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I honestly do not see the point in trying to come up with reasoning behind two scenes that are wildly in congruent.
A-Train arrived to the camp without prior knowledge of what was going on. Even when he gets a look at what is happening, he decides to jog. His normal speed is way faster than everyone else.
A-Train and Homelander are nearly even, with Homelander having taken off a bit after A-Train and lagging behind based on how long it took for him to get to A-Train after the crash. His heat vision could catch him if Homelander's aim was true. A-Train is literally running for him life and couldn't lose him for some time.
These are not compatible scenes.
A-Train arrived to the camp without prior knowledge of what was going on. Even when he gets a look at what is happening, he decides to jog. His normal speed is way faster than everyone else.
A-Train and Homelander are nearly even, with Homelander having taken off a bit after A-Train and lagging behind based on how long it took for him to get to A-Train after the crash. His heat vision could catch him if Homelander's aim was true. A-Train is literally running for him life and couldn't lose him for some time.
These are not compatible scenes.