I fix the finale script
PART 1/3
Many people didn’t like the ending, so I changed it a little to adapt it closer to the ending shown in the comic. What would you change? I’ll be making the AI videos soon.
- In this ending, Black Noir would never have died and would still be Homelander’s right hand inside The Seven. After consolidating his power, Homelander would keep Noir as his main enforcer: silent, obedient, and completely loyal. The Deep would also remain close to him, more out of fear and convenience than real loyalty.
Meanwhile, the government begins looking for a realistic way to stop Homelander, because they already understand they cannot face him directly. For that, they contact Sage, not because she has become good, but because she understands that Homelander is too unstable to hold power long term. Sage agrees to betray him because she sees an opportunity to control the board from the shadows.
Sage looks for the best mind controller and finds Cate, the psychic from Gen V. In this version, some time earlier, Homelander had ripped off one of her arms during a conflict with the students of Godolkin. She ends up being convinced because she has a personal reason to hate him. Sage helps her infiltrate The Seven Tower and uses her to manipulate Soldier Boy.
Cate controls Soldier Boy like a puppet and implants one simple order in his mind: threaten Bombsight’s ex so he gives you the V1, and bring me the V1.
Sister Sage sends The Deep and Black Noir to outnumber Bombsight and secure the objective.
Bombsight fights the three of them, but he is eventually defeated, loses his powers, and they leave.
The Deep and Black Noir start to notice that something is wrong. Soldier Boy is acting too strange. He does not talk, he does not joke, he shows no emotion, almost as if he were someone else. When Soldier Boy feels exposed, he decides to finish them. Noir tries to stop him and The Deep backs him up, but Soldier Boy is stronger. He uses his blast to remove their powers and ends up eliminating them.
- After that, Soldier Boy gives the V1 to Sage. She takes him to a secret room where there is a motionless body lying on a stretcher. That body is a clone of Homelander, created by the government as a last resort. Soldier Boy does not understand at first what he is looking at, but Sage asks him to inject the V1.
When he does, the clone wakes up full of rage. He is practically Homelander, but stronger and without his need for approval, without his emotional fragility, and with one purpose: to kill the original.
When Soldier Boy sees his face, he snaps out of the trance and tries to leave, but Sage locks him inside with the clone.
Soldier Boy tries to fight back. He does not go down easily. He pushes the clone through walls, lands heavy hits, and keeps trying to create enough distance to charge his blast. For a moment, it almost looks like he might survive. But the clone is too fast, too violent, and too strong. Every time Soldier Boy resists, the clone adapts and overwhelms him again.
Soldier Boy manages to hold out longer than anyone expected, but in the end, he cannot activate his blast in time. The clone kills him after a brutal fight, which shows just how strong Homelander’s clone really is.
The clone escapes.
At first, the world does not understand what is happening. News reports begin showing an apocalyptic scene in the city. Buildings destroyed, streets burning, bodies in the wreckage, and witnesses claiming they saw Homelander attacking everything in sight. For a moment, the public believes Homelander has finally lost control.
But inside Vought, they understand the truth almost immediately.
It is not Homelander.
It is the clone.
Homelander begins to notice that everyone is missing. Noir does not show up. The Deep is gone. Soldier Boy has disappeared. Sage is nowhere to be found, and now the news is showing a version of himself destroying the city.
Homelander does not have the full picture yet, but the pieces are starting to connect.
Noir is gone.
The Deep is gone.
Soldier Boy disappeared.
Sage is nowhere to be found.
And now something with his face is tearing through the city.
For a moment, he does not know what to believe. Maybe it is a trick. Maybe someone is trying to frame him. Maybe Vought lost control of something they were never supposed to have.
Then one thought starts to take over.
The V1.
If Bombsight had it, and someone reached him, then someone could have used it. And if Sage vanished right when everything started falling apart, maybe she was never really on his side.
Homelander cannot prove it yet.
But he can feel it.
This is not random. Someone moved behind his back. Someone knew exactly where to hit him.
For the first time, Homelander understands that the attack is not coming from The Boys first. It is coming from inside the system that helped build him.
So he goes looking for Ryan to make sure he is safe.