never been as good to him as they claimed, it broke him in fact, and now he's supposed to kill a poor teenage girl who wanted to make a change? Because they said so? Even "doing it for Lemar" doesn't work anymore because through a conversation with Sam trying to talk sense into him at some point, he recognizes that Lemar died or was injured in service, and that Karli didn't mean to kill him - and that revenge doesn't change anything. Perhaps, as he watches her, he even remembers a spirited, idealistic young man he might have been at some point before going to war ... so, as she picks up on someone's eyes on her, he has left. I also see his arc as him learning to overcome who the militairy and maybe even society expected him to be and opening up, expressing his feelings and thoughts on his own terms - first to Sam, Bucky and his wife, and eventually Lemar as they reunite.
For Lemar and Olivia, his wife, I can actually see two subplots as well emerging - Lemar aka Battlestar could probably provide some insight into SWORD's current plans when it comes to Super Soldiers (chances are he escaped at some point, after being healed with super serum - what would be juicy in this scenario would be him being sent after Eli Bradley with threats to his family if he talks to anyone or asks for help ... I wonder if Sam and Bucky could do something now, being a veteran councelor and a super soldier with a past ... and it would be interesting to see how the group works together to rescue both him and Eli, or how both of them contribute on their own to that. Teamwork, right? Going to Olivia, idk, I just really want the new group to be a band of five ... and why should she get excluded? And it would be a very interesting plot twist if, suffering a terrible injury before giving birth, she somehow was given or gave herself the super serum to survive ... leading the baby to inherit the powers via her body and the group knowing that they'll once be in as much danger as Eli.
My fav plot would be: after John turns away from killing her the first time, someone lures her to his house and stages an attack on it, providing footage of her being close (although he is becoming suspicious already) - she manages to get Olivia out of the burning building and uses one of her last viles of serum to save her. When John and her reunite, he is shocked to hear that she carries this burden now too, but she tells him that maybe it's time she got the chance to protect him in reverse too. Also, roll him asking Karli why she saved her, with latter replying "Because that's just what one does. I couldn't leave her there - and I'm not your enemy, Walker. I never wanted to be." ... "Guess not."
Eli Bradley - he is actually a character from the comics, and I think it's no coincedence that he was included in the show. I think the writers might go for an arc where it's revealed that the super serum powers of his grandfather were passed onto him too, which Isiah is determined to hide to protect him from the government. However, it is eventually revealed - in this scenario, it would have been interesting to see not just Sam and Bucky, but also Karli and John showing up to protect him - this could be a first instance of the latter two being on the same page, in that they can't let him be captured and forced to become a soldier, not to mention that they won't let him be experimented on like his grandfather was. This could be a lenghthy plot, even for the current canon of the show ... it's everyone coming together and standing up to the militairy and SWORD. It's difficult to characterize him as of now, since he barely gets any lines in season 1, but I can see him become an established member of the group eventually.
However, that's Karli, Olivia, John, Lemar and Eli - aka a group of super soldiers that now join Sam and Bucky, being the group leaders and more or less mentors of the group - more or less because each of the members is an adult in their own way, with own ideas and valid points. Maybe they will be approached by the Thunderbolts, but for now, they're just
never been as good to him as they claimed, it broke him in fact, and now he's supposed to kill a poor teenage girl who wanted to make a change? Because they said so? Even "doing it for Lemar" doesn't work anymore because through a conversation with Sam trying to talk sense into him at some point, he recognizes that Lemar died or was injured in service, and that Karli didn't mean to kill him - and that revenge doesn't change anything. Perhaps, as he watches her, he even remembers a spirited, idealistic young man he might have been at some point before going to war ... so, as she picks up on someone's eyes on her, he has left. I also see his arc as him learning to overcome who the militairy and maybe even society expected him to be and opening up, expressing his feelings and thoughts on his own terms - first to Sam, Bucky and his wife, and eventually Lemar as they reunite.
For Lemar and Olivia, his wife, I can actually see two subplots as well emerging - Lemar aka Battlestar could probably provide some insight into SWORD's current plans when it comes to Super Soldiers (chances are he escaped at some point, after being healed with super serum - what would be juicy in this scenario would be him being sent after Eli Bradley with threats to his family if he talks to anyone or asks for help ... I wonder if Sam and Bucky could do something now, being a veteran councelor and a super soldier with a past ... and it would be interesting to see how the group works together to rescue both him and Eli, or how both of them contribute on their own to that. Teamwork, right? Going to Olivia, idk, I just really want the new group to be a band of five ... and why should she get excluded? And it would be a very interesting plot twist if, suffering a terrible injury before giving birth, she somehow was given or gave herself the super serum to survive ... leading the baby to inherit the powers via her body and the group knowing that they'll once be in as much danger as Eli.
My fav plot would be: after John turns away from killing her the first time, someone lures her to his house and stages an attack on it, providing footage of her being close (although he is becoming suspicious already) - she manages to get Olivia out of the burning building and uses one of her last viles of serum to save her. When John and her reunite, he is shocked to hear that she carries this burden now too, but she tells him that maybe it's time she got the chance to protect him in reverse too. Also, roll him asking Karli why she saved her, with latter replying "Because that's just what one does. I couldn't leave her there - and I'm not your enemy, Walker. I never wanted to be." ... "Guess not."
Eli Bradley - he is actually a character from the comics, and I think it's no coincedence that he was included in the show. I think the writers might go for an arc where it's revealed that the super serum powers of his grandfather were passed onto him too, which Isiah is determined to hide to protect him from the government. However, it is eventually revealed - in this scenario, it would have been interesting to see not just Sam and Bucky, but also Karli and John showing up to protect him - this could be a first instance of the latter two being on the same page, in that they can't let him be captured and forced to become a soldier, not to mention that they won't let him be experimented on like his grandfather was. This could be a lenghthy plot, even for the current canon of the show ... it's everyone coming together and standing up to the militairy and SWORD. It's difficult to characterize him as of now, since he barely gets any lines in season 1, but I can see him become an established member of the group eventually.
However, that's Karli, Olivia, John, Lemar and Eli - aka a group of super soldiers that now join Sam and Bucky, being the group leaders and more or less mentors of the group - more or less because each of the members is an adult in their own way, with own ideas and valid points. Maybe they will be approached by the Thunderbolts, but for now, they're just
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