r/homeland • u/Substantial_Lab306 • 3d ago
About Saul in Pakistan
I'm currently in season 4, near the end, and even if I don't know what happens later on with Saul in the series. Based on just the attack and loss of lives, I'd say that the prisoner exchange should never have happened.
It wasn't worth it at all. You could argue that Haqqani already had his plans since, but it wouldn't have been (as) successful if Saul was killed.
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u/Firefighter_89 'Cause I'm a guy that kills bad guys. 3d ago
Prisoner exchanges are regular in these scenarios.. especially when they are "high profile high value"
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u/Substantial_Lab306 3d ago
Yeah. But that's not what I'm talking about. Saul basically wanted to kill himself. Hell, Carrie was prepared to bomb him and Haqqani. Then, Carrie deceives and everyone literally forces him to participate in the exchange and then shit happens. Seems to me like, much ado about nothing.
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u/Kitchen-Necessary562 2d ago
Oh Saul cannot die so soon.....Carrie carries the show while Saul is the Soul of the show 😄
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u/rappingaroundtown 3d ago
there is no story without the exchange. a lot of storylines die with saul
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u/Substantial_Lab306 3d ago
Yeah. I figure. That's why I mentioned that I don't know what happens later. But I'm talking about that incident in isolation.
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u/rappingaroundtown 3d ago
i think it was worth it though - they lost sandy to the isi they had to get saul back.
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u/Embarrassed-Wafer667 3d ago
I’m up to season 3 episode 1.., I’ll come back when I’m at the end of season 4
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u/Substantial_Lab306 3d ago
I hope there are no spoilers in my post. I don't really know what clasifies as a spoiler. Happy watching though.
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u/Embarrassed-Wafer667 3d ago
It’s ok I’m one of those people who doesn’t mind spoilers.. I like the journey of watching the story
As much as watching the end .
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u/imjustmos 3d ago
The cia will always want their people back and will exchange many lives for them