Shame is a Lower Vibration than Anger
In the middle of an interview with Mind Master, a commercial for Mellow Devil interrupts.
As Hawk moves from warehouse to warehouse, she keeps finding that the place where Mellow Devil was originally being created has been abandoned. This is a typical montage style scene, in which Hawk moves from one warehouse to the next, eventually finding the area where Mellow Devil was originally being created. However, the place has long been abandoned.
The fragment of Mellow Devil still runs through the Cortex system, hinting that Mind Master and Marvelous Man were both there. However, there’s a hidden memory that Cortex manages to access that happens to be Knight Hawk’s.
The truth is, Mind Master is still alive and hasn’t died all these years ago after all. This was hidden from Hawk, who realizes Marvelous Man has lied to him all this time. communicating with Walker, she warns that nuclear war is upon them and if they’re not careful, it could spell the end of the world.
Hawkeye steps up his interrogation of Mind Master, pressuring him to reveal the truth about the bullet that was stolen from Lockwood and given to Marvelous Man for him to kill himself. Mind Master may have been using Motion Blur to steal the bullet for some unknown reason, but Hawk is determined to find out what it was meant for.
We were wrong to think that Mind Master and Marvelous Man were in love. Marvelous Man couldn’t take the guilt, partly thanks to Laura cheating on him, and decided to kill himself.
Meanwhile, Logan lures Speed out to his secret lair, revealing that Hawk is actually a bad guy and a supervillain. She doesn’t believe it but when Speed checks the Lockwood simulation, she realizes that what Logan has said is true. Hawk has been recruiting disillusioned people and building his army at the Citadel.
That’s not how the news frames it though, with the Russians holding off from starting Nuclear war by listening in to the warped truth.
According to the news, Mind Master was working with the rogue terrorist nation Anubis and pushing them into nuclear war. Hawk is the true hero in this version of events, causing everyone to work together. And as Hawk kills Mind Master in cold blood, it’s distorted to look like a heroic act.
As she leaves Logan’s place, she warns the remaining groggy soldier that she’s coming for Hawk. Speed seems to be the only hope here to expose the truth and stop this fascist future from coming to fruition. As she leaves Logan’s place, she warns the remaining groggy soldier that she has a plan to take down Hawk. ..
The Episode Review
In the penultimate episode of “Marvelous Man,” Hawk is revealed to be the bad guy all along and Mind Master and Marvelous Man were in love. This twist is a great way to show that Hawk is the real villain, and that the audience should not be fooled by his good looks.
The issue here is that the series has lacked a strong emotional connection with its characters, which has resulted in them feeling one-dimensional and uninteresting. This lack of depth has also led to the series feeling very dry and unengaging, which makes it difficult to invest in.
With the finale looming, let’s hope everything comes to a close with a bang. ..
