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* Luke Hobbs feeling mighty incensed about Deckard Shaw throughout the penitentiary scenes takes on a whole new meaning after TheReveal regarding Dominic Toretto and Elena Neves' newborn son: back in ''Film/FuriousSeven'', Hobbs had to protect Elena from an explosive used by Shaw when he infiltrated DSS headquarters - both getting thrown out of the window by the blast, with Hobbs landing on his back onto an SUV, breaking her fall. Hobbs wasn't simply protecting Elena - he was making sure her unborn child was unharmed, too. Hobbs being peeved about Shaw and going on a verbal tirade in ''Fate'' about "beating [Shaw's] ass like a Cherokee drum" is justified because Shaw could have killed three people rather than two (assuming, of course, Hobbs caught wind of Elena's pregnancy between ''Seven'' and ''Fate'').
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* Luke Hobbs feeling mighty incensed about Deckard Shaw throughout the penitentiary scenes takes on a whole new meaning after TheReveal regarding Dominic Toretto and Elena Neves' newborn son: back in ''Film/FuriousSeven'', ''Film/Furious7'', Hobbs had to protect Elena from an explosive used by Shaw when he infiltrated DSS headquarters - both getting thrown out of the window by the blast, with Hobbs landing on his back onto an SUV, breaking her fall. Hobbs wasn't simply protecting Elena - he was making sure her unborn child was unharmed, too. Hobbs being peeved about Shaw and going on a verbal tirade in ''Fate'' about "beating [Shaw's] ass like a Cherokee drum" is justified because Shaw could have killed three people rather than two (assuming, of course, Hobbs caught wind of Elena's pregnancy between ''Seven'' and ''Fate'').
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* Luke Hobbs feeling mighty incensed about Deckard Shaw in ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' throughout the penitentiary scenes takes on a whole new meaning after TheReveal regarding Dominic Toretto and Elena Neves' newborn son: back in ''Film/FuriousSeven'', Hobbs had to protect Elena from an explosive used by Shaw when he infiltrated DSS headquarters - both getting thrown out of the window by the blast, with Hobbs landing on his back onto an SUV, breaking her fall. Hobbs wasn't simply protecting Elena - he was making sure her unborn child was unharmed, too. Hobbs being peeved about Shaw and going on a verbal tirade in ''Fate'' about "beating [Shaw's] ass like a Cherokee drum" is justified because Shaw could have killed three people rather than two (assuming, of course, Hobbs caught wind of Elena's pregnancy between ''Seven'' and ''Fate'').
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* Luke Hobbs feeling mighty incensed about Deckard Shaw in ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' throughout the penitentiary scenes takes on a whole new meaning after TheReveal regarding Dominic Toretto and Elena Neves' newborn son: back in ''Film/FuriousSeven'', Hobbs had to protect Elena from an explosive used by Shaw when he infiltrated DSS headquarters - both getting thrown out of the window by the blast, with Hobbs landing on his back onto an SUV, breaking her fall. Hobbs wasn't simply protecting Elena - he was making sure her unborn child was unharmed, too. Hobbs being peeved about Shaw and going on a verbal tirade in ''Fate'' about "beating [Shaw's] ass like a Cherokee drum" is justified because Shaw could have killed three people rather than two (assuming, of course, Hobbs caught wind of Elena's pregnancy between ''Seven'' and ''Fate'').
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* Luke Hobbs feeling mighty incensed about Deckard Shaw in ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' throughout the penitentiary scenes takes on a whole new meaning after TheReveal regarding Dominic Toretto and Elena Neves' newborn son: back in ''Film/FuriousSeven'', Hobbs had to protect Elena from an explosive used by Shaw when he infiltrated DSS headquarters - both getting thrown out of the window by the blast, with Hobbs landing on his back onto an SUV, breaking her fall. Hobbs wasn't simply protecting Elena - he was making sure her unborn child was unharmed, too. Hobbs being peeved about Shaw and going on a verbal tirade in ''Fate'' about "beating [Shaw's] ass like a Cherokee drum" is justified because Shaw could have killed three people rather than two (assuming, of course, Hobbs caught wind of Elena's pregnancy between ''Seven'' and ''Fate'').
* Cipher's blackmail against Dominic should be obvious in hindsight. Given that he values family over everything, the only thing that could make him turn on his family is closer family.
* Luke Hobbs feeling mighty incensed about Deckard Shaw in ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' throughout the penitentiary scenes takes on a whole new meaning after TheReveal regarding Dominic Toretto and Elena Neves' newborn son: back in ''Film/FuriousSeven'', Hobbs had to protect Elena from an explosive used by Shaw when he infiltrated DSS headquarters - both getting thrown out of the window by the blast, with Hobbs landing on his back onto an SUV, breaking her fall. Hobbs wasn't simply protecting Elena - he was making sure her unborn child was unharmed, too. Hobbs being peeved about Shaw and going on a verbal tirade in ''Fate'' about "beating [Shaw's] ass like a Cherokee drum" is justified because Shaw could have killed three people rather than two (assuming, of course, Hobbs caught wind of Elena's pregnancy between ''Seven'' and ''Fate'').
* Cipher's blackmail against Dominic should be obvious in hindsight. Given that he values family over everything, the only thing that could make him turn on his family is closer family.
