When it comes to television, there are some characters that I hate as Goldberg fully. Netflix’s hero ‘ YouPenn played brilliantly by Pen Badle, a self -soul -serial killer who sees himself as a misunderstanding romantic. Ever since Walter White I hates a character fully hate, which fully hates Goldberg, which is why I love the closing of the series exactly YouBecause as it has been revealed, the creators who hated Goldberg as much as I do, and when it came to close the curtain on the series, it wanted to clearly clarify what is actually.
For those who have not seen the closing, fair warning of the series. Heavy spiiler coming.
Now to understand why I enjoyed this closing, we need to take a look at the formula of the series. You One who follows Goldberg, a passionate stagker, after being infamous with someone, in his life includes the goal of his ‘affection’ in his life to maneuver in a romantic relationship. During this, those who will do everything from the break in their homes, sting their social media, will gaslite them, and of course, kill the potential threats for their staged romance. All this from the point of view of all this, keeping your view on events with their self -serving statement. The statement of which seems smooth, attractive, and we have effectively effective to see things as it does. This is a classic case of an incredible narrator, and a lie that tells himself. The issue is that as the show moved forward, some viewers started believing in lies.
And perhaps this is a reason that the final episode is so effective. Because where some statements are present here, the real narrator, the real star of the final episode is Lewis, played by the Medaline Brever. The last season Joe returned to New York under the patronage of his wife Kate (Charlotte Richie) and his rich family. Both of them who are in love with Henry’s son Henry are in love with their previous wife and victim, Love Quin (Victoria Pedaret). Lewis, a friend Guineevere Beck (Elizabeth Lale) who was murdered in the first season, believes that who is responsible and joined a group of online sleeves to highlight her. While presenting as ‘Bronte’, she catfish in the hope of finding the evidence, only to fall in love with her for real. The final episode sees ‘Bronte’ and who left his life behind, assuming that he finally finds his happiness at any time. Lewis, however, after being intelligent, has other views, and plans to use this final migration so that he forces his friend’s killer to face music.
This final episode that brings to justice, while also changes his idea as a romantic lead. To do this, the creators decided to start unwelling in the bedroom. There was a conversation about them, who potentially fulfill their end in the cage, but the bedroom, where the romantic lead role is the place where he is really the most dangerous. This is the place where he puts on the mask he is fooling his victims, and the audience since the show started. Therefore it is only right for the final collision.
What is effective about this episode, Lewis’s statement that acts as a counterpoint for which. Whereas those who spread their normal music of true love and destiny, cut Lewis words, pointing to the audience how much performance and wrong it all is. Which cooks her a meal, and the Lewis estimates from contempt (correctly) that something for cooking that has learned from the previous victim. Which takes him to a romantic boat ride, and Lewis comments how fake it all is. She can only take so much that she leaves the Act and finally tries to call out. Badly fought to be as naked as possible for the finale for Joe, in fact it wants to hit the house that this mask is with a shutdown, so when Lewis who draws a gun on the one who draws a gun and starts his conflict, our friends who are caught in nothing but a boxer. He spends the wholesale of the episodes dressed in this way, and the image of running around him in the rain in his underwear rarely talks about the main person who is trying to cultivate the personal.
It is here that the protesting nature is actually taken away. The first thing is that Lewis added to re -defined what was added to Bake’s book to restore his voice. Despite the audience and the businesses of themselves, that he takes care of Bake and having tortured by her assassination, he considers it more as a annoying task than anything. Who really feels appropriate in his actions, and actually deeply believes that he has a romantic heart. The illusion is shattered when he calls his son Henry. However, Henry has learned that who is not only a killer, but he killed Henry’s mother. In one of the most heartbreaking scenes of the show, Henry called Joe a demon and hung on it. However, who attempts some of his normal performing grief, Lewis called him out and said that he was not suffering. It is here that the mask stops completely and which becomes violent.
So far, which is rarely becoming physically violent with women. Even Bake is murdered offscreen. However, when we attack Lewis, we see everything. The one who strangles him punches him, even shoots him. This is something that feels more than one in many ways Scream Film compared to YouBut it is fine what the creators wanted. We look at Lewis, who tries to avoid it for alleged affection, bleeding and fear. When Lewis called him for his violence, the one who tries to convict him is calling him ‘ungrateful’ and says that he did not feel ‘how good’. Lewis calls Joe a misunderstanding, and he accuses him. Earlier, Lewis had asked Joe to show him how he killed Bake. The mask completely closed, a clearly gaiety that says he will show it, and will move forward to strangle Lewis. Despite the claims of his statement, which very clearly enjoys violence. However, the attack does not eliminate the Lewis, which is receiving the upper hand and at the tip of the gun.
Lewis manages to call on 9–11 and starts closing on the police, which combing to which. In the midst of all this, Lewis has placed his friend’s killer at gunpoint. Did not want to face the consequences of his actions, who asks Lewis to kill him, saying that this would be the correct end of his sad romance. Lewis refused to re -acquire his agency and power, saying that Joe would face the results for the results he had, before making a statement that serves as one of the show’s defined moments.
The imagination of a man like you is how we cope with the reality of a man like you.
Who is living out of a fantasy, and pulling the audience with him. He is not a tortured romantic who wants to be strict. He only thinks that he is. The very attractive truth is that it is just a small psycho who attacks people to make them part of his twisted play. It is all theater, and Lewis no longer wants to play. Which, however, insists that the theater continues. To suffer the results for his tasks, reluctantly tries to charge and force him to shoot on Lewis, which he does. She, however, does not kill her. Instead, Lewis does something that could have been humorous instead of powerful in the wrong hands.
Lewis shot Joe in his genitals.
This is a moment that surprises as much as it lewes. Now, Crutch violence horror and thriller films have a style staple, such as with such titles I spit on your grave, last house on the left And sudden Impact All the heroine figures show, who attacked her or her loved ones. For the show which I think I think is not only Catharic, but a significant step when it comes to a little emitting the killer completely. Mainly in an episode focused on decontrolling Joe, this final insult is where the show leaves us. Which on the ground, in its underwear. Bleeding from his crotch is because he is pulled by the police, and towards the results he is trying to escape the entire show. And the results are serious. Joe is convicted for Bake’s murder and many others, and is ruined to spend the rest of his life in jail until the end of the show.
The epilogue for the episode comes in two parts,. The first is recited by Lewis, who has recovered from its encounter and fills the audience that those who survived. Kate is trying to increase Henry, whose latter has completely rejected his father’s influence. Marianne (Tati Gabrielle), which Joe targeted in season 3 and 4, is now out of hiding and moving forward as an artist. Nadia (Amy-Ligh Hikman), who was prepared to kill her lover, is now independent and is trying to help others. And bake? Bake’s precious manuscript is now a bestseller. But Bake is still gone. While Lewis is happy to give back his voice, Bake is still dead, whatever the future he could steal. This is something that Lewis can never change, but she tries to live strong, tries to live a good life, to honor her friend and all who did not live.
Those who see in jail, the head is shaved and weight gain, now in a deep depression and mourning how unfair it is that everything was convicted on him. It is a pathetic image, and it means. One of the most troubled aspects of the popularity of the show was Fan Girls, Murder Groups who loved the character and wanted to see them successful. Joe has received a letter from such a ‘fan’, stating that all the twisted things she wants to do with her. The one who overthrows the letter and throws it, is talking to the ‘fan’ and does every such fan of the show who said and romantic, perhaps saying that the problem is not to him, but ‘maybe this is you.’ This is a rare and risky step for a show to exclude a part of your own fanbase, but I think it is an important. The final line of the show asked such fans to glorify the character and not to accept their victims, some creators dedicated the entire closing to dedicate the entire closing.
And this is probably my favorite thing about this closing. Amidst all the strong character moments, nail cutting stress, and the remaining people of Joey remember and remember their victims, this episode is dedicated to destroying, and to call fans who were never the goal of the show. Creators could go in an easy way. Those who could give a pleasant end. This fan could have been tried to satisfy the base. Instead, the creators pulled up such a risky step of complete closing, ‘I don’t think you get it.’ Such a gesture for most shows could be pretending or hostile. for here? I think it actually works, and re -defines a show for me and refers to me again that can actually fall into the trap of glorifying demons between us.
