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In The Boys season 3, Stormfront dies by herself after at last realizing her lifetime aim of founding a Fourth Reich is unworkable. Even Homelander, who normally supports Stormfront's Nazi beliefs, makes direct fun of her dream. Homelander's rejection of her aspirations, together with her own weakened influence and incapacity to assemble her "army of Aryan Ubermensch," leave Stormfront demoralized and despondent. Her suicide emphasizes the terrible results of her nasty views and marks the sad end of her lifetime obsession.
Homelander's plunge into total brutality is sparked by Stormfront's death. Stormfront's passing along with his personal challenges drives him over the line. Understanding he is finally responsible for his choices, Homelander chooses to embrace his actual nature. This change in Homelander's mindset lays the groundwork for the events in season 4 and renders him much more deadly.
For Homelander, Stormfront's death marked a turning point. Losing someone he considered as an ally and someone who agreed with him made him angry and exposed. He understands that his power makes him untouchable and that he may act anyway he wants without thinking about repercussions. Homelander's newly acquired invincibility drives him to grow even more merciless and dangerous in next seasons.
The Boys' makers wanted to investigate the fallout from Stormfront's vile beliefs, hence they decided to kill off her in season 3. Her suicide reminds us sharply of the terrible character of Nazism and the need of facing radicalism. For Homelander, the demise of Stormfront also marks a turning point that drives him into a more sinister road.
Since her leaving The Boys, Aya Cash has kept looking for acting parts. She has guest starred in The Girl from Plainville, The First Lady, and Welcome to Flatch among other television shows. Every part has helped her to increase her repertory and exhibit her acting flexibility. Her post-Boys career clearly shows her dedication to her trade and her readiness to assume several roles.
Superhero parody The Boys investigates a world in which heroes are not the ones they are presented as being. Exposing their actual nature to the world, the show centers on a group of vigilantes battling back against these corrupt and influential people. Delving into issues of power, corruption, and the perils of unbridled ambition, the dark comedy The Boys is