Season 3 of Reacher has been a lot of fun so far. Alan Richson's massive ex-military hero is grilled around the castle, trying to solve Dea's disappearance in the story of Jackec Ricel-like-Sleuth we didn't know we needed. Hulking Hencman Pauli, Who somehow makes Rocter himself look smallis one of the best villains on the show still, and will surely make a heck of the last showdown when he and achieves inevitably face. We are also treated Another one of the funniest action scenes in Reacher, which is also going to be one of Richson's best moments.And the episodes were not less than a kind of funny over-the-run action we expected from the series of very popular Amazon series.

But Reacher's season 3 was not without its stake in the tragic moments. In Episode 4, we learned much more about Reacher's military past in an extended retrospective that focused on his time as the chief of the military police. The story followed him and his sergeant Dominique Cole (Mariah Robinson) as they followed the central antagonist of Season 3, Xavier Quinn (Brian Te), before Cole was tortured and killed by Quinn during the culmination of the episode.

It was a great tragedy for Reacher, who took Cole under his wing and took a real mentoring role for his capable order. Surprisingly, Reacher seems to have killed Quinn as a result, before the character reappeared very alive to become the main villain of this last season. But more than that, Cole's death was a clear moment of hinge in the development of Reacher, and man is not very known for forming deep links with those around him. As such, he was forever replaced by the death of a younger character with whom he was associated and accused of protection.

And now, the same has appeared in episode 5, which gave us another tragic and shocking death.

In episode 1 of the Reacher Season 3, we see the title of hero factory inside Anthony Michael Hall's Zahari Beck Castle. The episode then reveals that Reacher actually works for Sonja Casid Susan Duffy, one of the best things ever happened to "reach". Duffy is an agent of DEA whose young newsletter, Theresa, has disappeared after being similarly inserted into the Back -Back Winter Carpet Company, a bizarre bazaar. Therefore, Reacher is trying to solve Teresa's disappearance and find out what Beck's business really depends. Meanwhile, Duffy, along with DEA's fellow agent Guillermo Vilanueva (Roberto Montesinos) and the Debuting Agent Steven Eliot (Daniel David Stewart), set up a camp in the safe, with a kidnapped Johnon Cooper (Roni).

Over the next few episodes, we saw that Johnon tried to get Steven to give him a cigarette, hinting to the audience that he might have made sense to avoid his kidnappers. Meanwhile, Duffy has repeatedly rejected the ratant agent's capabilities and undermined his stance as a DEA agent, mainly because he was responsible for spoiling the initial Beck investigation. All this, if not clear, scans like a terrible fate for Steven awaits it.

In episode 5, that's exactly what we get. Steven goes out in an absolutely daunting way, when Johnon finally persuades him to give him a cigarette before taking a mouth from rubbing alcohol used to treat wounds. Once Steven offers lighter, Johnon spits a fire in his face, then beating the poor rookie to death, leaving Duffy to find him on the floor of the safe later in the episode, giving us another poorer who suffered a horrible fate.

Season 3 Reacher already delivers great stories that do not rely on action at allAnd that certainly seems to be the case with Reacher and Susan Duffy. Episode 4 has already hinted at a joint relationship between the two after Reacher, telling Duffy and her colleagues in the DEA story of Dominique Cole and her murder in the hands of Xavier Quinn. Duffy then talks about the blame he feels to force Teresa to investigate Beck's business, which eventually led to her disappearance, saying: "I am a kid again and now I have to do it properly," to which it responds to Reacher, "I guess we have it in common." Now, with the fate of Teresa has not yet been confirmed, but Steven is very much, Duffy actually shares a tragedy in joint Reacher.

The DEA's agent will now have to deal with the blame of not only Steven's death on her watch, but also the fact that she has repeatedly made the young person feel inappropriate for the mistake that cost the original investigation into Zahari Beck. Meanwhile, Reacher is still struggling with the killing of Dominic Cole on his watch, making him and Duffy two solved heroes united in the tragedy. What will all this lead to the end? It's hard to say at this point, but with the apparent sexual tension between Reacher and Duffy already, this may lead to something even deeper along the line.

Meanwhile, poor Steven is good and really passed after his murder in Johnon's hands. While Guillermo Vilanueva retaliates for his colleague, shooting Johnon in his head, he does not feel enough given the pure brutality of Steven's death. Then, then, Xavier Quinn would be the one who would feel the full effect of Reacher and Rage of his Dea cohorts when the season approached - but who knows how many tragic deaths will we have to endure?