“He was one of the two people who stole her childhood, and she lived her life with him not being able to speak, feel, think.” The other person that Tatiana felt had stripped her of a future is her mother, who coerced her adolescent daughter into the union. “I think killing him with electricity would be too human for him,” Cvitešić told Fandom. Instead, she grabs a gymnastics trophy from her once-illustrious career as a gymnast, and beats him to death. Tatiana decides to kill the President - though not with her new ability that allows women to produce electricity from their fingers. In this episode, him kicking her dog was the final straw. Viktor does not treat Tatiana like a human being, and has never once valued her voice. Tatiana has long resented her husband, who she was pressured into marrying at a young age. Tatiana ( Zrinka Cvitešić ), who has been trapped in her marriage to Carpathia President Viktor Moskalev (Alexandru Bindeau) her entire life, reaches her breaking point. But the most climactic event was undoubtedly the one that unfolded in the final moments of the episode. Episode 8 of The Power was packed with big moments - from Allie ( Halle Bush) influencing someone’s mind for the first time to Rob ( John Leguizamo) telling Margot ( Toni Collette) that he wants a divorce.
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