Hello, I'm Jessica Clevver and I'll be showing up with theories, easter egg breakdowns and

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of secret invasions, finale, it's over, we're done with it. Get out of here, good riddance.

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Here's your one and only spoiler warning. I'm spoiling all of secret invasion and diving

into things that could potentially spoil stuff down the road in the larger MCU, and you've been

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Let's get into it.

The finale just made things harder in the MCU. We have normal civilians acting as vigilantes,

killing innocent people and mistaking them for scrolls. The American president,

Ritzen, is basically encouraging all of this, and we now have someone in the MCU that can mimic

famous superheroes, powers, and shapeshift to look exactly like them. I just think this is a bad idea,

and I really hope Gaya's on our side. All of this sounds like a recipe for disaster,

and we open the finale with Priscilla preparing to leave her home and get in a call from Fury.

He clearly misses his wife and her voice, but this could also be Gaya as it's revealed later that

she's disguised as Fury. I like to believe that this is the real Nick Fury calling his loved one,

just for like one last time in case he dies after this mission. A rig car pulls up and new

scrollos is gait to distract the guards. They're immediately killed by Fury, who gives them a little

double tap. They're like, bam, bam. I don't know if I can show guns on YouTube. Pume, pume. Okay,

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