There must be something like feelings. As someone who watches movies online, I think it's worth seeing the governor in the Terminator series again~
But still rant about the plot.
First of all, let's assume that a heroine who can't communicate well with her boss can really grow into a savior. . Then the one in the future must have not experienced this incident, otherwise, as a comment above said, the heroine will not even have a backup power supply for the foster girl. It's kind of ridiculous, but it's barely acceptable. .
Secondly, the governor is also very cunning. After completing the Skynet mission, he evolved self-awareness. Then, with a sense of guilt, he sold his ignorant colleagues to vent his anger to Sarah, his wife and children heated up the kang head, and then sold curtains to experience life. , I had a very comfortable life.
Once again, Carl in the first part protects Sarah with feelings that only come from the photos. He knows that destroying the enemy is the best way. Grace, who is also battle-hardened and has a deeper relationship with the savior's adoptive mother, actually intends to put the enemy. The heroine hid in the mine to hide? Could it be that there are some hidden tasks in the mines that would allow the heroine to quickly grow to lead all mankind?
In the end, Grace said that the "Legion" appeared very suddenly, and I don't know its origin, so after returning to the "past", there is no meaning to trace it at all? Come back just to protect the heroine and let the world usher in the end of the world according to "history"?
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