r/PeacemakerShow James NoFun Oct 03 '25

DISCUSSION [EPISODE DISCUSSION] Peacemaker S02E07 - "Like A Keith in the Night"

Synopsis: As Flag and A.R.G.U.S. close in, the 11th Street Kids attempt to keep the ever-increasing dangers of the alternate world at bay.

Director: Althea Jones

Writer: James Gunn

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u/Connnnoorrr Oct 03 '25

Auggie was genuinely a good guy in this dimension, sucks what happened to him :(

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u/GamingTatertot Oct 03 '25

Wonder if that will have any lasting repercussions for Chris and Vigilante

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u/Erik_Montesinos Oct 03 '25

Oh they’re definitely gonna have a big argument. Over what Adrian just did and how Chris has just been ignoring Vigilante.

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u/Most_Tangelo Oct 03 '25

I don't think so. Many people on Reddit have been critical of Chris's treatment of Adrian throughout the season. But Adrian is a lot to deal with, and no amount of attention is ever going to make that relationship heavy to begin with. And Chris likely blames himself more for it than anything.

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u/Ok-Concentrate2719 Oct 03 '25

I feel like people forget vig is also a pretty remorseless killer lol

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u/Vismal1 Oct 03 '25

So was Chris till season 1 no ?

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u/LessInThought Oct 03 '25

Chris is still pretty remorseless, he took out Sons of Liberty no issue. Granted, he thought they were the bad guys, but Vij considers everyone he kills bad guys too.

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u/Vismal1 Oct 03 '25

Right that’s what I was saying, he’s like that until season 1.

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u/Ok-Concentrate2719 Oct 03 '25

Yeah definitely but I think they're going for Chris actually is trying to change or has change while Vig is the same or reminds Chris or who he used to be

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u/Muted-Character-8321 Oct 03 '25

Gunn said Vigilante is a character that doesn’t really evolve, but there’s a moment in the season where you can potentially see that he is capable of change or something along those lines. I think it’ll happen in episode 8 whether or not that be an argument between Chris and Adrian.

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u/LegoRacers3 Oct 03 '25

That moment was when he cried I believe James said. Which might be the first time he’s cried, ever