| For other uses, see Home (disambiguation) |
- "I knew within a few years of searching that there was no other planet out there for you. I knew the only way for me to keep my end of the bargain was to build you a home here."
"Why didn't you do it?"
"Because it's easier to save the lives of eight billion people than it is to change their hearts and minds." - ―"Nick Fury" and Gravik
Home is the sixth and final episode of the first season of Secret Invasion, as well as the series finale.
Synopsis[]
All hope for humanity rests on Fury's shoulders.
Plot[]
Returning home after an ambush, Varra receives a call from Nick Fury, who is going to the last stand against Gravik. Afterward, two New Skrullos guards get gunned down by Fury who then makes his way to the compound.
Raava tries to convince President Ritson to take immediate action and authorize an attack on the Skrull compound, while the United States Navy advises him to postpone it. Raava denies the possibility of the motorcade attack being a false flag operation and insists that Russia is directly responsible. She then shows Ritson satellite images of the Russian Armed Forces moving their tanks to the borders of Finland and Ukraine, stating it to be proof of Russia preparing for the war with the United States. Raava then gets informed by Sonya Falsworth that Fury is going to Ritson to stop the strike at all costs, advising Raava to move him out of there.
Upon entering the compound and witnessing the aftermath of the Skrulls' mutiny, Fury starts suffering from radiation poisoning but walks into the facility, where he faces Gravik. The two talk and Gravik tells Fury that the human appearance he assumed belonged to the first human he killed on Fury's orders. He lashes out on Fury for using Skrulls for all these years, saying Talos was weak and forced Skrulls into hiding. Gravik angrily tells Fury that after his death, he will bring the extinction upon humanity and all of it would be Fury's fault. Fury admits that he failed Gravik and other Skrulls by not making them a home on Earth after failing to find them a suitable planet, saying that saving people is easier than changing their minds.
Fury then reminiscences over the Snap and how he felt the relief of finally having a way out, before disintegrating. He then tells Gravik that he returned to Earth because of feeling responsible for himself and everything he had done on Earth because of Fury breaking his promise. Fury then gives Gravik the Harvest in exchange for leaving Earth and finding another planet to conquer, but Gravik ignores it and takes the Harvest. While the weakened Fury is lying inside the Super-Skrull Machine, Gravik loads the Harvest's DNA samples into the machine and activates it, before stepping inside. Gravik infuses himself with all the DNA samples and becomes the Super-Skrull, preparing to kill Fury. However, he's surprised when Fury suddenly catches his punch, then turns his left arm into a Hulk arm and lands a punch that sends Gravik flying into a smokestack, collapsing it, before landing on and crushing a car parked on the compound. As the smoke clears, Gravik is shocked as Fury turns out to actually be G'iah, and that she's received the Super-Skrull powers as well.
Meanwhile, the real Fury takes out the Secret Service agents guarding Ritson with tranquilizer darts, before confronting Raava with Falsworth. Fury tries to convince Ritson that he is being played and Raava is actually a Skrull, asking him to call off the strike. He claims that the Skrull Resistance had been kidnapping and replacing the world officials and all of them will die if Ritson will not listen. Raava dismisses everything and assures Ritson that all of their enemies will be gone, as long as doesn't stray off the path. As the United States Armed Forces prepare to launch a nuclear strike, Raava tries to attack Falsworth, but Fury shoots her in the head, killing her instantly. Witnessing his true face and realizing that Fury was telling the truth, Ritson immediately calls off the strike.
Both possessing the Super-Skrull abilities, G'iah and Gravik engage in a duel, which ends in G'iah killing Gravik by shooting him point blank through the chest with a photon blast. She then liberates the humans who had been kept at the compound, including the real James Rhodes and Everett Ross. As the invasion was thwarted, Ritson addresses the state and reveals the existence of Skrulls, branding them as terrorists and ratifying a bill that allows to kill any Skrull on sight. Fury meets with Varra one more time before his departure, saying that if she is willing to give him one more chance, she knows where to find him. Falsworth recruits G'iah, offering a mutually beneficial partnership, before she and MI6 find dozens of humans who were captured by Skrulls throughout the years.
Fury confronts Ritson on his anti-Skrull rhetoric which led to massive killings of alleged Skrulls around the globe, which also involve human casualties. He demands Ritson to call off his war but Ritson refuses to budge, saying that if he wants Skrulls to be alive, they must leave the Earth. As Fury prepares to leave again, he gets approached by Varra and tells her that the Kree are willing to start peace talks, offering her to join S.A.B.E.R. as a diplomat. Varra reluctantly agrees but only to help him get started, letting him know that she still has business on Earth. She then assumes her original form and the two share a kiss, before leaving the Earth.
Cast[]
Main Cast:
- Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury / G'iah (disguised)
- Kingsley Ben-Adir as Gravik
- Charlayne Woodard as Varra
- Killian Scott as Army Hostage
- Dermot Mulroney as James Ritson
- Christopher McDonald as Chris Stearns Skrull
- Katie Finneran as Rosa Dalton
- Emilia Clarke as G'iah
- Olivia Colman as Sonya Falsworth
- Don Cheadle as James Rhodes / Raava (disguised)
Special Guest Star:
Guest Stars:
- Nisha Aaliya as Raava
- Uriel Emil as Vasily Poprishchin
- Lucy Newman-Williams as Joint Chief Chairman
- Irmena Chichikova as Captured Woman
- Seeta Indrani as Shirley Sagar Skrull
- Anna Madeley as Prime Minister Pamela Lawton
- Michael Epp as Ruben Steiner Skrull
- Augustina Seymour as Staffer #1
- Richard Teverson as Chief of Staff
- Michael McKerracher as General Taylor
- Colm Titus Day as US Soldier (uncredited)
- David Evestaff as Nurse (uncredited)
- Mark Lewis as Skrull Hostage (uncredited)
- Unknown actor as Agent Cannon (uncredited)
- Unknown actor as Agent Johns (uncredited)
- Unknown actor as Richards (uncredited)
- Unknown actor as Jackson (uncredited)
Appearances[]
Locations[]
Events[]
- Secret Invasion
- Duel at New Skrullos
- Infiltration into King George VII Private Hospital
- Attack on the Skrull Council
- Ambush on President Ritson (mentioned)
- Attack on Varra (mentioned)
- Attack on Gravik (indirectly mentioned)
- Snap (mentioned)
Items[]
- Harvest
- Super-Skrull Machine
- Fracking Pods
- Extremis
- Atomic Bomb
- The Chris Stearns Show
- Anti-Alien Act (mentioned)
Vehicles[]
To be added
Sentient Species[]
- Humans
- Skrulls
- Chitauri (mentioned)
- Flora colossi (mentioned)
- Kree (mentioned)
Creatures[]
- Outriders (mentioned)
- Frost Beasts (mentioned)
Organizations[]
- MI6
- United States Secret Service
- United States Army
- United States Navy
- Skrull Council
- S.A.B.E.R.
- FXN
- Russian Armed Forces (footage)
- OMON (logo)
- Skrull Resistance (corpses)
- Avengers (mentioned)
- United States Congress (mentioned)
Mentioned[]
- Vladimov
- Talos
- Captain Marvel
- Ghost
- Captain America
- Corvus Glaive
- Thanos
- Proxima Midnight
- Abomination
- Mantis
- Cull Obsidian
- Drax the Destroyer
- Korg
- Ebony Maw
- Hulk
- Black Panther
- Valkyrie
- Thor
- Odin
- Gamora
- Winter Soldier
- Soren
- Groot (indirectly)
Music[]
To be added
Trivia[]
- To be added
References[]
External Links[]
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