This article contains spoilers For the "Peacekeeper" Season 2, Episode 3.

Writer and director Jameseims Gunn wants to tell stories of families found, and the family found at the center of his HBO Max "Peacemaker" are probably the funniest cup ever. Children from the 11th street are a seriously damaged gang of accidents, yet their Loveubeube to one another gives the show a big heart heart under the ultra-violent, vulgar exterior. In Darker-no-more thinking second seasonThe audience gets a chance to see how many members of the 11th street children are, but there is one character that has separated: Adrian Chase, aka vigil (Freddie Stroma).

While talking about the season through a zoom in with Steve Age, who plays a colleague on the 11th Kid Johnon Economos Street, the actor shared that there is one thing that really separates the vigil from the rest of the characters - and it's not just his Whole "cute sociopath" something. The biggest difference, according to Age, is that other children are constantly pushing people, while vigil seems to be desperate for a relationship.

In the second season of "Peacemaker", we had to see that Emilia Harcurt (Ennenifer Holland) really doesn't have it as she is, as she appeared, while Leota Adebayo (Daniel Brooks), the peacekeeper (Johnon Senna), and Economos showed everyone who did not leave others. We don't know much about Vigilante's backstew In the universe in DC, he allegedly lives with his mother, but Age (and fans) would like to know more. Age said:

"(Vigilante) Another character I really want to see, but at least you can see that he has a desire to connect. He was like a little brother trying to connect with the peacemaker in season 1 and now he conveys it to me. So, unlike most other characters on the 11th Street, he wants to be close to us.

There are times when Vigilante's heart purity seems obvious - like when he kisses the economy good night after the second spent in a bathtub of fun too hard - but he is sometimes a little wrong. He is a little too challenging at all; He almost killed the white surreal supervisor of peace Because Adebayo told him that the peacemaker could never be happy until he was dead. Vigilante is just as morally vague as some other characters, but he seems to really want to be close to his friends and is deeply vulnerable and serious at all times.

Vigilante as the character of the "peacemaker" is such a tonal time for a walk, which I am impressed with every episode. Adrian is somehow the sweetest and most terrible member of the 11th Street. Writing itself is great, with a character who could so easily be a terrible villain instead of being deeply confused golf with some empathetic shutdown that he desperately tries to overcome.

Good as the vigil of the site, however, the character simply could not work without the performance of the puppy on the strom. The motivations behind the character from the point of view of Gun. He really follows the peacekeeper and the economy around as a child's brother or a lost puppy, despite being the deadliest puppy on the block. Contrary to his friends who have each other, they still keep secrets and get away, and it's easy to see where Age comes from. Vigilante is one of Gun's most fascinating charactersand I hope to see more than what makes him jump ... besides Facts for crowOf course.

New episodes at the premiere of "Peace" on HBO Max Thursday.