But Tilda says, albeit with some sadness, that it’s too late for her and Odessa - and she’s staying by her mother’s side, no matter what happens. It’s having people to be strong for that matters. For so long, she demanded strength from her daughter because she thought it would make her a good fighter - but she’s realizing that’s not the right move at all. The group that’s assembled splits off into two factions - Gaius, Tilda, and the Widow set off toward the Meridian Chamber to destroy it for good, and when the trio stumbles upon the violence Pilgrim’s followers have left in their wake, Minerva tells Tilda it’s not too late for her to turn back, to find happiness with Odessa if that’s what she wants. I’m starting to think this is going to be the moment where they part ways. Meanwhile, she’s trying to find a way through to him, to remind him that building a new world can’t consist of killing everyone different from them, but it seems Pilgrim’s too deep in his own darkness to even consider a vacation on the light side in creating Azra 2.0. Cressida, to her credit, tries to protest, insisting she has her own powers from a unique source - but Pilgrim all but threatens her into it. No, he firmly informs Cressida that she’ll be receiving the gift too. One by one, each opens their eyes, and one by one, everyone’s eyes have turned black.īut Pilgrim’s plan isn’t just intended for the newbies. Enter MK, who’s definitely scarred to heck and back, and challenges the fighters to find the darkness within themselves.
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But he has to make sure his loyal acolytes know how to wield their gift before leaving. What happens if someone declines? Well, I’m glad you asked, because Pilgrim’s orders are basically for them to wield death and destruction against anyone who would oppose such a generous offer.
Pilgrim rounds up his followers with a new mission - to spread his gospel, essentially, and to bring anyone back who’s interested in receiving the gift for themselves. Could it be that he’s feeling more forgiving of her now that he knows she’s going to have a child of her own? It’s possible that her giving him the gift of Waldo’s old sword didn’t hurt all that much, but really, who needs to be holding on to old grudges like that when there’s a war going on? It’s bad for the indigestion. We get one tiny little moment between the Widow and Sunny to kick off the episode - it seems that, after the earlier claim he made to take her down after the war with Pilgrim is over, he’s starting to have second thoughts about it. Either way, it's time to gear up for the final showdown and see who emerges victorious at the bitter end. Oh, and apparently the Black Lotus is helping the good guys now? It's like cats and dogs living together or something. Meanwhile, the Widow's feeling less motivated on the whole war front, given that she just found out she's going to be a mother, while Kannin's attempts to get through to Pilgrim end up with her losing her gift. Previously: Everyone has the chance to catch their breath (and mourn the fallen) after the first battle between the Widow and Pilgrim's armies sort of ended in a draw. On a personal note, I first started covering this show for SYFY WIRE FANGRRLS last season, and throughout my time on the Badlands beat I've gotten the opportunity to talk to so many people involved with the making of this series, both in front of and behind the camera, and it's been a truly rewarding and meaningful experience. But there's happiness too, because for as long as we've had this show, we've gotten to witness some truly amazing storytelling complete with martial arts brilliance on-screen. Sadness, of course, because it's not just the season finale but the series finale, meaning there won't be any more with our faves after this moment. Well, this is it, friends: The final episode of Into the Badlands as we know it is here, and I'm approaching it with a bevy of mixed emotions. Besides, as we all know: No one escapes the Badlands. Spoiler Warning: If you haven't watched the Season 3 finale of Into the Badlands, “Seven Strike as One,” you might want to turn back now.
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