Kamala (Iman Vellani) wants answers. Or rather, you need them. Having shown – or not – her potential, Jersey City’s youngest heroine begins her journey into her story. Her, her family, and the power she wears on her back in a strange bracelet inherited from her great-grandmother. AT Ms. Marvel, from Disney+, it’s time for the answers. Also, one that allows the series to explore its universe, its ethnic accent, and its intellectual way of analyzing the feel of a superhero. All against the backdrop of painful memories of loss, marriage, and the investigation of a possible hidden enemy.
Perhaps this is due to his ambition, but the third episode Ms. Marvel can’t cover everything it offers. Or, at any rate, it does so hesitantly, without the brilliance and sparkling vivacity of the two previous chapters. So far, Marvel’s big bet with the character has been to explore the world of a very young superheroine in training with blinding brilliance. But for your new episode, the series becomes slower, less celebratory, and more introspective. The change of half suits him, he stands on a quick, but less effective speech than before.
Until now, Ms. Marvel he is a collection of energy and seems to lose some of it as he digs deeper into Kamala’s powers and her origins. The superhero finally finds her equals—or who she thinks she might be—and the plot carefully assembles the idea of an origin. And he goes through it, through oral storytelling, with the feeling that there are more secrets to keep. Not only in search of Kamala’s reason why she has power and how much it can affect, show his transition to the heroic. But Kamala is only sixteen years old. And the experience of older beings surpasses him, surpasses him, and, in the end, turns into a series of half-truths.
Ms. Marvel in Search of Cause and Place
To reveal her character’s origin story, Ms. Marvel composes a providential meeting, as well as a convoluted and improbable brief explanation. Of course, the show’s effectiveness is based on keeping the vision from Kamala’s point of view, which includes a healthy dose of naivety. But at this time the trick is not enough in the midst of an invasion by government agents as well as interdimensional beings. Having lost the state of everyday nondescriptness of the first series, the program must provide a careful turn of its argument. In particular, analyze the perception of new information in context.
This is not the case, or at least not completely. The plot decides to give Kamala a central story, which turns out to be a combination of the existence of an ancient race and inner strength. Jinn, an ancient race of immortals, make their first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And just like in the comics, they tell a story of destruction and loss. They need to return to their dimension – to the light, in a strange version of the origin mythology – and for that they need Kamala. So what the script shows as Kamala’s center of power, there’s something providential about them. At the same time, the intention of the argument is well known to delve into the possibility of the extraordinary through the dark mysteries. But he analyzes it from an awkward state about the meaning of the inevitable.
Kamala, suddenly caught in the middle of an old confrontation that reveals her powers, doesn’t seem to have everything with her to face the consequences. The series explores the fact that a character’s youth is currently the limit of his knowledge. Or, at any rate, in a way of showing his abilities as more than a series of connected accidents that carry him from one place to another in total confusion. In the end, when the truth about the group of unique protectors surrounding him is revealed, the series shows it from an almost innocent side. And that’s when the show hits its inevitable low point. How to separate beauty from everyday life?
in search of history
Average season, Ms. Marvel he had to hold on to his own mythology. Also, delving into more than just Kamala’s ethnicity and her need to understand the power she has or comes from her. The dilemma is still not entirely clear. So far, only one thing is clear. Kamala will have to face not only a group of renegade renegades from an alternate dimension, but also a journey through the weak points of her argument.
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The chapter ends with an urgent call that will perhaps change the sequence of scenery and rhythm. An effective solution if the series wants to keep in the hands of a girl with a character something more than a curious phenomenon. Can Ms. Marvel to overcome your own sense of everyday life in order to accept a sense of formidability? It remains only to wait for the next episode to be convinced of this.
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