![]() Watchmen ends with Angela cracking open and drinking the egg that may or may not contain Manhattan’s powers. It’s similarly hinted at in their first encounter in Vietnam, where Manhattan says he can “transfer” his abilities into an organic material, which can be consumed. Or is he? As suggested by the episode, Manhattan may have left a piece of himself inside an egg (“ Watch the eggs,” Manhattan tells her when he’s making pancakes). As a result, Trieu is killed when her giant device crushes her.īut Doctor Manhattan, Angela’s lover, is dead. ![]() With the help of Adrian Veidt (Jeremy Irons), who modified his randomized squid rain to become lethal. ![]() resented his position in the Appropriations Committee that paid reparations, or “Redfordations,” to the families of the victims of the 1921 Greenwood Massacre, also known as the “Black Wall Street Massacre.” But just as Trieu verged on obtaining Manhattan’s powers, Angela (Regina King) disrupted her plan. The Calvary hoped to transfer Manhattan’s power into Oklahoma Senator Joe Keene Jr. Lady Trieu (Hong Chau) imprisons Doctor Manhattan (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) in the finale of 'Watchmen.' HBO The Calvary thought they were stealing from the ultra-powerful Trieu, but she allowed it to happen all along. She shadow supported the white supremacist group, the Seventh Calvary, allowing the masked terrorists to steal supplies from her in order to build a “cage” for Doctor Manhattan. In “See How They Fly,” viewers learn Lady Trieu’s (Hong Chau) ultimate plan: To steal the powers of Doctor Manhattan Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. Warning: Spoilers for the season/series finale of HBO’s Watchmen ahead. Here’s everything that went down in the season/series finale of Watchmen, titled “See How They Fly” and how the episode blows open the world of Watchmen wide open for a continuation that, in the best-case scenario, would never see the light of day. The finale, which by comparison had the most rudimentary structure of a superhero story (a villain unveils their master plan for the heroes to thwart at the last minute), ended in exactly the way you expect from Damon Lindelof: Open-ended, with lots of questions. On Sunday, HBO aired the ninth and possibly final episode of Watchmen, the acclaimed sequel series to Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ iconic 1988 DC Comics graphic novel, Watchmen. But should Damon Lindelof’s series even get a second season, or does that final shot provide more closure than another batch of episodes ever could? ![]() The season finale of HBO’s Watchmen perfectly set things up for Season 2 with a cliffhanger to rival anything we’ve seen before. ![]()
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