While Doom Patrol showed Laura De Mille as an active member of The Sisterhood of Dada and used her position to help the oppressed, she was still fundamentally complicit in the Bureau’s actions and using the tools of the oppressor. The time jump from 1917 to 1947 is significant as it allows the plot to be influenced by changes that took place around civil rights, race, and communism as the world transitioned from World War 2 to the Cold War era. Related: Doom Patrol: Sisterhood of Dada, Members & Powers Explained When Laura’s memory returns, it is shown that she turned The Sisterhood of Dada over to the Bureau to be used as weapons in the post-World War 2 era. From the start, De Mille was separate from the rest of The Sisterhood of Dada as her powers were kept secret from the Bureau of Normalcy allowing her to hold higher office and not be discriminated against in the same way. While Doom Patrol season 3, episode 6 “1917 Patrol,” showed Laura De Mille (Michelle Gomez) as a key member of The Sisterhood of Dada, episode 5 “Dada Patrol” had already demonstrated that by 2021 The Sisterhood hated Laura De Mille. To keep this idea alive, Laura De Mille’s motivations have had to be complex and well layered. In Doom Patrol season 3, episode 7 “Bird Patrol,” it is finally revealed how Laura De Mille betrayed the Sisterhood of Dada, but why did she really do it? Doom Patrol season 3 has kept the line between hero and villain extremely blurred as it is unclear what both Laura De Mille’s and The Sisterhood of Dada’s long-term plans are. Warning: Contains spoilers for Doom Patrol season 3 episode 7.

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