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Jaz Sinclair as Marie Moreau on season two of “Gen V.” Prime Video/Jasper Savage Warning: Spoilers ahead for the season two finale of Gen V. Season two of Gen V ended not with a bang, but with a pop. It’s not a Gen V finale without blood spilled on the Godolkin University campus. And thankfully, it’s not Marie Moreau (Jaz Sinclair) or any of her crew this time around — it’s Thomas Godolkin (Ethan Slater), the school’s founder and main villain of season two. In the season two finale, released on Wednesday, Godolkin begins carrying out his plan to reduce the God U population and weed out the weak supes by making students fight each other to the death in a seminar. His seminar has another purpose, though — to lure in Marie, who won’t be able to resist the urge to save everyone, and puppet her and take over her body forever. Marie and her friends have a showdown against Godolkin in the training room. He succeeds in puppeteering Marie, but the moment is fleeting. Godolkin’s power trip is short-lived because he gets his head popped off by Marie after Polarity (Sean Patrick Thomas) beats him up, getting justice for Andre (Chance Perdomo). “We definitely wanted it to be a tag team between her and Polarity, because Polarity has just as much of a reason to want to kill that guy,” showrunner Michele Fazekas said. “So, it was important that they were both involved in that.” Ethan Slater on season two, episode eight of “Gen V.” Prime Video Godolkin’s death isn’t the only significant thing that happens in the finale. Jordan Li (London Thor and Derek Luh) breaks up with Marie, despite the pair making progress in their relationship earlier in the season. “It was really an evolution of…

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