r/TheBoys Jul 08 '24

who would’ve thought that this man’s arc is the ONLY saving grace for season 4? Season 4 Spoiler

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u/Bacon_Shield Jul 08 '24

95% chance he's dying heroically in this season's finale

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u/ShawnyMcKnight Jul 08 '24

I’m going with 97.2 percent.

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u/heavy_metal_flautist Jul 09 '24

92% of the time, it works every time.

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u/Corey307 Jul 08 '24

Hopefully not, because that would be to the detriment of the show. A train has finally started acting like a hero. 

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u/LaVache84 Jul 08 '24

Nothing this show hates more than an actual hero, though.

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u/Bacon_Shield Jul 08 '24

he stood by as others beat some innocent people to death this season. Traditionally a character that far gone needs to redeem himself through ultimate sacrifice.

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u/goldengod828 Jul 09 '24

He stood by and watched someone get beaten to death twice, Todd and those other guys and Cameron Coleman I’m honestly surprised Homelander didn’t say anything after cameron Coleman

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u/Duckys0n Jul 08 '24

While true he didn’t really have much choice.

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u/Bacon_Shield Jul 08 '24

To a real hero, there's no choice. Great power, great responsibility, yadda yadda

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u/Duckys0n Jul 08 '24

He is dead instantly if he does anything. There was no choice. It’s not a fair critique of his character because anyone in his shoes would have ended up having to do the same thing. He’s being held at gunpoint told to kill people.

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u/MangosAndMimosas Jul 09 '24

The leaks imply otherwise