I have to admit I was pretty disappointed when Evil-Lyn turned evil again.Quote:
I think there's gonna be more to that story in Part 2. A lot more.
But as far as the Here and Now, one thing that's consistent about Evil-Lyn in every iteration is that she goes for the side that's most advantageous to her. She sees Adam bleeding out, figures it's pointless to even try and go against Skeletor, and hops back on the "Dark Side" of the fence because that's where her bread is buttered.
...But that may yet change.
I really liked her actions there in that scene because it's consistent, even if it was abrupt. Evil-Lyn only ever takes one side: Evil-Lyn's side. Maybe she did at one point sincerely feel some sort of kinship with the others after their adventure, but once she sees that Skeletor is about to become a god she's not going to suddenly see it as a golden opportunity to nurture her budding altruistic streak. She's far too pragmatic for that.
And if she later on betrays Skeletor at a moment of opportunity, well... that's pretty consistent, too.
We'll see. I think they said Evil-Lyn gets most of an episode in Part II so obviously there's more to this chapter.