This article contains spoilers For Gen V Season 2, Episode 4, "bags".

"General V" Season 2, Episode 4 ("Bags") ends with a great and highly advertised fight between Gender Jordandan Lee (London Thor and Derek Luh) And The mysterious protagonist of the show Marie Moro (Gap Sinclair). Dean Kiefer (Hamish Linklater) has his own reasons for setting up the match (namely, he punishes Jordandan by throwing them into the role of villain and forcing Marie to open against a stronger opponent), but from the beginning it is clear that it is clear that it is clear that it is clear that it is clear that it is clear that it is clear that it is clear Such fights for superhero are a long -standing tradition Among the highest ranked students of Godn University. Vugue has learned to commercialize these clashes as massive UFC events or boxing champions. The complex exciting vignettes of the battle not only meet the two competitors of the spectators, but also highlight the previous fights.

Interesting point for ad: One character definitely does not fit into the other here. Previous competitors named in the advertising fight are Queen May (Dominique McKeliga), Deep (Chase Crawford), Eagle Archer (Langston Kerman) and Blindspot (Chris Mark). Just as the viewer begins to imagine the sight of the glorious pavement he stopped Mawev, he must give the deep in their "gender battle", the Advertising Franchise A Great Bad Father (Anthony Star) with the covers that participated in the Super, Super Sae, Super Saul, Super Sa.

Interestingly, the graph avoids discovering whom, if anyone, a home man fought. Instead, everyone from his lonely shows that, with his voice framing him as "a hero who became God". In other words, it seems that Vuge is actively trying to join Homelander with God's best and brightest ... But why? Did he actually go to university? Or is there anything else in the game? Let's find out.

The academic history of the Netherlands, or lack of them, is not largely on either Gen V or the "boys". However, other aspects of his formative years are many.

The key moments of the young father's development are unfolded in the "boys" Season 4, Episode 4 ("wisdom of the centuries") and "boys: Diabolic" season 1, Episode 8 ("one plus one equals two"). Their events confirm that the homeland has never had a normal childhood. Instead, he grew up in tightly controlled laboratory conditions where he was constantly subjected to cruel and painful tests to detect its limits. The scope of his education does not attract much attention, but given the high-security nature of its existence, it is very unlikely that he was allowed to leave the lab in school days. Instead, any education with the authorization it has, it is probably the result of careful supervised learning in homes.

As such, the homeland almost certainly did not go to God and only joined the school of power. The pressure to connect to the university, similar to the statue of it in front of the main building, is probably only propaganda for a dual goal to inspire students and make the father himself look better. This, of course, is only for the course of the character, which has long been turned into Donald Trump's self-armed parody.

Season 2 "Gen V" is broadcast on the premiere video.