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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. - 3x9 "Closure" Full Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2023-10-20 08:06:56
Edited:
2023-11-03 05:01:32
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2026-06
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Andatore

we are already at season 4?!?!

Andatore

ok nvm its a typo XD

Lyla

Ooh this is a great episode! And the next one is the midseason finale - so exciting! Totally understand your confusion in the first scene. There was definitely a bit of time between it and the last scene of Rosalind and Coulson, hence the fact they’d made up, and made up so well. To be fair the only thing between them was this confusion, of who was working for who, so I can definitely see how they got past that. But ideally they should have had an extra scene in there to show to us the mend of their fractured relationship.. Coulson’s mental state is understandable and very interesting for him as a character, but extremely concerning in this episode. I feel terrible for him, but wow he was certainly being pretty rash. All those scenes of him in the aftermath, as you said, definitely felt pretty surreal, and were super well acted and well paced I think. Loved the little interrogation scene of the whole team about Ward, gave me major season 1 flashbacks, which feels so far away now. Love what Daisy said about Ward and their shared bad childhoods being part of what drew them together - it makes both total sense in terms of the show and his character, and is also so true to the real world - that kind of thing is exactly how people end up getting indoctrinated into horrible organisations or ideologies. I think you’re so right about Fitz wanting Simmons to be able to fully choose who she wants, hence his determination to get Will back, although of course, a major part of it is that he’s just a good person and doesn’t want to let someone who Simmons cares about die. My heart broke for both of them this episode, especially during the scenes where Jemma is being tortured. I’ve always found that line Ward says about which is worse for Fitz, “the times when she screams, or the long pauses in between when she doesn’t” one of his coldest, most awful lines. He’s a great villain for sure here, but god he’s just too horrible. Also yes Mack as the director?! I think he did pretty good! And love that Daisy finally has her little inhuman team going. Thanks for a great reaction as always!

Christopher simeon

The closure we got was the full well story that defined ward's character for so long.

Laurel

Ward's had a hangup about "closure" since season 2, which I find interesting because at this point it isn't about closure, and frankly never was. Ward wants revenge and people to blame, and there's no shortage of either in his mind. Actually getting closure would mean confronting the root of his problems and being willing to move on, both things he is unwilling to do. So instead of cauterizing the wounds he has, he lets them fester. Which feeds into his larger problem of being incapable of having an identity of his own. He has to define himself in relation to other people and past events; the alternative would mean having to do introspection and think for himself, and that's a terrifying prospect for him.

Bradley

Ward actually being worried about his brothers well-being, or life sort of implies that A. He either doesn’t know Coulson as well as he thinks he does (like he says in the episode) or B. He knows that Coulson would’ve actually killed his brother. This show is so good.

Ian Fleming

In an episode crammed with great moments and scenes my favourite will always be Acting-Director Mack's pep talk to Joey and Lincoln. Genuinely words to live by.