Now they need to think up a new plan.
But his brother argues that honor and glory are more important than mere survival.
Theyre not the only ones looking for someone.
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After much pursuit, Enoch finally tracks down May on the desolate Earth surface.
Roaches apparently pose no problem for him, since he doesnt have any tender insides for them to eat.
Mack talks to Flint one-on-one, but doesnt really have any comforting words.
He just says that Flints powers mean he has the responsibility to protect the people close to him.
But Flint his doubtful his parents are dead, and now his best friend is dead too.
How is he supposed to protect anyone?
Ultimately, this is a question Flint has to figure out himself.
To quote a recent movie of note, Flint has the heart of a true Jedi.
He goes straight to the Kree looking for him and in an extremely Jedi-esque hooded cloak, to boot.
But Flints no fool.
Man, thats a cool power.
Hes not the only one with skills, unfortunately.
Sinara sneaks up behind him and knocks him out, and decides to use him as bait.
She offers herself up to the Kree warriors in his place.
But luckily her friends arent far behind, and they all take off with the Kree in hot pursuit.
Eventually, they find an open shaft that can lead them outside.
But Flint, for one, has no intention of leaving.
So the episode ends without another big fight scene, but theres still plenty of intrigue in its stead.
After breaking through into the empty room, Sinara uses her floating balls to kill the other Kree warrior.
Of course his warrior brother calls him out on it, so Kasius stabs in the front too.
When May wakes up on Earth, we finally get a look at the community there.
She realizes shes in the Zephyr, and then one of the figures takes off her hood.
Her face isnt recognizable, but the carved robin in her hand sure is.
Somehow, Fitz isnt the only one who made it to the future.
That prophetic child Robin Hinton is here too though shes definitely not a child anymore.
