The Boys season 2 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Federal authorities are hunting William Butcher while internal Vought conspiracies and the truth about superheroes being made with Compound V unfold. Butcher strives to reunite with his wife, Becca, amidst a deal with Mallory. Becca faces pressure regarding Homelander and their son Ryan. Stormfront gains popularity, overshadowing Homelander, and is connected to a past racial murder as Liberty. A-Train is ousted from The Seven, and tensions rise within Butcher's team. Homelander confronts his need for validation, and Becca chooses to stay with Ryan, leaving Butcher alone.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is being hunted by federal authorities?
William Butcher.
What is the source of superheroes' powers?
Compound V.
Who killed Susan Raynor according to the conspiracy?
It's linked to Vought's internal coup.
What deal does Mallory offer Butcher?
Bring Langley the terrorist in exchange for his wife, Becca.
How does Stormfront gain public support?
By rallying against Vought and portraying herself as a hero.
What is Homelander's reaction to Stormfront's rising popularity?
He is frustrated and feels his limelight is being stolen.
Why is A-Train forced out of The Seven?
Due to his declining performance.
What is revealed about the character Liberty?
She was involved in a racial murder in the '70s.
How does Homelander manipulate Maeve's personal life?
By exposing her relationship with a woman and using it for publicity.
What decision does Becca make regarding Butcher and Ryan?
She decides to stay with Ryan, leaving Butcher.
What is the status of Hughie and Starlight's relationship?
They acknowledge they cannot be together under the current circumstances.
Who is the Deep's marriage arranged with?
Cassandra.
What does Homelander realize about himself?
He confronts his need for external validation.
What strategy does Stormfront use to influence public opinion?
She uses her popularity to incite anger against Vought.
How is Homelander's relationship with Maeve depicted?
Strained and manipulative.