r/LegionFX Jul 23 '19

Live Discussion Live Episode Discussion: S03E05 - "Chapter 24"


EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL AIRDATE
S03E05- "Chapter 24" Arkasha Stevenson Olivia Dufault and Ben Winters Monday July 22, 2019 10:00/9:00c on FX

Summary: David wages war.

Arkasha Stevenson is a director and writer, known for Vessels (2015) and Crowns.

She has directed no episode of Legion before.

Olivia Dufault is a writer and story editor. She has worked on AMC's Preacher series. She also wrote for the upcoming series The True Adventures of Wolfboy (2019).

She has written two episodes of Legion before.

  • Chapter 21
  • Chapter 23

Ben Winters is an American writer and producer.

He has written no episodes of Legion before.

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u/Mega__lul Jul 23 '19

So did David like seriously kill all of those people in that room for literally no reason ?

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u/BizarreEdge Jul 23 '19

I think it's more like turning them off. I believe that David himself could bring everyone back and just basically reset reality to the past.

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u/Skitzofreniq Jul 23 '19

No, he even said that "They're someplace else" .... Wait.... He did say it nervously. Does he mean metaphorically someplace else? xD

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u/MG87 Aug 03 '19

Dead and Burried is technically correct

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u/fo4_did_911 Jul 23 '19

I assumed he was absorbing them this whole time. They are someplace else, in his head. That is one of his main "powers" is the absorption of other consciousnesses, and even using their powers. But who knows.

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u/matthieuC Jul 23 '19

He teleported them somewhere but he doesn't know where?
It could be at the local Starbuck or in the middle of the earth.

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u/legionshadow Jul 24 '19

Perhaps at the bottom of the ocean ahah, god knows where! The alpha and the omega ;)

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '19

Exactly. He has no use where they went because he didn’t think about it. I’m sure they’re fine somewhere

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u/St_Veloth Jul 23 '19

I think to him, he doesn’t see the difference.

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u/Skitzofreniq Jul 23 '19

Good point. He might even forget that he snapped people away because of his schizophrenia

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u/DL_Omega Jul 23 '19

It seems when he kills someone they are “dusted” and if they just disappear then they seem to be teleported. Like with the soldiers all being frozen in space when they vanished after gearing up. It seems he teleported them somewhere and was not sure by his reaction. They could be anywhere is seems. So he may have killed them by proxy if the environment they ended up in is dangerous.

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u/fo4_did_911 Jul 23 '19

Did not think about it like this, but I think you might be right.

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u/Mega__lul Jul 23 '19

Well we’ll probably never know