Supergirl Season 1: 10 Big Questions From 'For The Girl Who Has Everything'

2. Will Kara Find Out The Truth About Astra€™s Death?

We, the viewers, know that it was actually Alex who killed Astra, but Kara is unaware that it was her Earth sister who was the one responsible for killing her Kryptonian aunt. To Supergirl, she believes that it was J€™onn J€™onzz who took down Astra for good, with the Martian Manhunter taking the rap for the death of one of the only two Kryptonian family that Kara had left €“ the other, obviously, being Superman. We all know that these things always have a habit of coming out eventually, but will Kara find out the truth down the line, and, if so, when will see her learn the truth over her aunt€™s death?
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