I Dont Even Know Anymore

not surprised, she seems his type

but are so fiercely against it in terms of how it impacts rich ass entertainers

whole call centers are bing replaced by AI and folks don’t care about thousands losing their jobs

I’ve seen a lot of people say, “I wish it had ended at Season 2,” because Rue was in a better place, said she stayed clean, and was able to talk things through with Jules. But are we just going to ignore the fact that an entire suitcase of drugs went down a toilet and a drug dealer didn’t get paid?

I’m not sure the audience fully understood the severity of these characters’ actions and the consequences they would realistically have. There seems to be a lot of naivety among some Euphoria viewers.

I think that’s the biggest disconnect that people are having with Rue’s death. it wasn’t just a random OD. she was murdered because of the situations she put herself in

it wasn’t the drug USE that led to her death IMO it was the drug dealing

Mouse, Ash, Fez, Laurie all the big dealers in the series didn’t make it out alive.

if Rue was still using but never would’ve started dealing I think she would 100% still be alive

Jacob is an Oscar Nominee 2xs Bafta Nominee golden globe nominee, SAG awards nominee and critics choice awards winner…has one more big project announced for this year with a really big director with more to come

Sydney has her own production company and other shit as well as an emmy nominee

Maude has her own production company and is directing films -her first directed film has a 90+ % on rotten tomatoes

Hunter has multiple upcoming projects including a Blade Runner series

Colman is the king of the world right now and is stepping into directing soon

you like Sydney so you sympathize with her and scrutinize everyone else

I’m pretty sure her old production company she owned with her former finance so I guess I get it

both cassie and rue are both trying to cope with the absence of their fathers

rue’s dad died from sickness cassie’s voluntarily left - both traumatic experiences for young girls

both moms focused on one daughter will neglecting the others needs

the only difference is Leslie realized she needed to focus on Gia more than she had been.

Suze never did that for Lexi

What I didn't like is that this season had Rue permanently being tortured and facing constant near death experiences without delving into how all that trauma may be affecting her mental health. Where did the resilience came from? And I've seen from Sam's projects that he always picks the most dramatic and expected resolution for events. I also disliked that we didn't get the effect of Rue's death on her mom, sister and close friends. They could have brought Storm for one day to do one scene with Nikka, or at least have her have a phone conversation between the 2. And then having the last image being an Ali hallucination with that family that she just hung out for a few minutes didn't seem right.

I also want to know the reaction of Angus family to the use of archival footage of him and Z during Rues's death scene. Considering how he died, this could have been highly disturbing for his surviving relatives. It could have been better to write Fez off at the beginning of the season, establishing that he was also killed during the police raid that killed Ashtray at the end of the previous season

I understand your position that not everything has to be rainbows and unicorns. There's a value in seeing how someone that's battled addiction for years can just slip away even when they thought they had survived the worse. I just think that the Rue storyline was just too unfocused this season and didn't leave time to breathe and think

i think the only way season 3 could’ve been done properly was if each character had their own stand alone episode to wrap things up.

it was a lot of story to fit into like an hour episode every week.

i’m okay with Gia and Leslie’s reactions not being included because I feel that most people only want to see them because they want to see them feel guilt in rue’s death. it’s been a lot of blaming maddy, lexi, leslie/gia, jules for Rue’s death “they didn’t love her enough” shit going around without people accepting that rue brought them to the point where they had to distance themselves from her.

I’m fine with Rue’s death…it’s not like it’s out of nowhere…but I would’ve been just as fine with her living. I don’t think people really understand addiction though, they were picturing this great life for her in the future when it probably would’ve always been a struggle for her. You don’t just get over addiction, it’s something that you have to work hard at every single day. Rue probably would’ve always struggled and had good times and bad times. ( I say this because it seems like she always actively declined actual treatment and decided self medicating would be better)

earlier I said Rue and Nate had the same storyline this season. which is true. they both were in better head spaces than previous seasons trying to be better but both murdered because of their debts. Either Sam L was really brilliant and purposely wrote it that way to spark a conversion about who and what bad acts deserve grace and forgiveness (especially if we lean into the christianity propaganda theory, no sin or bad act is worse than the other in the eyes of God) Nate though he changed was supposedly deserving of his awful death and being alone in that death, while Rue who was changing did not deserve her awful death and being alone in it…why? who are you to decide who deserves mercy?

Cassie the entire series has been seeking validation (male and female) ever since her dad left them when she was kid. I like that she ended up alone and is being forced to start over on her own.

I think they really wasted Jules this season but in all honesty Jules hasn’t really been a real character in the show at all. she was always a plot device for Rue and sometimes Nate. I think it would’ve been better to not have hunter come back at all…Jules could’ve been off doing her own thing in charge of her life but they dragged her back for essentially nothing at all.

If the behinds the scenes stuff was done correctly I don’t mind them keep Fez alive. I don’t think it would’ve felt right to have him completely gone and also him being included even briefly could’ve led to financial compensation for his family that he left behind.

but not understand that Rue also “deserved” her ending based on her past

and i’m not saying deserved like they had it coming cause neither killed anyone or did something so horrible that death could be their only punishment

but both Rue and Nate owed people a lot of money made bad decisions that made the situation worse and both were murdered

Nate and Rue’s story paralleled each other others a lot this season and both got the same ending.

everyone saying the entire point of the show was preach forgiveness and give hope and shit , when since season 1 the entire cast and crew has said its purpose was to make you feel something.