The Boys season 3: 8 crucial moments from episode 7
By Mark Lynch
2. A-Train is alive
A-Train was told that if he used his abilities again that he’d die, but when the chance to avenge his brother and kill Blue Hawk came up, he took it. A-Train didn’t care about his life. He wanted to kill Blue Hawk and he succeeded. He then collapsed in front of a dead and skinless Blue Hawk.
This wasn’t the end of the A-Train. Ashley Barrett tells him that Vought took Blue Hawk’s heart and put it into him. Now he can use his powers since he doesn’t have the heart condition from taking too much Compound V. She also mentioned that he’ll be getting a new origin and movie with him being a Black stereotype drug dealer. A-Train doesn’t like it. Let’s see if he rages against the machine.
1. Soldier Boy’s son
Before Soldier Boy could kill Mindstorm, he whispered to Soldier Boy that he’s Homelander’s biological father. At first, he couldn’t believe it. After a while, it started to make sense. Soldier Boy recalls ejaculating into a cup for Vought. That’s when he realized what that was for. He was used to create a new and improved supe.
Could Soldier Boy die in The Boys’ season 3 finale. Despite Homelander always wanting a father, it’s not enough to stop him from trying to kill Soldier Boy. He knows that Soldier Boy could actually kill him, so he will eventually want him dead. Add that to Black Noir more than likely going after him and it’s almost a guarantee.
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