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I finished the season 3 today, and I have a question please......

What would have happened to Faye and her boyfriend Wayne after the DEA raid,

During the dramatic finale, the duo escapes a DEA raid on Laurie's ranch by riding off on horseback.

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Spoilers: Does anyone else ever wonder what became of Tyler?

So obviously Tyler is only a very minor character but I have to say he’s the character I felt the most sorry for. He had Maddy force herself on him while she was blackout drunk just to make Nate jealous when she knew that Nate would retaliate in a very harsh way and to add to all that he didn’t even know that she was under 18 and then she went and made a serious false accusation about him that got him really savagely beaten, which brings me onto another question. How did Tyler make it to hospital? He was beaten to a pulp and lived on his own, how did he call the ambulance? And he couldn’t have possibly made his own way there. But besides that he then after being beaten up so badly over a false allegation made by a toxic girl who wanted to get back into her toxic abusive relationship is then made confess to harming Maddy physically by the real culprit Nate and then we never heard anything of him again for the rest of the show? I was really hoping he’d make some sort of a comeback and possibly get some sort of revenge on Nate and Maddy for ruining his life but I am wondering what became of him? How long would he have gotten in prison? I’m from Ireland so I don’t know what the sentence for assault is in America. I’m also wondering was he maybe killed in prison on account of him being an alleged woman beater and easy target or did he maybe kill himself considering he was locked up for a crime he didn’t commit? He was in jail for being a woman beater even though he wasn’t and everyone he knew on the outside thinks he’s a rapist so there’s a possibility he might have killed himself. I just felt so bad for this character. Imagine getting with a girl and having no idea that she’s underage and then finding out she was just using you to make her psychotic, abusive ex jealous and the end result of that being that she gets back with him and decides to make false accusations about you that cause you to get savagely beaten and then finding out that he continued to physically abuse her and then you’re blackmailed into confessing to hurting her yourself because she’d rather cover for him. EDIT: I did really like the way that Tyler although he was terrified didn’t admit to raping Maddy even though that might have saved him from the beating Nate gave him. Nate repeatedly asked him did he do it and he got a hit for every time he denied it but he chose to stay true to himself and not admit to doing such an awful thing to someone.

u/Eoinharrington25 — 2 days ago

Character flashbacks..

Which character development story was your favorite to watch and helped better understand the character themselves?

Personally I enjoyed Cal’s story from when he was a teenager. The love that Marsha and him shared was beautiful. But in a sense, you see the way his life turns so wrongly. I think Cassie’s made the most sense as to why she is “boy crazy” or as some say has “daddy issues”.

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u/lexnmm — 2 days ago

Did the director wait for Nathan to become a decent person before making him pay for everything he did when he was a psychopath in high school? If he hadn't changed, would he have had a happy ending?

u/SandrynoRodrigues — 3 days ago

Unpopular Opinion: I liked how Rue's death was made.

No, I don't like that Rue's dead. I was actually surprised and did not expect it at all. And as I paused watching the S3 finale to soak it all in, I realized how I liked how Rue's death was made and how her scenes with Alamo connected to it.

  • Alamo is always playing with luck onRue's death. from shooting apple to the head, to hitting her head while buried (wth right!?), to giving laced pills to Rue. Alamo's not sure if Rue's actually gonna consume it. So I think there's Rue's luck being played too. I think that's good writing.
  • Alamo is shown to not react when Maddy mentioned "DEA", and I guess thats part of the play that makes Rue's death unexpected! (at least for me) but yea, Alamo is smart af and always one step ahead.
  • While Rue is high and dying: She saw two people she really cared about: Fez and her Mom. I think that's how people die right? You get a glimpse of your loved ones, your hopes.
  • Rue died while on Ali's house: so I guess theres a foreshadowing there.. As shown in Ali's story, most if not all Ali's encounter dies. Just like Rue.

So there! I haven't finished the finale lol, just sharing this thought! :)

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u/purpleyoghurt — 2 days ago

3rd season — overall feeling

I just finished the third season and absolutely loved it. The cinematography, writing, entire mood & aura, plot lines, twists… I wish the entire show were like this. What’s the overall sentiment about season 3?

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u/lovlingd — 4 days ago

Why I don't think Levinson favoritizes Sydney

A major gripe people seem to have with Season 3 is that Sydney Sweeney has the majority of the screentime. A lot of people even go as far as to accuse Levinson of pkaying favorites. Now why I don't think that's really the case.

  1. First of all, he probably has the best relationship with Sydney and Alexa out of everyone else. They seem to like each other at least back then and to at least be in the same room (unlike some others that make it very obvious), so he jsut made their story the most worthwhile.

  2. While Sydney has a lot of screentime, it isn't really meaningful. Cassie Howards as a character has been bastardized to hell and back this season where now she is just a satire of everything people hate about the character and the actress. No meaningful story or growth until the last minutes. At times it looks like she's made bad on purpose to make Maddy look good, which brings me to the next point.

  3. Everything Maddy does is instantly "iconic", edited, idolized, glazed no matter what it is or how bad or good it is. While everything Cassie does is hated immediately. It goes as far as to blame her for things she wasn't even in the room for. It might just be actress preferrence but it is also the environment Sam created. making Cassie more and more awful and Maddy always being the superior in everything. Even her ending was one of the better ones.

  4. This combined with a recent interview where he said he would love to write 12 seasons of Alexa, just make one think that Alexa is in fact his favorite. It's kind of like Alamo. He's obsessed with Maddy and has little interest in Cassie, outside of the fact she brings in the money and attention. Just like how in real life only the Sydney scenes were discussed and became tabloid headlines. They hate her but they can't stop talking about her and that's all Levinson wanted out of Sydney. The atention. Heck, maybe Alexa ain't even his favorite, attention is...

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u/Popular-Flan5337 — 3 days ago

Has anyone rewatched season 3 yet?

How was it the second time round? Easier to watch because we’ve been put out of our misery? Looking to watch but dunno man! Maybe if they release season 3 in 4K blu-ray.

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u/Kidltn — 4 days ago

So, I rewatched Jules’ flashback scene in the psych ward, and I’m a little confused about something…

So, Jules enters the psych ward wearing an orange shirt (I can’t really tell what pants she’s wearing), and when the Nurses strap her onto the table and put her into those mittens, she still has her orange shirt on.

The next time we see her, Jules is now wearing this striped shirt, hoodie and shorts BUT she’s still wearing the mittens. So, how’d she change his clothes? She’s got the mittens on, she can’t grab anything!

Did the Nurses change them or something? Why’d she even have to change? What’s going on?!?!

u/Thisaccwasmadeat12pm — 4 days ago

Rue and religion

I actually found Christianity or religion being a central theme perhaps the most realistic thing this season. The only reason Rue was able to get herself together is because she had to believe there was so much more than this world, that the pain she had caused would be forgiven, that she would see her dad again and that she could change. I think it’s very much a part of many addicts journey to recovery. It’s also because she hurt her family so deeply and they had given up hope, she was alone and knowing that If she has no one but still has God/Jesus is comforting. It actually made me so much more emotional for her and her death, because while she had Ali, she truly in a way had lost her family and friends including Fez and had no one left. She was only hopeful because of religion 😢.

Religion as a coping mechanism and comfort for grief and regret for Lexi as well. The way she reasoned with her guilt for being dismissive towards Rue and knowing it’s happened with her dad, this was her way to make amends and honor her.

Rue was always emotionally codependent for her sobriety whether it’s Jules or her dad or religion. It was something that had been set up throughout the show when she found a father figure in Ali who also found god and deeply affected her.

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u/Justonemoreepisode- — 4 days ago

anybody else quit porn after watching this show?

i mean euphoria is full of sex and porn yeah but i dont know why and how i just completely quit porn after watching it, i mean it wasnt even like a conscious decision it just happened mid watching season 1, and now that i finished the series, i just came to the realization that i went from a full on addict to thankfully being porn-free.

kind of just posting cus i wanna know if anyone else experienced something similar or perhaps knows why this show could have caused that

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u/No-Relationship5812 — 5 days ago

Laurie

Guys Rue and Laurie have met before, I was scrolling on my phone and suddenly I saw a clip of spider man. Now I have watched that movie countless of times but I never picked up that Laurie was in the movie!!

u/Livelaughloveme172 — 4 days ago