Anti-Inhuman sentiment has spread so much that the new director of SHIELD decides to out himself as an Inhuman. It turns out that Jeffrey Mace has other problems as well. Remember, Simmons now knows about the AI AIDA and now must pass a lie detector test if she wants to continue in her position in the SHIELD high command. Meanwhile at SHIELD HQ, Simmons has issues of her own. And SHIELD is going to need Quake at her fighting best now that the ghosts have Eli and access to the Darkhold. You can see every punch, bite, kick, abrasion, and fracture on Daisy’s weary body as living on the edge has clearly taken its toll on the former Skye. May takes her to task for her recklessness as the episode does an excellent job in making Daisy look like the walking wounded. This week, during the riot, Quake is willing to sacrifice herself to keep her friends safe, and that’s the last thing her SHIELD pals want. While Coulson deals with this existential crisis, Daisy is still in the midst of her death wish. After all, it wasn’t too long ago that Coulson was also dead, but his memory was wiped, so he has no memory of any potential afterlife. May is still dealing with her brush with death and Coulson is super curious over what May saw when she died. While this Marvel supernatural tableau is unfolding, our human (and one Inhuman) agents have their hands full. This will surely spell huge trouble moving forward. But, during this quest for vengeance, the mysterious ghost woman escapes with Uncle Eli and when she gets him outside the prison, she learns that Eli can in fact read the Darkhold. Let’s just say that the Rider’s target won’t be injuring any more innocent kids again. It isn’t quite Frank Castle going nuts in prison on Daredevil level cool, but it is still pretty freakin’ potent. It was quite a sight to see Reyes transform into Ghost Rider as prison inmates lock themselves back into their cells to get away from his fiery vengeance.
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Reyes confronts the man responsible for injuring his brother and goes full Ghost Rider on his sorry ass. Reyes succeeds in freeing his uncle but he is distracted by the Ghost Rider’s need for vengeance. Violence like Daisy sacrificing her well-being to save Coulson and May from a gang of possessed prison guards, violence like the team facing down guards and prisoners alike as Mack goes to town with his axe gun (I love that weapon, love it!), violence like Reyes finally confronting the scumbag gangbanger that maimed his beloved sibling.īut it’s that rage that costs the agents the mission. Not The Walking Dead season 7 premiere levels of violence, but violence nonetheless. Add to this equation the fact that one of the men responsible for crippling Reyes’ brother is incarcerated in the prison, and you have a recipe for violence. The entire A plot of this week’s episode is an action piece with not much character progression or story revelations, but we get to see the agents in action and we get to bear witness to the coolest Ghost Rider moment yet. In truth, the whole episode is filler, but it’s fun filler. And we are off on almost an hour of haunted prison action. Coulson wisely brings Reyes along because only the Spirit of Vengeance can affect the ghosts that are also after Morrow.Īnd it’s a good thing that Coulson did just that because almost instantly, Coulson and the recently-brought-back-from-the-dead May are attacked by ghost-controlled prison guards. The apparition is seeking the Darkhold, and Coulson knows that can only mean bad news for all involved, so of course he wants Morrow on the team to help find the book.
You see, that mysterious ghost woman went after her comatose husband this week, the same husband that Eli Morrow assaulted years ago. The agents know that to find the Darkhold, they will need Uncle Eli Morrow to help them find and read the ancient evil tome. It all happens when Coulson, May, Daisy, Mack and Reyes go to the prison Reyes’ uncle is currently incarcerated in. This week, Ghost Rider went from an intriguing thread of the Agents Of SHIELD tapestry to downright badass.
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