If theres one thing Im tired of in superhero properties, its story lines that revolve around parents.
We get it: Parents screw their children up in many ways!
Instead, it reveals more about who Alisa is or rather, who she has become.
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She doesnt just kill when she has one of her rage blackouts.
(Its a bad plan.
Youre a bad plan!)
Honestly, its fairly easy to understand why Jessica is so torn about what to about her mother.
Trish, still hopped up on that inhaler, comes by Jessicas place to talk about the IGH stuff.
Jessica doesnt tell her about Alisa and instead suggests they just give up on this.
When do I get to be normal?
When do I get to have a goddamn life?
wonders Jessica, which pisses Trish off.
Alisa is incredibly relieved when she wakes up and realizes Jessica is still there.
Eventually, the conversation turns to the accident, and Jessica admits that she blames herself for it.
Apparently, Sonia took Vido, and Oscar has no idea where they are.
Right at that moment, they hear Pryce stir in the bathroom, which reignites their kill-or-dont-kill argument.
Jessica takes matters into her own hands and takes Pryce into her bedroom for a chat.
A disappointed and angry Alisa bursts through the door and tries to kill Pryce.
Alisa is about to bash her daughters head into the floor, but stops when Jessica pleadingly says mom.
Alisa rushes downstairs, where she finds herself surrounded by cops.
No More, says Jessica, adding via voiceover.
This is how I lose my mother.
ZCN is impressed with her performance and offers her job, which she immediately accepts.
Meanwhile, Jeri frees Shane from prison and convinces him to use his powers on her.
