Who died in the finals of the White Lotus? Let’s break this shootout near

Our stay in White lotus It’s over. From the first episode, we knew that history would lead to violence and death of a hotel guest – this is the manner of the operator of Won by Mike White Show on EmmyAfter all. A shootout began the season and it was only appropriate for the same shooting to end the story.

So who died? Like all of you, I was wondering which direction the show would take. The finale of Season 3, Amor Fati, answers this question and others. The twists and turns are revealed in the 90-minute episode, ultimately pointing to the same topic: adopting the fate of someone.

Rick’s mission (Walton Goggins) for revenge against Jim, the man he blames his father’s death, always felt as if he weren’t done well. Timothy Ratlif (Jason Isaac) tends to the edge, with the very real potential to drag his entire family before they even learn about his crimes – and the fact that their privileged life is about to become much more chic.

Spoiler: I just scratch the surface here and before it deepens deeper into the madness that unfolds in this episode packed by a jam, consider this your last chance of turning back if you have not caught the season. Seriously, there is a huge story UnderneathS

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So who died?

I had a suspension that the White Lotus would claim many casualties and I was right. Entering the episode, I had attached Rick or Timothy as those who will meet their manufacturer. I was somehow right (yes, I!). Rick is not experiencing the trip, but he is just one of many guests who check from the hotel in a body bag instead of a boat.

Rick was the catalyst who triggered everything on the move. After colliding with Jim, he returned to the hotel, feeling lighter and with a smile on his face. I felt that he and Chelsea (Amy Lou Wood) would get their happy ending. But revenge is not a situation “All is well that ends well.” Rick’s happiness crashes when Jim is confronted with him on his last day at the hotel and lies in it with colorful insults for his mother.

The old man revealed that he was armed before Rick could do everything in terms of all this, leaving him to roll to find some strength against the background of this psychic Vest. Welp, he did not find the salvation he was looking for. When the possibility suddenly introduced himself, Rick loaded Jim, stole his gun and shot him – only for Jim’s wife, the owner of the hotel spray (Patravadi Majudhon) to reveal that Rick had just killed his own father.

This is a predictable story of the story, but then the fall that this bomb fell on it closes the cycle of Rick’s personal Greek tragedy. Chelsea caught a bullet because bad things happen in the triples and she is already experiencing robbery and bite from a snake. This causes Rick to face the consequences of his actions and put up with his fate that, like his girlfriend, he will not leave this place.

The one who finally took him down is Gaitok (Time Tapimton), a man torn between his inspirational Buddhist beliefs and the obligation to be an armed security guard. Needless to say, he chooses the latter and shoots Rick in the back, leading to his own upgrading status when the new font bodyguard (Rick killed her old ones) and finally won the attachment and approval of the potential girlfriend Mook (Lalissa Manobal, also known as the K-PoPP GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL GRL

What about Ratlif’s family?

I said earlier that I also tied Timothy as better. From the first episode, Timothy has been struggling with the knowledge that some shady business relationships they have participated with will now lead to prison. The worse is that at least for his family is that all their money will disappear and their quality of life will take a dive with their nose.

His wife Victoria (Parker Posei) said earlier that she could not survive that he was poor. Their biggest son, Saxon (Patrick Schwarzenegger), had thrown all his professional eggs into his father’s business, so he probably went down with the ship. And Piper (Sarah Catherine Hook), the reason for everyone to go to Thailand first, came to the tearful awareness that as much as it hurts, she could not give up the comforts of their lifestyle to move to a Buddhist sanctuary for a year.

The only Ratlif who seems to have a head right is Lohlan (Sam Level) and he almost died in the final. But no.

Timothy was involved in the idea of ​​bringing his family out of their misery. While he is deeply selfish, he sees him as a way of sparing them from the pain he knew he was coming. At first he planned to use a gun – but that never happened.

Then he remembered the fetus of suicide, which was named by the hotel’s porter in the season. The seeds are poisonous, he told him. Just like any rational daddy Bi, he collected as many of the fruits as he could find, extract the seeds, mix them powder and mix them in the festive pins of Coladi, which he served to everyone, except for Lohlan.

However, they have never finished their drinks. Timothy understood and knocked down the Saxon glass on the floor before declaring the coconut milk that had gone wrong. But he also did not wash the blender, and the next day Lohlan made a protein puree with it and collapsed from the pool after he stabbed all the work. However, he does not die. Instead, he awakens in his father’s arms after he has what he looked like a close death and claims to have seen God.

So now what? Ratlif’s story closed with an open finish of varieties. Timothy warned them on the boat that their lives were about to change. They as a family are strong enough to withstand the coming storm?

Belinda got a happy ending

After Belinda (Natasha Rotwell) recognizes Greg (John Gris) and realizes that she is somehow responsible for the death of her ex and her old friend Tanya (Jennifer Kulidge), he makes her an offer of $ 100,000 to keep her mouth closed. Her son Zion (Nicholas Duvernay) uses her deals skills to hit the $ 5 million. And, surprise, he pays.

The season opened with Zion seeking asylum, as the shootout only unfolded outside the camera-challenging immediate concerns as to whether he would survive. But alas, mother and son make it from the white lotus. And given her newly discovered wealth, I would bet that she will never visit this hotel chain again.

Wait, what about Jacklin and her friends?

They made and got home. That’s what it covers it.