Character Analysis: Latest The Strain

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Latest The Strain Season 3 spoilers hinted that after Quinlan’s pseudo death, Zach will replace him as The Master’s next vessel.

Many theories suggested that among the characters who will likely replace Quinlan (Ruper Penry-Jones) as The Master’s (Robin Atkin Downes) human host is Dr. Ephraim Goodweather (Corey Stoll) and Kelly’s (Natalie Brown) son Zack. While The Master is left without a host, he remained in a form of crimson worm that crawls its way through the dark tunnels.

According to the recent predictions made, there were many circumstances wherein any The Strain viewer can guess that The Master could use Zach as his next host. First, the strogoi leader has kept the boy alive until the next episodes. If he does not mean any significance

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