Speculation on who Legacy's next interlude will follow?
In his index, Notes has already listed next arc's interlude as 'R.' The only 'R' characters I can think of who are still alive are Bitch(Rachel) and Bonesaw(Riley), but both of them have left Brockton Bay. I think Bitch is mentioned by TT as 'camping', and Bonesaw was last seen meeting her Uncle Harbinger.
What are your thoughts? Will Bitch return to Brockton? Will Bonesaw? Will this interlude take us outside of the city? (Maybe Bonesaw is working for Cauldron now...) Or something else entirely?
And where do you think the plot is going in general? In canon, post-S9, many different villainous groups descended on the seemingly open territory. Ones specifically mentioned (in 21.7, when Taylor is looking at TT's files) that we haven't seen yet are Lost Garden, Red Handed, the Adepts, and the Orchard. Will we see any of these? How will E88 play out, now that they've turned over a new leaf? From what we've seen so far, the main plot seems to want to follow the city's reconstruction, the various threats to it, and Taylor's responses (i.e., not extorting the mayor, seriously considering offing Purity).
Are there any other characters whose real name starts with 'R'? I couldn't think of anyone else, but there's tons, so I easily could have missed some.
Posted Sep 28, 2015, 9:21 AM UTC
I believe that Rebecca is possible as well, unlikely as it may be. Still, for the sake of thoroughness, she should be mentioned.
Agh! I'd totally forgotten about her! She actually doesn't make a half bad candidate. We could see things simultaneously from the point of view of Cauldron, the Protectorate, and the PRT, getting their takes on whatever the aftermath of this arc is. Notes likes to do that, I've noticed. Laserdream's chapter showed us indie villains Uber and Leet (and Speedrun) still trying to operate as usual, but being stopped by the new and improved vigilante E88. It also shows New Wave's (and implicitly, the other heroes' and the public's) reactions to them, as well as an outside perspective on exactly how weird Taylor has gotten. Parian's also neatly shows multiple things, from the fact that construction is ongoing, to the state of the civilians left (better, but still not good), to the younger heroes' views on Tailor (as a hero, not the scary potential mastermind of the gang wars, like PRT suspects).