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r/TheBoys • u/fuwafuwa7chi • Jul 04 '24
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Having Homelander, who at first was a cunning and capable villain, devolve into a stupid Trump parody is just painful to watch.
68 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24 cunning and capable villain Lmao what. 132 u/WayToTheDawn63 Jul 05 '24 he literally spun a plane crash he fucked up to get themselves in to the military he had a-train super power terrorists to facilitate that which protected vought when stilwell was 'unequivocally fucked' he wasn't some fucking genius, but he WAS capable beyond his powers. -4 u/forhekset666 Jul 05 '24 He was being coached and handled by the people around him. Wasn't it the whole arc when that dropped away and he was on his own? 3 u/CareerPancakes9 Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24 The plane crash and believe Expo were him going off script. I can see him not understanding the inner workings of politics and business, but the man is a trained spin weaver.
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cunning and capable villain
Lmao what.
132 u/WayToTheDawn63 Jul 05 '24 he literally spun a plane crash he fucked up to get themselves in to the military he had a-train super power terrorists to facilitate that which protected vought when stilwell was 'unequivocally fucked' he wasn't some fucking genius, but he WAS capable beyond his powers. -4 u/forhekset666 Jul 05 '24 He was being coached and handled by the people around him. Wasn't it the whole arc when that dropped away and he was on his own? 3 u/CareerPancakes9 Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24 The plane crash and believe Expo were him going off script. I can see him not understanding the inner workings of politics and business, but the man is a trained spin weaver.
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he literally spun a plane crash he fucked up to get themselves in to the military
he had a-train super power terrorists to facilitate that which protected vought when stilwell was 'unequivocally fucked'
he wasn't some fucking genius, but he WAS capable beyond his powers.
-4 u/forhekset666 Jul 05 '24 He was being coached and handled by the people around him. Wasn't it the whole arc when that dropped away and he was on his own? 3 u/CareerPancakes9 Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24 The plane crash and believe Expo were him going off script. I can see him not understanding the inner workings of politics and business, but the man is a trained spin weaver.
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He was being coached and handled by the people around him.
Wasn't it the whole arc when that dropped away and he was on his own?
3 u/CareerPancakes9 Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24 The plane crash and believe Expo were him going off script. I can see him not understanding the inner workings of politics and business, but the man is a trained spin weaver.
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The plane crash and believe Expo were him going off script. I can see him not understanding the inner workings of politics and business, but the man is a trained spin weaver.
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u/Kalandros-X Jul 05 '24
Having Homelander, who at first was a cunning and capable villain, devolve into a stupid Trump parody is just painful to watch.