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The first three episodes of Season 4 of Amazon Prime Video’s The Boys have led fans to wonder if Frenchie will die in the ongoing installment. Originally named Serge, the character is one of the three tritagonists of the titular group. As a result, his speculated death in Season 4 has riled up fans across the globe.
Here are all the details regarding Frenchie’s fate in the ongoing installment of the series.
Does Frenchie die in The Boys Season 4?
As of Episode 3 in The Boys Season 4, Frenchie is alive and is seen continuing his battle to take down the corrupt Supes.
During the course of three seasons, actor Tomer Capone has managed to establish Frenchie as one of the most beloved characters of the series through his masterful performance. Nevertheless, Serge’s arc has always been a conflicted one and has brought him pain at every other turn. He has desperately attempted to outrun his dubious past but has never found success in his attempts.
In the current season, Frenchie is associated with a character named Colin. He later discovers that he is responsible for killing Colin’s family, having carried out the deed during his time as a hitman. This takes a heavy toll on Frenchie’s mental health. Moreover, he constantly puts himself in harm’s way to rescue his allies as a means to redeem his past actions. Coupled with his drug use as a coping mechanism, this puts Frenchie closer to death than ever in The Boys Season 4. While his superhuman love interest, Kimiko, is always there to protect him, she too has her own share of dilemmas to deal with.
As a result, it seems possible that Frenchie could die while saving a loved one in The Boys Season 4. Nonetheless, nothing related to the ecstatic engineer’s fate has been confirmed at the time of writing. With five episodes yet to be released, anything can happen to anyone, as has been the norm with the narrative of The Boys.
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