I hope that tomorrow we see Homelander go to his happy place. I need him to have brain damage, hallucination, absolute derealisation. A second before he goes, his death bringing out life.
A perfect life, a family man. With 4 kids or more, and a loving partner who will let him cry, children that he can nerd out to about Davy Crockett. With family dinners and special meals on Fridays like pumpkin udon with extra Parmesan. Because dad can’t cook and mom is a little weird like this.
They live in a lake house, make each other better. In the middle of nowhere because he’s been everywhere already. With a garden big enough for baseball and organic vegetables produce cause it shows love.
I need his eyes to glaze more than we ever saw them do. For once, not because he is scared or stressed or suffering. Because his son is a better version of himself, more honest and tender. And his daughters are just as sweet as their mom.
There won’t be any need for theme parks, or cocaine addicted father. Because all’s well that ends well. He will finally grow up, finally learn how to balance seriousness with playfulness. Anger with love.
Instead of having his face caved into a mountain, he has a smile carved on his face. Constantly. Because they are hiking, free. Taking pictures. Living. How lucky are they? Not animals, not experiments, not superstars. Just living. Emotional, tender, strong.
For once the house isn’t a curated space filled with paintings and sculptures, like a museum he’s actually not interested in being in. There are photos everywhere. And no expectations, just unconditional love. The dining table that saw laughter and arguments, hand holding and pregnancy reveals. High-fives and scowling looks, because the bedtime is at 10pm. Birthday cakes and heavy news. Everything that he ever dreamed of.
He will finally dance a day in his life, even if it’s just a hallucination. In the kitchen, outside, father-daughter, first dance, last dance. For the sake of dancing. Spontaneous and practiced. As long as it feels real.
So real he doesn’t even understand he’s dying. A what-could-be-life, lived in a second. Lost didn’t even noticed when.








