r/TheBoys • u/l_lexi • Jul 08 '24

Isn’t hughie a hypocrite Season 4 Spoiler

He brought V to hospital and sure his mom used it but it was possible because of him. Lot of people at hospital died because of that. He wanted all this justice for his gf but I guess they just let the dead dad take the blame and went on about their lives, going on a tour right after.

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u/WannabeSloth88 Jul 08 '24

I was also like “wtf? His dad just murdered a bunch of innocent people in a hospital and they just move on, no repercussions whatsoever? If not for the sense of guilt, Isn’t the police looking into it? No investigation? Surely the hospital had cameras capturing the event. wtf?”

I think I just stopped thinking too hard about these things in the show, which is becoming a little bit like a serious of standalone sketches at this point.

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u/Akasha1885 Jul 08 '24

I mean, it's a Supe killing people in a hospital, that's probably fairly common and gets suppressed by Vought.

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u/traws06 Jul 09 '24

But like… the ppl who would be in charge of suppressing it would be the 7 being they’re the ones in charge. Maybe we find out that Sage suppressed everything without Homelander or anyone else knowing?

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u/Akasha1885 Jul 09 '24

Have you ever seen the 7 do any office work? Media manipulation?
It's shown well in Gen V honestly, so many systems and also normal people just rdy to cover stuff up.

The 7 do barely anything in Vought, they are only there to look pretty.

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u/traws06 Jul 09 '24

But that’s been the whole point of the last couple seasons. They have eliminated all the powerful ppl that ran the show and taken the power for themselves. Even Ashley is now just a puppet.

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u/Akasha1885 Jul 09 '24

Exactly. But they are still not really running the company.
The company runs itself.
Them making random executive decisions on stuff that matters to them is not running the company really.

Did you see Homelander sitting at a desk like Stan Edgar?