Supergirl Season 1: 10 Questions After 'Childish Things'

6. Winn Wants His Dad Dead?

Harsh, Winn. Harsh. Sure, Winn€™s father may be the notorious, murdering villain known as Toyman, but even then it seems a little heartless of Winn to want his dad dead. That€™s apparently the case, though. After a clearly traumatic childhood that saw his father incarcerated when Winn was just 11 years of age, we see a non-plussed Schott Jnr. suggest that it may be best for the FBI to take down his dad once and for all when the notion of the agency possibly having to kill Toyman comes up. It€™s certainly a hard-hitting moment, but does Winn really want to see his dad dead?
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