[stlavin95]

Originally Posted by Wilpen (View Post) Any guesses on who the Black Hood is?

Not sure yet, but I think it could be Hal for some reason.

[jediwands]

Originally Posted by stlavin95 (View Post) Not sure yet, but I think it could be Hal for some reason.

That's my guess too!

I think so...

1. How odd that suddenly he's moving back in.
2. We see him and then Midge dies.
3. Hal has similar looking eyes.
4. The Black Hood had Betty expose her mom's arrest record and history of being a Southside Serpent. I found that odd.
5. They had Hal and Alice separate briefly which would allow the writers to later explain what he was up to behind the scenes not living in the Cooper house.
6. I mentioned he's moving back in... that is to up the shock value when he's exposed all the more.

My prediction... Hal's the Black Hood and Chic's either a helper OR most likely is just creepy (fake out) and Chic will sacrifice himself to expose Hal and save Betty and Alice.

The showrunner has a fascination with Dark Betty. Imagine how strongly Dark Betty will be around next year after dealing with the reality of her father being the Black Hood and maybe Chic only being guilty of messed up due to not having family and he ends up dead before she can fix it?

That's where I think it's going... I hope not, because I don't understand the fascination with Dark Betty.

[stlavin95]

Originally Posted by Wilpen (View Post) That's my guess too! I think so... 1. How odd that suddenly he's moving back in. 2. We see him and then Midge dies. 3. Hal has similar looking eyes. 4. The Black Hood had Betty expose her mom's arrest record and history of being a Southside Serpent. I found that odd. 5. They had Hal and Alice separate briefly which would allow the writers to later explain what he was up to behind the scenes not living in the Cooper house. 6. I mentioned he's moving back in... that is to up the shock value when he's exposed all the more. My prediction... Hal's the Black Hood and Chic's either a helper OR most likely is just creepy (fake out) and Chic will sacrifice himself to expose Hal and save Betty and Alice. The showrunner has a fascination with Dark Betty. Imagine how strongly Dark Betty will be around next year after dealing with the reality of her father being the Black Hood and maybe Chic only being guilty of messed up due to not having family and he ends up dead before she can fix it? That's where I think it's going... I hope not, because I don't understand the fascination with Dark Betty.

Those reasons are all pretty true and plus, Chic would be just too obvious imo.

[jediwands]

Originally Posted by stlavin95 (View Post) Those reasons are all pretty true and plus, Chic would be just too obvious imo.

Way too obvious.

I think we're on the right trail with Hal. I just can't figure out his motive.

[jediwands]

STRANGER THINGS Season 3 Will Start Filming On Monday; Season 4 Will "Definitely" Happen According To Producer

[jediwands]

The Flash 4.18: LOSE YOURSELF

Just watched in full.

Quoting this:

Damn Iris is a straight up badass. Marlize tries to stab her, Iris grabs the sword, stabs herself to throw Marlize off her guard, and growls, "Get out of my lab!" and throws Marlize and her chair into a pocket dimension. Bad. Ass.

^ The best.

Where does Iris get the strength? Oh her father, Joe West who took out Samuroid.

- Harry created a sonic screwdriver scepter but is also basically addicted, frying his brain due to the Thinking Cap. Not good. Love how Joe had time to figure it out.

- It’s dinosaur bits on both Supergirl and The Flash.

- Ralph died but I don't think it's permanent. Just a hunch.

- Devoe has Ralph’s body = regular actor returning.

- Caitlin lost Killer Frost. I don't think it's the end... I think she'll find a way to regain her powers organically.

- Not sure what Cisco and the blood/ear thing was all about.

- I'm not sure how I feel about Barry telling Ralph killing isn't the way to go... look, Barry will never be Oliver, he could never kill endless people. However, doesn't there have to be a balance? I don't think there's anything wrong with killing The Thinker for the greater good and under specific circumstances. I just think there should be a middle ground.

[The Crow]

It's the Batman/Joker conversation all over. Killing is the line Batman supposedly never crosses, but there are scores of people who would still be alive if Batman had killed him any of the times he's had the chance.

[The Crow]

The major factor against Chic being the hood is body type. He's too slight in build. Hal has a much closer body type to the man who shot Archies dad.

[jediwands]

Originally Posted by The Crow (View Post) It's the Batman/Joker conversation all over. Killing is the line Batman supposedly never crosses, but there are scores of people who would still be alive if Batman had killed him any of the times he's had the chance.

Exactly. It's lame! Ralph would still be alive if Barry wouldn't have instructed him not to kill a monster who has no problem killing others. It doesn't make any sense to me. You shouldn't go out of your way to kill as a Superhero but sometimes it has to happen.

[jediwands]

Originally Posted by The Crow (View Post) The major factor against Chic being the hood is body type. He's too slight in build. Hal has a much closer body type to the man who shot Archies dad.

Exactly right.

[stlavin95]

Originally Posted by Wilpen (View Post) Way too obvious. I think we're on the right trail with Hal. I just can't figure out his motive.

Yep, definitely

I can't either, especially when's it comes to shooting Fred.

[The Crow]

I agree with some of these.

https://screenrant.com/harry-potter-...oles-mistakes/

[stlavin95]

I do too.

[jediwands]

Originally Posted by stlavin95 (View Post) Yep, definitely I can't either, especially when's it comes to shooting Fred.

Right?! Excellent point. What would be the motive for shooting Fred? Makes absolutely no sense.

[jediwands]

Regarding Hermione...

I don’t feel the writer of that article understands romance at all. I would never say RHr were toxic... they were like Seth and Summer... heavy bickering, it’s how they roll. Ron saved and protected Hermione endlessly, even more than Harry. The one about Hermione not talking to Ron... well duh that’s romance 101 and the games that are played. Rowling also completely explained what she meant about this aspect too. Rowling liked RHr. Rupert’s depiction of Ron is lame. I never take the actors opinions seriously. They are not the real characters.

Hermione willing to break the rules is precisely why she was sorted into Gryffindor. The Sorting Hat easily could have placed her in Ravenclaw, she could go either way. But bravery and breaking the rules is classic Gryffindor behavior.

I love Hermione but her biggest fault was getting flustered and even mean when she was confused and without understanding... I disliked how she rejected Divination (only because she didn’t get it) and treated Professor Trelawney like crap. Although some of it was because she was very busy with the Time Turner and doubling her class load. But her flat out rejection and even making fun of Luna really bothered me. Compare Hermione’s stuck up attitude towards Luna to Ginny embracing both Luna and Neville, being sweet and kind to them. It is why I love Ginny.

Hermione definitely had her faults but thankfully her good traits outweighed the bad.