Why Bat Datton had to kill Jamie in Yelaston

It was a rivalry that burned the whole run of “Yelaston” and ended in the last episode of the show. Bat Datton (Kelly Riel) killed a man who partly responsible for her father’s death and misfortune, who suffered most of her life – her foster brother Jamie Dattan played by Wes Bentley. Even with the uncertainty that worried the last season of the show with Kevin Kostner’s departure, the only thing the viewers could count on was that Beth was going The man she hatedAfter the promise to his deceased father.

Even without this pact, however, director Christina Voras believed that it was always on the cards. Saying with Entertainment weekly About the final deed beth against his brother, Varas said, “I feel that Beth is a woman her word, so when she said it, I believed it. Their relationship feels me almost Shakespeare.

It is a family hostility that felt more suitable for “Game of Thrones” or “Sapranas”, but Taylor Sheridan’s creator used it perfectly, which led to the Qatari act, which finally put it in peace. “They earned it because they are pretty equal opponents,” said the vaso. “If you knew who was going to win by going into this fight, it would not be interesting, and it would not be worth all the efforts that have entered the creation of this rivalry for all these years.”

Considering the heroes at the heart of this related fruit, it did not surprise that blood, sweat and shouts fueled the exhausting war between them. Beth left the winner and Jamie made the last stop train station. Skining the battle between them, Soros said, “It should be a fight to end all fights, and it was very important for Taylor from the beginning. He had a very clear vision of what he needed to do to make justice in the relationship.”

True, Jamie survived his own struggle until this point (With Bentley feels from time to time to hit the bowel for the character)Which led to the fact that he turned on his family. After exit the final episode itself rail posted the image InstagramChronization of her iconic quarrel with Bentley as a sneaky distant son of Datton’s house. Both fell into the blood, Rille wrote: “Wes Bentley and I after this stage … One of the greatest scene partners that I have, if I loved you.” Now that the family problems laid on vacation can easily rest in his new ranch with his favorite childhood, RIP Wheeler (Cole Hauser), knowing that further cutting off the Datton’s genealogical tree should be done. Well if someone doesn’t get out of the tree in the planned “Yelaston” spinOf course.