Mark confronts his darkest fears as his life changes forever.

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[–] [S] 5 points 6 months ago (2 children)

There was almost no action but only dialogues and drama and it was glorious 50 minutes. They nailed Mark's PTSD, and opening scene was much more fleshed out and probable therefore more impactful than in comics. Thragg's appearance has also vastly benefited from all those additional scenes. Mark's choice cements him as a full blooded person, rather than just another god superhero.

All Nolan's scenes were great. He has clearly changed and regrets his choices, but also still selfishly wants forgiveness. He seems not to grasp how much death and suffering has he caused among common people, but at least he is on a good path.

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  • [–] 2 points 6 months ago

    I don't think Nolan is selfish in wanting forgiveness. Wanting forgiveness is a natural thing. Look at Mark and how he treats Nolan. I can't say Mark has forgiven him completely, but he defends Nolan from time to time.

    I expect part of next season will involve Debbie and him getting along better. As Nolan said, Debbie wants to forgive, to give him a second chance.

    Cecil? He's pragmatic. He doesn't have to forgive.

    Earth? I don't know. Especially if the Thragg plan becomes public.

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