An epic trilogy!Three episodes were all stunning and brilliantly presented.
In "Endgame", I was completely surprised at Carter's intelligence and creativeness--well it's not usually easy to figure out such a imaginative way to combat HR! There's a problem that the POI team always have--that they actually seek justice in criminals' way.But not Carter.She did make it to move within the law, which is absolutely difficult for a revenger.
In "The Crossing", however, it soon escalate into a desperate and almost hopeless struggle with the deep-rooted and powerful crime organization. Dirty cops everywhere. "Friends" everywhere. Everywhere they go, troubles follow.But luckily they made it to the federal building.But just when everyone felt relieved and thought the next episode was about finding Simmons, that son of a bitch showed up and killed Carter, which is shocking yet acceptable（just like they had indicated before, "War needs casualty."）Lionel was definitely the highlight in this episode, showing his unsurpassed bravery and courage.He is my favorite character in this series!And also, some may say the kiss is artificial and totally unreasonable,but not me.A man and a woman,great friendship,desperately battling against the most dangerous criminals,telling each other their past what else are you expecting?!Besides, the kiss didn't last long.More like a kiss of gratitude and understanding.
And there comes the final battle against HR--"The Devil's Share".Reese and Shaw go completely insane this time, but considering their fury and blaze, everything they had done in this episode is acceptable and understandable.Plus, Root's teaming up with them is exhilarating and kinda hot!Lionel play hero again, capture Simmons and sent him to custody.When I was worried that Quinn and Simmons may come back for revenge someday, Elias turned up,with his elegant smile and "civilization theory", killed Simmons and brought this epic trilogy to an end--an end that truly met our satisfaction.A beautiful storyline!
After this trilogy, HR is officially taken down, and next the team should move on to battle against other dangerous enemies--without Carter,sadly.But it really showed us how desperate this battle is--just like a single person against the whole world!!But the more hopeless the battle is, the sweeter its victory might taste!Hope this team good luck,there are still many bad guys out there!
In "Endgame", I was completely surprised at Carter's intelligence and creativeness--well it's not usually easy to figure out such a imaginative way to combat HR! There's a problem that the POI team always have--that they actually seek justice in criminals' way.But not Carter.She did make it to move within the law, which is absolutely difficult for a revenger.
In "The Crossing", however, it soon escalate into a desperate and almost hopeless struggle with the deep-rooted and powerful crime organization. Dirty cops everywhere. "Friends" everywhere. Everywhere they go, troubles follow.But luckily they made it to the federal building.But just when everyone felt relieved and thought the next episode was about finding Simmons, that son of a bitch showed up and killed Carter, which is shocking yet acceptable（just like they had indicated before, "War needs casualty."）Lionel was definitely the highlight in this episode, showing his unsurpassed bravery and courage.He is my favorite character in this series!And also, some may say the kiss is artificial and totally unreasonable,but not me.A man and a woman,great friendship,desperately battling against the most dangerous criminals,telling each other their past what else are you expecting?!Besides, the kiss didn't last long.More like a kiss of gratitude and understanding.
And there comes the final battle against HR--"The Devil's Share".Reese and Shaw go completely insane this time, but considering their fury and blaze, everything they had done in this episode is acceptable and understandable.Plus, Root's teaming up with them is exhilarating and kinda hot!Lionel play hero again, capture Simmons and sent him to custody.When I was worried that Quinn and Simmons may come back for revenge someday, Elias turned up,with his elegant smile and "civilization theory", killed Simmons and brought this epic trilogy to an end--an end that truly met our satisfaction.A beautiful storyline!
After this trilogy, HR is officially taken down, and next the team should move on to battle against other dangerous enemies--without Carter,sadly.But it really showed us how desperate this battle is--just like a single person against the whole world!!But the more hopeless the battle is, the sweeter its victory might taste!Hope this team good luck,there are still many bad guys out there!