Ryan Is Learning From His Father Homelander | The Boys S4
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Published 2024-07-01
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All Comments (21)
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What is that in the sky? Is it a bird? A plane? No, it’s evil flying sheep! 🐑 https://youtu.be/eiq4bFn39sQ
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This will sink deep into Ryan's mind, because: 1. No one died from this. 2. He is now in a position of power, that can bring "evil" to their knees. 3. The "weak" got chance for justice under his "power" Yeap, if this keep up, our boy Ryan will become "NeighborhoodLander"
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I love how quickly and hard Bonnie starts slapping him. Seems like he’d been making her “uncomfortable” for awhile
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Wait till Ryan finds out how he was conceived
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Ryan switching sides every episode lol
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This is like the nicest thing Homelanders ever done
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Dammm Bonnie didn't hold back one bit with those slaps sounded like she was smacking him with a brick
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This was quite merciful for homelander
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what a sweet bonding time between a father and his son
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That's what my mom would want. Also Ryan : chooses homelander over butcher 😂
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“It didn’t sound like you meant it” “That’s just my natural tone.” OMG that is a great line, basically the kind of person you want to have slapped until that tone goes away.
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This feels quite left field for Ryan at one point he's conflicted and then he's corrupted
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Honestly, I thought he got off pretty easy. I mean, Homelander, could have shown Ryan how it really goes down.
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Homelander learned what he needs to do to make ryan like himself is to let him make the decisions on his own, in the right or more wrong circumstances, rather than force him to be as he wants ryan is slowly gonna pick up that by his own choice, perfect way to manipulate someone is to trick them with their own free will
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The transition of Ryan going the dominant psychopathic route really felt unnatural. Up until now he has always showed comprehension, mercy and forgiveness, always feeling uncomfortable around Homerlander's ruthlessness. I raised an eyebrow seeing him indulge in sadistic punishment without any buildup whatsoever.
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I know this guy. My dad used to work with him. I think they are friends, because my dad told me about a game they were playing during work, where they threw paper in a trash can. Sadly my dad didnt came home last night from work. Hope he is okay.
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Homelander's learning from Sage's advice to nudge things the way he wants them to go instead of applying a sledgehammer. Given Ryan every chance to make the wrong choices and reward them.
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I am the only who felt it was wholesome how Homelander look at Ryan like "thats my boy" I mean is messed up but it still wholesome.
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How nice to see that the boy is learning from his father! Looking forward to their wholesome interactions in the future!
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I like how Homelander smiled at the end with hints of pride that his son finally dabbled with his power a little bit.
