When you kill someone, even if you are a villain, there is usually a valid reason. Your wife slept with someone, so you throw her off a roof. Your friend steals money from you, you off him with a gun. I don't get why Victor kills off Will. What strategic advantage does he gain from that? Whether there is an Alycia arc within that reason, is still irrelevant. Creators/writers made Strand kill off Will for only one reason-and that's for shock value. I'm good with shock value, but the events still need to make sense. When Michael Corleone killed Fredo at the end of Godfather 2, it was a shocker, but it also made sense.
Review of The Beacon
