Hope wins out, and the key to defeating Myriad becomes clear. This was as bad as it could get for her she can't reach her sister, but Eliza can. The agony on Supergirl's face said it all. "Hope is stronger than fear." That is the catalyst which sets up "Better Angels," and what better way to demonstrate that than having Supergirl in a fight with Alex. Supergirl's monologue about having lost her world was so moving, and Cat's response about how much Supergirl had changed her view of life was equally great. The scene between Cat and Supergirl on the balcony at Catco is a favorite of mine. Supergirl's expression as she warily circled Non during the scene at Catco was so well done by Melissa. Nice job by Laura.Įliza's reaction to J'onn was awesome, and later peppering him with questions was hilarious. Indigo's easy manipulation of Non was something I didn't recall from the original viewing.
We could always count on Cat and Max to bring some insight and humor: "Tell Harrison Ford that I don't date older men, especially if they are married." LOL! Supergirl's desperation to find someone to help her was heart-breaking but then who should come to her aid but Cat Grant and Max Lord.
And her apologizing to an unconscious Lucy was perfectly in character. I loved Supergirl's ingenuity in using her pod to defeat Lucy and Vasquez. The battle inside the DEO at the outset of "Myriad" was action-packed. I decided to review "Myriad" and "Better Angels" in one posting, since they are two parts of the same story.
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