absolutely

“I’ll see you when I see you …”

here be monsters

I love how each one is presented as a very different kind of dangerous/predator: 

Reese is quite clearly given the imagery of Death: cold, skeletal, ruthless.  The lightning and symbolism in it is meant to intimidate, terrify, and his reputation precedes him.  (We also find John frequently gaunt, washed out, and propped up by Death itself.)

Shaw is shrouded in shadows and darkness.  She is the unknown and the utterly terrifying because she is little more than a wraith and as intangible as smoke.  The only time anyone is sure they’ve encountered her, is at the killing blow.  (Shaw spends much of her time intangible both in occupation -as a Catalyst agent, later as a TM refuge, and now with her clear Schrodinger nature.)

Root is the caged animal.  She’s pulling at her binds, pressing against the bars, and is just waiting to rip your throat out.  Very possibly with her teeth.  (Root is raw, savage emotion -frequently rage- as we especially see her currently.)

I’ll see you when I see you.