Okay, I think "movie theater filled with the bodies of people who killed each other in a gas-induced rage" falls into the top ten most horrific things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe...
Dude, I totally flashed back to my childhood when you mentioned that sing. Loved that movie.With that theater scene, they should've started playing Bowie's Cat People.
It seems the movie theater thing was some kind of rage inducing thing. Could this possibly relate to the Hulk in some way?
At least we now know what happened at Finow.
I wonder if the Russian guy is using one of the Ten Rings? It would be a very cool thread to bind together Agent Carter to Iron Man 3.
I believe they suggested his ability is more like a "power" than just "skill." It would be difficult to think even a master hypnotist can get someone to commit suicide with a single brief session.There's nothing magical about Ivchenko's ring. He is a master hypnotist, and most hypnotism techniques require a subtle, repetitive act that relaxes the subject's brain and makes it more susceptible to suggestion. Although the show includes an eerie ringing sound every time he starts playing with his ring, I think that that is just supposed to let us know that something fishy is going on.
I believe they suggested his ability is more like a "power" than just "skill." It would be difficult to think even a master hypnotist can get someone to commit suicide with a single brief session.
po-TĀ-to. po-TAH-to.I find it difficult to think any person, even a woman in her physical prime who was trained from childhood, could descend a stairwell in heals like we watched "Dottie" do, but this is the Marvel universe after all.
I think if it was an actual power, he would not have had to spend so much time with Dooley. And as for Yauch, Ivchenko started small, getting Yauch talking about his life. Then he got Yauch to draw and point out where the lab was in the SSR. Only then did Ivchenko convince Yauch to kill himself.
I cannot say what's right, as I did not write the show, but given the complete lack of actual superhuman abilities in the series so far, I do not think they would introduce one now.
I think if it was an actual power, he would not have had to spend so much time with Dooley. And as for Yauch, Ivchenko started small, getting Yauch talking about his life. Then he got Yauch to draw and point out where the lab was in the SSR. Only then did Ivchenko convince Yauch to kill himself.