Gen V season 2 spoilers: More Marie Moreau teases

Even though Gen V season 2 may still be months away, this weekend has served as a great opportunity to get more info. Why? Well, it is mostly tied to Jaz Sinclair making an appearance at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, one of the biggest international events of its kind.

There are a few assorted things that are known about this season already, including that it will be set in the aftermath of The Boys season 4 and everything that happened there with Homelander. Meanwhile, the writers are planning to honor the late Chance Perdomo, who passed away last year prior to the start of production.

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We do recognize that there is an inevitable air of tragedy that has to present itself moving forward — which really should not be a surprise given the circumstances. Yet, even in the midst of that, a number of genres will present themselves — and Marie may actually have some lighthearted moments along the way.

Speaking per Variety, here is more of what Sinclair had to say:

“Thinking about Marie in Season 1 versus Marie in Season 2, she does change. She does evolve. We’ll get more moments of lightness with her, for sure, but the circumstances are still intense … I don’t know if ‘happy’ is the right word, but in Season 1, Marie didn’t quite know how to be normal. She didn’t know how to be a teenager, because her experience was so extreme. Over the course of that season, and now in Season 2, she knows how to have friends, how to feel love – and how to tell jokes.”

The latter could be especially endearing — after all, shouldn’t everyone know how to do that at a certain point?

Related – Be sure to get some more news on Gen V, including some other premiere date hopes

What are you the most eager to see from Marie over the course of Gen V season 2?

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This article was written by Jessica BunBun.