Outer Banks
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This article contains spoilers for Outer Banks season 4, part 2.
All of these plot points eventually coalesced forOuter Banksseason 4, part 2’s ending.
Is JJ Really Dead In Outer Banks' Season 4 Finale?
After all,Outer Bankshas been no stranger to bringing back characters who were previously believed to be dead.
For example, two characters inOuter Banks' prior seasons were said to have died before coming back.
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These two were Big John Routledge, John B.
’s dad, and Ward Cameron, Sarah’s dad.
Although both truly died inOuter Banksseason 3’s ending, they essentially returned from the dead before that.
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Despite that, it is safe to say the same will not happen for JJ.
As such,JJ is really dead inOuter Banks.
This comes in a climactic showdown that sees Groff threatening Kiara’s life.
Groff tells JJ that he will let Kiara go safely if he gives him the Blue Crown.
JJ does so, allowing Kiara to go free and Groff to escape with the treasure.
JJ’s death could have been in response to this.
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Groff was trapped in a well by Rafe before being found by the Pogues.
After a brief conversation,JJ decided to leave Groff in the well.
JJ left Groff to die in the well, with Groff doing the same for his son.
Larissa was Groff’s wife, JJ’s birth mother, and Wes was her father.
Therefore, this could also have factored into Groff’s murder of JJ inOuter Banksseason 4.
After killing JJ, Groff escapes with the Blue Crown in hand.
AsOuter Banksseason 4 ends, the Pogues swear revenge against Groff and intend to follow him to Lisbon.