He was angered by Cal’s happy life he could not accept that his father would live the rest of his life without facing any consequence for his actions. He carried a loaded gun and approached his father at the gay bar where he was residing. Meanwhile, Nate takes a stand against his father’s misdeed. As the police arrested Fez, Lexi’s invitation to the play lay on the dusty ground. But, in the end, the police shot Ash in his head, leaving Fezco in anguish. Instead, Ashtray fired shots from the bathroom, which led to multiple rounds of firing between the police and Ash. As the police forced their entry, Fez screamed for Ashtray to surrender. He locked himself inside the bathroom and waited in the tub with his guns and bullets. He was not ready to surrender and did not want Fez to take the blame. Fez grabbed hold of the knife and was prepared to take the blame. Fez knew that the situation was out of their hands now, and they had to surrender to the police. Even though their plan was working, Ashtray punctured Custer’s throat with a knife.
She wanted to put the blame on Laurie and Custer and save Fez in the process. Faye, in the meantime, started blaming Laurie for Mouse’s murder. Faye helped Fez by secretly signaling to keep quiet.
He had slyly kept the police on the call and wanted Fez to confess his crime. As Fez was about to leave for the play with a bunch of roses in his hand, Custer wanted to talk with him. She found a person to share her doubts and secrets with. Their endless conversations over the phone about nothing and everything brought them close to one another. Lexi saved Fezco the best seat for her play. ‘Euphoria’ Season 2: Ending Explained – Did The Police arrest Fezco?įrom season one, we know that Ashtray murdered Mouse, and that truth surfaces in “Euphoria,” Season 2, bringing forth a horrible outcome. The usual happy-go-lucky high school stories are replaced by a more complicated affair that “Euphoria” introduces, and it is perhaps this relatable factor that makes it popular. “Euphoria” validates those experiences instead of cornering them as juvenile or silly. I think we can all agree that every emotion we felt during our high school days was extremely heightened, owing to our age and lack of experience. But, by the end of it all, it is just a high school drama with catfights and love triangles. “Euphoria” Season 2 gave us incredible moments, from the lover’s montage to Rue’s escape from home. Rue wanted to remember Jules as her first love and did not feel the need to continue with their relationship. She confessed her love for Rue, but Rue did not reciprocate. After watching the play and the emotional rollercoaster ride that Rue had gone through after her father’s death, Jules tried to comfort her. Even though they had a lot in common, they chose to maintain distance since they believed that they were not a good influence on one another. In the end, Rue forgave Elliot for what he had done, as it helped her get on the right path. Their friendship ended when Elliot informed Jules about Rue’s drug abuse. In “Euphoria,” Season 2, we are introduced to Elliot, the third-wheel in Jules and Rue’s relationship. Lexi saw Rue for who she was and not for what she did. She quoted Fez by saying that people’s feelings need to be hurt at times. Lexi continued with her play after the brawl. Maddy joined Cassie on stage and struck her for being a terrible friend.
She tried to publicly shame Lexi for creating the play. She became furious when the play humiliated Nate, and he, in turn, broke up with Cassie. Her flaws were staged for people to watch and laugh at. But then again, you might not appreciate your mirror image in public. The insecurity, the jealousy, the trauma that they went through, and at times, were the reason for it, became magnified. Lexi’s emotions take the main stage Cassie, Maddy, and Rue get to watch themselves from Lexi’s perspective. Lexi, who always watched the main characters make the worst decisions of their lives, decided to write a play based on their lives. See More: ‘Euphoria’ Season 2, Episode 7: Recap & Ending, Explained: Did Nate And Cassie Break Up?
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