The List of Terminals: Dark Wolf Episode 4 Reviews

ahsan65@gmail.comSeptember 3, 2025

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Warning: Major Spoilers to come for the list of terminals: Dark Wolf Episode 4.

The list of terminals: Dark Wolf Episode 4, “The Sound of Guns”, continues the original story of the first jobs of Ben Edwards as CIA land after his dishonorable discharge from Navy Seals. That said, you need a handful of frivolous detours along the way, some who place his star character at the back of the story.

After a three episodes Dark wolf The first one that revealed why Edwards and his former former Seal Rafe Hastings were rejected, the two characters find themselves in a secret struggle to remove nuclear technology from progressing in Iran.

Located in the past not so distant from 2015, The list of terminals: Dark Wolf imposed itself as a real spy thriller, containing practically no psychological elements which led the journey to the revenge of James Reece in The list of terminals.

While the two series are obviously linked by the same world of history, Dark wolf Episode 4 proves that this prequel is very anchored in the history of Ben, even if a large part of the objective has so far been placed on the list of new support characters around him. While certain ideas are revealed on Ben in episode 4, the program probably spends too much time far and not deep enough inside the mind of his most interesting character.

Ben’s background frame is marked by betrayal in episode 4 of the black wolf

The greatest development of Dark wolf Episode 4 is the betrayal of Eliza of the secret unit of Ben and Haverford. This is a major parallel to the possible betrayal of Ben de James and the Navy Seals team which was embedded at the start of the original series.

Another interesting revelation in Dark wolf Episode 4 was when Ben explains to Raife that he has fundamental problems with the way things are managed in the army. This new job makes it feel much more independent, be able to take matters into your own hands. This new flexibility is also accompanied by a massive risk, as Ben discovers when Eliza takes her back three times, letting him dead and escaping with nuclear technology.

This betrayal suggests that Ben grew up to see betrayal as part of the game with regard to the world of spying and intelligence, withdrawn from the concepts of honor and loyalty that have been anchored in the army. That said, he barely knew Eliza and was a little reckless by trusting her so quickly, but that’s how Ben likes to play his cards, for the better or for the worst.

Raife has become more and more suspicious of Haverford before the great mission of episode 4 after organizing a convoy in an Allied country based on Single Source. He also began to question the character of Ben, rightly, forcing him to realize how he folded the rules to do the work. It recalls Ben killing the active assets of the CIA who brought him into this situation in the first place.

Ben is easy inrrot Dark wolf. His fall was written on the wall in the episode 4 because it cuts the corners and does not protect itself how Raife and most of the others with their military antecedents would do it. Episode 4 makes it clearer than ever than Ben’s disdain for the protocol is what led him on this dark road which led him to betray his best friend.

In addition, no more ben cracks are starting to show Dark wolf Episode 4, adding the context and evidence that he will do what he wants most of the time, always inclined to take the option that offers more freedom and control. Raife’s suspicions also alluded to Eliza, who turned out to be perfect. However, Ben did not take into account his prudence, which almost killed him. If this prequel proves anything on Ben, it is because its inherent arrogance has opened its lonely path.

Dark Wolf’s fascinating action scenes keep the prequel.

Dar Salim as Mo looking in thought in a room with his army equipment in the list of terminals: Dark Wolf

The list of terminals: Dark Wolf looks like the Paramount + series very much like Michael Fassbender, The agency, With more heavy action documents. The shooting at a catch at the end of episode 4 was visually spectacular, well coordinated and very entertaining, even if it was a bit brief. These types of scenes are exactly what a series like this needs, especially if it will not be the “Study of the characters of Ben Edwards” that many viewers could have expected.

There is a fairly epic montage of pre-mission supported by the successful song of Tool “Sober”, which compensates for some of the tension and the construction of the plot throughout the episode. A scene with a frightening Landry had to be thrown to suspect his infidelity to the cause, by removing him from Eliza. Otherwise, it simply seemed useless and much more filling than thriller.

With only three episodes on the left, Dark wolf He forms a fairly commonplace spy thriller, which is just as fun but disappointing. I had first thought that there would be a lot of interaction between The list of terminals And Dark wolfIn particular with regard to the dynamics between Ben and Reece, which was an integral part of the first series. Instead, Dark wolf Stands at him as his title and does not even require that viewers have seen the original.

Ben could be sidelined for the majority of episode 5, which could send him back to the United States. Raife could be forced to go after Eliza, but her instincts could win and send her too. Mohammad was in good condition, but we hope to last at least a few additional episodes. If everything we have left is Landry for the rest of The list of terminals: Dark WolfSo this prequel can start off.