However, I’m going to guess that this was part of their plan for Hugo to look for help. Hugo, Salvor’s boyfriend, misses the landing and flies off into space, seemingly dead. The Anacreons already lost two craft trying to board, so now they’re trying a different approach - a 10,000 meter jump from their ship to the Invictus. Phara kidnapped the Commander so they could use his Imperial nanobots to access the ship. The ship has jump technology, which the Empire considers a “state secret” that is well protected. It’s jumping randomly, over and over, now that it has no crew.
The ship has been gone for 700 years with no distress signal and only sporadic sightings as she never appears in the same place twice. Even though a lot happened, I kept finding myself feeling distracted as she and Phara continued to spar.įirst, we learned that Phara’s goal was finding the Invictus ship, the crown jewel of the Emperor’s fleet and perhaps the most powerful weapon in the Empire. This week’s episode, however, was a bit of a slower burn in terms of Salvor’s storyline. The death of Salvor’s dad was absolutely gut-wrenching and nearly left me in tears. I missed writing last week’s review, and I really wish I hadn’t. Salvor’s Storyline Was a Slower Burn After Last Week Foundation Episode 7 (Apple +)
(This is written from the perspective of not knowing how the books’ storyline turns out.)
It was a great episode that opened up the door for many intriguing stories to come.īelow is a review for Season 1 Episode 7 of Foundation, along with explanations of some key plot points, so there will be SPOILERS in the article below. Gaal had a major revelation about herself, Salvor is stuck in a lose-lose situation, and two out three of the Emperors are stepping out into unknown territory. Foundation keeps getting better and better, and Episode 7 was no exception.
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