It’s likely that neither group will have success… in this episode. So Turner wants to break into the Underground Mutant Headquarters, and the mutant group wants to break into the prison. This seems to be Turner’s favorite game: get someone to turn on a larger group of people in exchange for a few people they love.
We then see Lorna/Polaris is Lakewood Jail, and she gets a visit from Jace Turner, who he warns her that if she doesn’t cooperate with Sentinel Services, he’ll take down the entire underground, starting with Marcos. She refocuses his understanding of what it means to have an ability, and when their hands meet, Aurora Borealis lights dance around the two of them in a moment of pure bliss. Inspired by her skill, he shows her how he can project light through broken glass and create something beautiful too. Marcos reveals that he thinks his ability is a curse, but Polaris tries to get him to understand the beauty in it. She shows him how she can use metal on her wrists and feet to be able to fly. We learn how Lorna acquired the building for the Underground Mutant Headquarter as she explains it to Marcos. In an episode focused on how extreme emotions are connected to controlling abilities and making decision, it’s fitting that “eXodus” begins with a flashback of Lorna and Marcos soon after they’d met. Photo credit: Eliza Morse/FOX, acquired from Fox Press Site In The Gifted Season 1, Episode 3, “eXodus,” the Struckers all make game-changing decisions to try and reunite their family. The Cuckoos understand that.By Marissa Messiano 5 years ago Follow Tweet This is a war, and you have to fight to win. Sure, Reed’s attempted compromise with Jace Turner seemed like it might work for half a second there, but it was never going to last. It’s the Stepford Cuckoos, baby, and they came to win. After that, all of the confused prisoners pile out of their transport bus, but Esme was really only looking for two: her two sisters, identical in appearance and mutant ability. She makes all the Sentinel footsoldiers kill themselves and each other - she even has Jace’s loyal sidekick blow his own head off right in front of his friend, just after releasing the prisoners’ shock collars. Esme, who manipulated Eclipse and the other mutants into leading her to this spot just as she manipulated Jace (through the Struckers) into bringing out the prisoners, reaches out with her telepathic powers and takes control of Jace’s cronies. As Jace pulls up to the gate of the facility with all the (living) prisoners in tow, that true danger shows its face. But just like everyone else, Campbell was so focused on the flashy power of the Struckers that he missed the real danger in hiding.
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