Stormfront doesn’t trust her and even suggests she’s a Vought spy. Later, she’s giving her action figure a hard time when Annie tries to bond over common ground. As Stormfront and Starlight are being asked the same inane questions over and over (“Tell us how fun it is to have all this girl power”), she finally gives up. Sure, she plays along with the junket at first but goes off script after Maeve gets an emergency call and has to leave. However she got there, Stormfront is taking no prisoners. Doesn’t Stormfront have to be a part of that unrest? Why would Edgar or other Powers That Be put someone seemingly intent on dismantling the bullshit public image of the Seven on the team unless that’s exactly what they wanted? There’s something funny going on with Stormfront narratively she was promoted without Homelander’s input, and Raynor mentioned last episode that there’s an internal coup happening at Vought. Speaking of images, Starlight and Queen Maeve have been sent on a press tour to promote Stormfront’s addition to the Seven. Can the Deep find enough confidence in his own body to stop using it to abuse others? Will Oswalt return? Can other people hear him now? Let’s make that happen. Chace Crawford is funny here, but a season highlight will be Oswalt singing “You Are So Beautiful” through the gills of what is basically a spoof of Aquaman. We’ll start with the episode’s goofy comic relief: The Deep is going through some therapy/programming/whatever with Eagle the Archer and Carol that leads to an event in which his gills literally start talking to him, and, of course, they have the voice of Patton Oswalt. Yet here they are, all relatively well defined, so let’s discuss them one at a time instead of bouncing back and forth. The Annie/Stormfront dynamic, the bit with the Deep and his talking gills, and Kimiko’s reunion with her brother - any of these could have been multiple episodes of a Netflix Marvel show. In an era when shows often sag because they have to stretch things out to meet a predetermined episode count, Eric Kripke and the team behind The Boys have arguably the opposite problem, cramming so much exposition and storytelling into an hour of television that it all gets a bit exhausting. The Boys seems to be increasingly interested in how toxic masculinity would be amplified in a world with superpowers designed to feed it.īut “Proper Preparation and Planning” is really an episode about relationships - between Maeve and her ex, between Becca/Homelander and their son, between A-Train and Annie, Stormfront and Annie, Kimiko and her brother, the Deep and his gills. This season of The Boys already seems more willing to unpack some of the gender elements in this dynamic, captured both in Stormfront’s arc with Annie and Queen Maeve’s at the hospital, where she tells her ex about how a jealous Homelander committed murder to control her. Heroes can be nice in public but far from good behind the scenes, and the perceived bad guys, like Billy Butcher and the Boys, can actually be the heroes fighting for real justice. These include 3 multi-investigator groups that operate principally in the TB/HIV space, 2 extramural research units of the South African Medical Research Council and a number of other research entities, 6 Research Chairs awarded under the National Research Foundation's South African Research Chairs Initiative (SARChI), and further areas of research foci led by individual Members.Īs a collective, the research groups include over 300 research officers and laboratory, clinical, field site and administrative support staff, 230 Masters and PhD students registered in any year, and 80 or more Postdoctoral Fellows.“Fuck this world for confusing nice with good.”Īnd there it is, the main operating theme of The Boys, coming from the mouth of its newest character, Stormfront. Overall, there are more than 30 research groups. The Members may also collaborate with Affiliate or Adjunct Members.
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Research in the IDM is led by the Full and Associate Members, either working independently with their own research groups or in larger groups led by more than one Member. The Institute comprises 33 Full and 14 Associate Members, with 16 Affiliate Members from departments within the University of Cape Town, and 17 Adjunct Members based nationally or internationally.
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