It’s fitting that it’sBeck’s death in season 1that eventually comes back to haunt him.
Thanks to Marienne Bellamy and Kate, she’s able to accept that he’s a killer.
Fortunately, Bronte ensures Joe Goldberg is exposed and punished.
After years of waiting for him to get caught, viewers will be content with what becomes of him.
When the two of them go on the run, Bronte devises a plan to confront Joe at gunpoint.
Joe begs Bronte to kill him as the cops close in, but Bronte refuses.
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The reason she won’t let Joe die is twofold.
Bronte also wants Joe to survive so that he’ll be forced to face everything he has done.
But Bronte also wants Joe to survive so that he’ll be forced to face everything he has done.
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Bringing the series back to the beginning, Joe is finally found guilty of killing Guinevere Beck.
She says that “allegations snowballed, turned into more convictions.”
Nadia isn’t the only person whose name is cleared at the end of the show, either.
Dr. Nicky, the therapist Joe frames for Beck’s death, is finally able to walk free.
It’s a promising conclusion for most ofYou’s characters and a surprisingly uplifting ending for the show.
It’s a promising conclusion for most ofYou’s characters and a surprisingly uplifting ending for the show.
She tells him, “Redact yourself.
Take out every f***ing word you added.”
Spotting that her work has been tampered with, Bronte sets out to understand why.
She’s enraged to learn that Joe altered Beck’s work after murdering her.
Bronte sets out to right this wrong, allowing Beck’s truth to be shared.
And it’s a satisfying detail that Beck’s redacted book is even more successful than Joe’s version.
As Joe notes, this isn’t just about Beck, either.
She’s rendering his perspective meaningless, removing him from the narrative.
By prioritizing Beck and only Beck, she’s putting the experiences of Joe’s victims first.
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Kate certainly seems committed to that end for both herself and her adoptive son.
“Maybe we have a problem as a society,” Joe says as he reads the letter.
“Maybe we should fix what’s broken in us.”
Maybe it’s you."
All 10 episodes ofYouseason 5 are streaming on Netflix as of April 24 at 3 a.m. Of course, asYouseason 5 highlights repeatedly, Joe is very much the biggest problem in his story.
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