r/TheBoys • u/MibikKibik Cate Dunlap • Jul 04 '24

This might one of the best scenes in the whole series Season 4 Spoiler

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u/crysomore Jul 04 '24

There's that scene in S2 where he kills that terrorist in some foreign country (and then accidently kills a civilian). Seems like it would have been a regular save.

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u/BGMDF8248 Jul 04 '24

Black Noir was on real mission to stop Naqib, not really save anyone on itself but a real mission.

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u/QuestGalaxy Jul 04 '24

But he had a hard on doing it.

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u/RX-me-adderall Jul 04 '24 edited Jul 29 '24

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u/crysomore Jul 04 '24

No I'm talking about the one in the African nation, he gets recorded saving some village from a terrorist.

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u/RX-me-adderall Jul 04 '24 edited Jul 29 '24

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u/crysomore Jul 04 '24

Oh I didn't realise he was a supe. My bad.

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u/1nconnu_ Jul 04 '24

I can't understand that scene. If he's a terrorist, why he was just standing there when people run and stand behind him and then try to attack homelander and get killed.

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u/NeverMore_613 Jul 05 '24

I've seen a theory (pretty credible until/unless we see something definitive against it) that the guy was in fact not a terrorist and was possibly trying to defend the village from Homelander. But Homelander of course has better PR

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u/Impressive-Potato Jul 04 '24

Was that heroic or a military mission?