Reacher Season 3 Episode 7 shout brutally about revenge

This article contains Spoilers For “Reacher” Season 3, Episode 7.

The third season “Reacher” is different from the two previous seasons in several ways. This is the first time that we have seen the hero Alan Richson secretly, as he was making his way around a palace as he did his literary counterpart in Lee Child, “Ponsuader”, on which this season is based on “Reacher”. It is also a big change from the second season, which the wonderful former man who joined the members of the Special Investigation Unit witnessed 110. But there is one major topic that distinguished all three seasons of the broadcast series so far: revenge.

The first season witnessed that Riccher reaches a revenge for the death of his brother, and the second season followed him and his former colleagues in the army, where they sought revenge for the death of the previous 110 unit members, and the third season believes that Reacher is seeking revenge again, this time for the death of Protégé and Army Morgeant Dominique Kohl (Mariah Robinson). It was also revealed in episode 4 of this season. The first -class sergeant joined Reacher for a short period in the days of the military police and followed the husband as Zavier Quinn (Brian T), an intelligence officer in the army that sells secrets to the enemy. After Queen captured, he was tortured, and Koh’s killing, Reacher appears to have apparently killed him, only for the appearance of the villain when the arms dealer Julius Maccabi, the central opponent of the third season. Of course, Reacher intends to finish what he has started in all of these past years, and a central account of season 3, and therefore, the Richson champion falls once.

Despite all its differences from the previous installments, the third season of “Reacher” is another revenge story. But this particular story looks different. The third season of “Reacher” reveals a new and frightening aspect of Jack RicherAnd that is unprecedented for revenge as he has this time. This was crystallized in episode 7 of the season, where the character is more honest brutally about his motives than ever.

There is a reason that makes Jack Retshire a popular figure. The Lee Child was greatly successful even before Tom Cruise played the role of a former military police officer in the two Jack Rich films, and a long time before Alan Richson intervened to bring the character to the fans. The formula is not exactly complicated. Reacher combines elements of every typical American hero to present a strong strong power that cannot be achieved. His street lifestyle is allowed to embody the mysterious strange cup that wanders in small cities and causes chaos, which identified many classic Westerners. He remembers the impressive physical fitness heroes, Uber Mako in the 1980s, and is impressive thinking it gives him more accurate James Bond. It is a mixture of everything that has been proven in the field of movement, so it is not surprising that Jack Richer is common as he did.

But there is another aspect of the character that I think has allowed its broadcast series Break the main video records It becomes one of the most viewed offers. With his military past, Reacher embodies a kind of national feelings, and even the gentle feelings that appeal to the large audience of the audience who watch the show of the good old American donkey. But thanks to the most frequently free and self-flowing flow, Reacher also embodies the idea of ​​the increasing official guidelines and rules of accomplishing things-a spirit that has become more important in the United States recently. In this regard, Clint Eastwood was a dirty Harry, while tearing the red tape and getting the bad man at any cost. He is John Rambo, using his military past to inform his pursuit of justice completely separate from any ruling body or authority. As such, he sits in this sweet spot between celebrating military force and adopting a very specific form of tyranny-the type of hero who revives the science throughout the time when he floats on the rules for which he stands.

Episode 7 of Season 3, however, contains a moment of unusual frankness from Reacher, where only one side of this strange and contradictory gap embraces.

Jack Rich is defined in a large part of his commitment to justice. He simply cannot make violations and will adhere to the young man whenever possible, as hell rains on those who dare to commit even the most negligent work. But the third season showed us a much more self -desire arrival. From the moment he is killed by Kazavier Quinn in episode 4 and returns to his military superiors, we see as part of the character that has nothing to do with justice in the traditional sense. At that point, he took justice in his hands, embodying the principle of “eye for the eye”, which is a very curse of the most compared to justice that society is supposed to be applied.

This position is what leads to a great clash between Reacher and Susan Duffy, Dia Cassidy’s agent Sonia Cassidy (one of the best things to “reach” for a long time). In episode 7, the husband comes to strikes after Duffy Reacher asking to allow ATF to control the operation to arrest Kazavier Quinn at a meeting with his Russian buyers. Duffy, a Duffy agent, guillermo villanueva (Roberto Monesinos) urges, to face Queen justice, but Reacher falls all demonstrations and response, “justice?

So far this season, Reacher has clearly wanted to take revenge on Dominique Cole, but he also maintained the appearance that he was interested in saving Ci Duffy, Theresa. However, this moment you see that the former military man is more honest than ever throughout the entire season, leaving his personal endeavor to avenge everything else.

“Reacher” was constantly common since its first season decreased on the main video, as it reliably became the most viewed series of the platform whenever a new set of episodes decreased. Jack Jacques gave the accurate form of Alan Richson and Takorne Bromez to a hero after many loyal followers of the character who felt relatively Tom Cruise. It is clear that there are many reasons that make the series resonate with the way it has, and part of it is definitely related to its ability to attract the right and left fans. For the latter, he worked for rational milk, and to the previous one, brings the feelings that led to the adoption of the police forces the slogan of Marvel Anti-Heirister-the punishable- The evolution of chilling forever. Reacher is a military man who fought for his country, but also, in some way, he determines justice for himself, and today this seems a very strong concept that resonates with the multiple population composition.

With the third season of the broadcast series, we saw Reacher Kill without hesitation, which raises the interest of the characters that already represent the authorities. Dea Guillermo Villanueva can not believe this when Reacher reveals that he killed a Quinn man in episode 4, and it appears that the show is calculated by this Reacher’s idea as the only Vigilante, who is able to determine the right and wrong for himself. Now, with episode 7, it seems as if the book is interrogating the idea of ​​this character as a beacon of morals and bright justice. His explicit recognition of the desire for revenge for justice indicates that it can be with no mercy and possibly defective like anyone else, and we see this more clear than ever in his confrontation with Susan Dove and Villanueva. At this moment, it is not some bond that transcends the line between power and vigilance justice. He is just a man who wants to take revenge for selfishness, and he is an amazing line, it seems that he confirms that Reacher is more than just a cold blood killer, in a more dangerous moment than we are used to from this movement chain.