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He isnt dead; he was just unconscious) in the palm of his hand.
She turns to her last ally: Buckley.
The KGB has access to these tapes; therefore, they have evidence of all of Franklins crimes.
Teddy has the most valuable information, so he receives the harshest treatment.
Teddy asks Franklin to be sensible as ifanyof this has been sensible, reasonable, or fair.
The entire time Teddy is sitting in Franklins torture chair, he reeks of white privilege and ego.
Or is it all just moves on a chessboard for you?
What fucking world are you living in?
Its obnoxiously obvious that Teddys mind cannot compute anything that doesnt align with his white supremacist values.
A world that doesnt revolve around white men and capitalism is as foreign to him as Narnia.
Black has to be bad, undesirable, and beyond help.
Franklin, now older, smarter, and more mature, tells Teddy he knows he was being manipulated.
Franklin knows what game theyre playing better than he ever has and is determined to win.
And hes willing to play dirty.
Together, they confront Teddy, this time with boiling hot oil.
And there it is.
Franklin sums it up precisely: You wanted me to feel like nothing.
Because youre the hero in your own story.
In any story, the guy that looks like you always wins.
But not this time, nigga.
This might be my favorite delivery ofniggathroughout the whole series.
By calling Teddy that, while in this position, Franklin is turning the tables on their dynamic.
Franklin actually agrees, and they decide on the terms and conditions.
He gives Franklin the account numbers from his wallet and Franklin prepares to get his money.
Cissy, Franklin, and Teddy arrive at the agreed-upon meeting spot and meet with Stephen.
Teddy aggressively tells Cissy he was lying and that Alton is dead, shot twice by Teddy himself.
Franklin tries to keep him alive long enough for the password, but its too late.
Final Forecast
So, is Vs pregnancy okay?
Shes obviously not in labor, so what were those pains about?
I feel like something bad happened, but she doesnt want to tell Franklin.
It was so bittersweet seeing Franklin and Gustavo say their good-byes.
I wonder where he went since it only took a few hours to get there by plane.
Wherever he is, El Oso will always be iconic.
Im also curious as to where Louie is going.
Personally, I wanted her to kill Buckley then and there; I dont trust him.
But that would be a sticky situation to clean up (would someone come looking for him?)
and there are already so many loose ends to tie up with only one episode left.
