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The Boys find Ryan at Homelander's cabin and use a sonic device created by Frenchie to distract Homelander, with Butcher and Becca entering the cabin as the latter tearfully reunites with her son. Realizing the bond the two have formed, Butcher finds himself unable to separate Becca of Ryan and changes his plan by having both of them sent with ...
Homelander turns against Soldier Boy after the latter strikes Ryan, but is forced to reluctantly fight Queen Maeve. He later introduces his son Ryan to his and Stormfront's supporters at Vought Tower. There, a pro-Starlight protestor hits Ryan in the face with a soft drink can, provoking Homelander to kill him with his heat vision.
In Syria, a group of American soldiers approach a drug warehouse. Homelander interferes, kills all the assailants, and delivers a package of Compound-V to the troops. Back in New York City, US Secretary Robert Singer questions Stillwell about Compound-V being leaked to terrorists, though Stilwell assures him that they will need Compound-V to fight the Supe terrorists.
This article contains spoilers for the Season 4 finale of Prime Video's "The Boys." In the finale of this season of "The Boys," Homelander, the self-obsessed superhero with a desire for all ...
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Meanwhile, Homelander's reputation is torn apart after he accidentally kills a civilian in one of his missions to kill a supe-terrorist, leaving him no choice but to ask for the help of Stormfront, whom he despises, to restore his public image. "We Gotta Go Now" was released on the streaming service Amazon Prime Video on September 18, 2020.
Becca confronts Homelander over his actions. Homelander retaliates by criticizing Becca for the way she is raising Ryan, going so far as to forcefully grab her wrist. Ryan defends her by using his powers against Homelander and makes Homelander leave. A police helicopter finds the Boys and attempts to stop the yacht. Kenji manages to free ...
Killings in prison are relatively rare: From 2001 to 2019, fewer than 3 percent of all deaths in federal prison were the result of homicide, according to Justice Department data.But at U.S ...