This post contains the main spoilers For "Alien: Earth" of FF.

"Alien: The Earth" of Noah Holly ends with an empathic declaration. "We are ruling now," says Hybrid Wendy (Sydney Chandler), as soon as she concludes five morally vague adults with the help of her brother, OEO (Alex Lotter). Among them is her creator and leader of the Boy Cavalier (Samuel Blankin), who quickly realized that he could no longer manipulate Wendy. Thanks to her newly learned ability to communicate with Xenomorphs, Wendy is now controlling the status quo to the extent that it can completely demolish the aspirations of other global corporations. However, she says this as Vice-Juvan-Jutani soldiers arrive on the island, probably with the intention of confiscating creatures and taking advantage of Cavalier's compromised position as a prisoner.

Talking to Hollywood reporterHolly explained what Wendy's declaration means and why she can be in line with Cavalier's "anarchist" worldwide despite not coming from opportunistic:

"The Kavalier boy has real anti-authoritarian problems from his father and came to this world where there were four major corporations. And, for six to eight years, it became a rival to these people. Everyone else is investing in maintaining the status quo. That, but for this, is this, but also, if this independent machine is, but for it, it is this alone.

The parallels of the Peter Pan show were pretty shameless From the first episode, Wendy's declaration inadvertently confirms Cavalier's obsession by allowing children to have it (unlike adults). But what does this mean for the future of the show?

In the season final, Kavalier reveals that his deep rooted hatred of adults stems from the trauma to have a violent father. Forced to take matters into his own hands, Kavalier had to kill this violent figure of authority with a synthetic he built as a child. This explains why Cavalier has chosen children who die as tests for tests for his revolutionary hybrid project because it keeps them in greater respect than most adults do. But Cavalier's intentions are far from clean, as he sees his creations as reinforced stones for his ambitions and rejects human life (or artificial, for that matter). Wendy appears as an unwanted anomaly, but Cavalier underestimates her ability to empathize, leading to his condition to the end.

This repeated the "We are now doing" line, because it is perfect in accordance with what Cavalier wants to determine, though his intention is mocked by Wendy. Holly explains Cavalier's triumph with a proxy in the same interview, probably teasing the arrival of a more lawless world after Wendy destroys the balance:

"I think he certainly has a low point when Wendy holds the mirror and shows him (Cavalier) who he really is. But then he is satisfied with the fact that she collects the match and is ready to set it all up.

Wendy's motivations may not derive from bad will, but The presence of Jutani (Sandra Shi Shadindiver) complicates thingsBecause she is a skilled business woman who knows how to use situations in her favor. Even with the aliens of her command, Wendy has a difficult road before her, because the nature of top predators cannot be infinitely delayed by nurturing.