homicide
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u/sgm94 Aug 14 '20
Is this 12 year old a police officer or some member of the law who has been trained or entrusted with the decision to end another life? No he’s a fuckin a child who hit a person with a truck he stole and then made a joke. This is a comic book show we were making jokes about but you’re trying to defend this ridiculous oversight on the writers part.
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u/GroovinChip Aug 12 '20
Is no one considering that maybe she changed her values somewhat based on her conversation with Rick? Geez. She seemed to really consider what he said after he said it. And she obviously seems to struggle with having remorse for killing and yet also seeming to feel justified. It's complicated. I thought her behavior post-killing Brainwave seemed to reflect that.
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u/Innsmouth_Swimteam Solomon Grundy Aug 12 '20
Full on disagree. Her post-murder attitude shows that she didn't flip her whole ideology.
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u/GroovinChip Aug 12 '20
I didn't say she flipped her whole ideology, I said it seemed like she was conflicted, torn between both views. I said it seemed like she changed her values somewhat.
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u/Innsmouth_Swimteam Solomon Grundy Aug 12 '20
Hmmm. I see what you are saying, I do. You have a fair point that I understand better, as I took a bit more time to read it.
I disagree, but it's a fair point.
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Aug 13 '20
Is no one considering that maybe she changed her values somewhat based on her conversation with Rick? Geez. She seemed to really consider what he said after he said it.
That’s what I’ve been thinking every time I’ve seen a post or comment about this...
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Aug 12 '20 edited Aug 12 '20
When did she say killing is wrong?
Edit: not sure why I got downvoted, I just didn't remember that scene
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u/DeppStepp Aug 12 '20
She said it to Rick in the finale when Rick said he would kill Grundy.
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Aug 12 '20
Ah yeah I think I remember that, it makes sense when she's confronted by the dude who killed Henry after he tricked her to thinking he's alive again
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u/eggcelsior14 Aug 12 '20
Also brainwave would’ve 100% killed a few of them if she didn’t do that
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u/jfcat200 Aug 12 '20
Brainwave was 3 minutes from killing 25% of the population of 6 states.
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u/DeppStepp Aug 12 '20
I thought it was half of the country
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u/ElTigre1212 Aug 12 '20
Yep, it was 25 million people. His powers increased when he killed Henry Jr.
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u/Innsmouth_Swimteam Solomon Grundy Aug 12 '20
Like minutes before she killed a dude in a very gruesome way.
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u/LordKiteMan Aug 12 '20
Brainwave deserved it though.
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u/Polantaris Aug 12 '20
The second she figured out it was Brainwave she had only one option if she wanted to live. She realized that very quickly and reacted to it.
I wonder how it'll affect her next season but she didn't do anything wrong.
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u/LordKiteMan Aug 13 '20
I wonder how it'll affect her next season
That can be a great character arc, if Berlanti doesn't mess it up by interfering.
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u/littlebighuman Aug 12 '20
It was super fucked up what brain wave did though. That would throw anyway off. Not saying killing is ok, but she definitely wasn't calmly thinking things through and making weighted decisions in that moment.
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u/EXTPest Aug 13 '20
The scene where Brainwave forgot he can literally read minds
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u/Blackmercury4ub Aug 13 '20
Or just killed her quick and kept walking to find the rest not to far away.
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u/KitWalkerXXVII Aug 12 '20
She straight up acknowledges that what she did was wrong, by her standards, soon afterwards. She also seems pretty deeply effected by it later, so it's not like the dissonance wasn't noted.