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Discussion: Season 3, Episode 7 Join the Discussion
282Finally, events began to happen that make you really worry about the characters, and in general, the story has become much more intense and emotionally intense. 🐍
All the main characters make mistakes. but such stupid mistakes..
why do they lack the instinct of self-preservation? Well, don't borrow if you're not sure you'll get the money back. Well, don't deceive criminals if you know that you can be burned at any moment. and he lives with this tension every day. Well, don't complain that people don't take you seriously if all you know how to do is sell your body. they make so many problems for themselves, and then they puzzle over how to get out of this shit.
but without these mistakes, there would be no series))
There are people who have their heads working and they will never get into such situations, but there are also those who spend their whole lives thinking "we'll break through somehow"
I feel sorry for Nate. He was already made to suffer the most in the previous episodes, and now such a death that you wouldn't wish on anyone. The moment when Maddie and Cassie opened the coffin is very emotional. The cynical Alamo next to it makes the picture even more gloomy. I'm looking forward to the finale, where I think there will be even more tragedies and deaths.
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Upd. I reread it in the comments below and remembered the first seasons. Not, in principle, the norm
Cal:
- fucked gangsters, among whom was a schoolboy who called himself 22 years old;
- I recorded videos for personal use.
Nate:
- beat up and put a random person in jail, thereby ruining his life;
- he constantly strangled his girlfriend physically and mentally, cheated on her with her best friend, threatened her with a gun;
Jules threatened;
- he put his own father in jail;
- I sent my wife, roughly speaking, into prostitution to pay off my debts.
The question is really stupid, xs what is there to discuss now
Just to give this tiny role to Natasha Lyonne?
And Ru will probably add to his book of the dead.
-isn 't Roo in the middle 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How can you hang around in such a circle and talk to everyone about everything and everyone, well, they're really just all dumb and without an instinct for self-preservation
Nate's death is VERY creepy, and I panicked in the snake scene.
and if in the first seasons the characters made mistakes and there were no consequences, then here, in adulthood, you have to pay for every mistake (with your body, "golden cage" or even your life)
, in fact, we are shown that the only adult (aka "boring") character here is Lexi, she lives "by the rules.""and because of that, unlike everyone else, she's doing well.
I also agree with the background garbage.
In general, I initially led to the fact that it is difficult for me personally to understand the scale of the problems and this horror when the characters' reaction to events does not go beyond the scenes in the moment. In fact, only Ru was shown reflecting on how she lives with all this and what worries her, the pain for the destroyed relationships in the family. I understand that she is the narrator, but complex topics and their new sides in culture are always transmitted through the lives of ordinary people. Through "before" and "after"
Now I'm worried about Kitty, whose fate will be unknown at the moment.
I hope Rue gets redemption, so to speak, by revealing the story of what happened to Angel and the other girls whose papers are in this safe.
Fairies can be understood. She is, however, the most normal there in terms of attitude towards people) She does not tolerate rats and real villains. That's just Ru - she's really in the middle)
The silly and pointless ending to Nate's story, the writers just didn't know what to do with the character this season. The same as the nonsense with the actions of Naza, the next worst extortionist. How did he even expect to get the money back if he was constantly beating up Nate, and then he came after Cassie.
They all play well (only Elordi has some absolutely useless role). But it's hard for me to combine that with their current careers.
I have an incomprehensible attitude towards the season itself. He seems to be pretty bad. Nevertheless, every Monday evening I run to watch the episode ahead of everything else, so something catches me here.
Initially, it was clear that nothing good would happen. I think Maddie and Cas will get out of it and they'll be fine (maybe Maddie will take Alamo's place in terms of controlling the girls).
I didn't expect anything good for Roux, and I don't expect anything good.
Jules is an even more useless character than Nate, in my opinion. There was at least some movement with Nate throughout the season, but Jules wasn't in the episode and nothing changed, I don't think many people even noticed.
Let's go to the finale and skip the fourth season.
Zendaya started to annoy me, I scrolled through half of everything with her (although not only with her, but practically all the episodes)
Maddy is a very deep and multifaceted character. Her devotion to her friend is admirable. I doubt Cassie would have done the same for her, though. Unfortunately.
Roo, I think, will survive. It was not for nothing that we were told the story of Ali and shown his little book. It seems to me that for him, saving his wards is saving his own soul. They showed us that everyone he worked with was dead. Rue has to break this chain. Maybe Ali would save her somehow. As an option, at the cost of his own life.
Hi hotels to get money from Nate. It didn't work out, they harnessed Cassie. It didn't work out from Cassie. Cassie got Maddie into this. It's like sifa 🤷
Maddie could have had a good future, but she got involved with the wrong people and they won't just let her in. I hope they won't make me a prostitute.
But this is Roo, so okay
But when Maddy shook it, I fell out altogether.
And by the way, I haven't decided how to treat Lexi yet, on the one hand, she's behaving fucking ugly, all this "I'm not like you," on the other hand, as if she's a corner of adequacy in the series, in the sense that her reaction is quite justified, she's like us The audience, who is in shock, and she chose to stay away from this and condemns
The only thing I didn't like was that she didn't visit Feza, as we were given to understand, abruptly cutting off communication, but even here, yes, she has the right to stay away from all that.
So there's something contradictory about her, but it's probably just neither cold nor hot.
What's the problem with finding new friends if you don't like them?)
Lexi's a real rat.
There's so much I want to say, but damn.
Maddy. By the end of the episode, she realized what a mistake she had made, that she had contacted Cassie again. You should never step on the same rake with people who once betrayed you. Maddy thought that she would beat everyone and refuse to be a queen, but unfortunately the harsh reality and adult uncles beat her. Let's see if he can get out of this huge mess in the last episode or not. Of all the three of them, Cassie/Nate/Maddie, Maddie deserved this fate the least.
Nate may the earth rest in peace. He left young. Jacob Elordi probably went on a binge, that he would never have to be bound by a contract with <
url> again. She's so tenacious that I'm starting to believe that God really has special plans for her. Whatever game she's playing, I'm secretly hoping for a better end for her. 💔
Season 3 - completely cliched, where every second prediction comes true
And yes, on episode 7, I also don't understand what I'm watching anymore. Everyone has some kind of fierce thrash that they've dragged themselves into. After this episode, it seems that Jules is not doing so badly compared to the others))
Roux is in deep trouble, on the one hand, the Nazis who want to kill her, on the other hand, the Alamo, who now clearly knows about her triple game, the Alamo-Nazis-Drug Cops, because Maddie leaked it right on time, and on the third, the Drug Police. + The ending. Wow, you have to play a nice chess game here to get out of there dry, okay, at least alive.
Nate...They made him miserable this season, and they killed him just as badly.
...and then it turns out that it's all not true, just a film adaptation of the book that Lexi writes)))
I understand it's the safe that they stole. And if there were keys on the bedside table next to it, then they had already opened it and probably pulled out the money. And the documents of those girls who disappear after a dubious drug clinic are probably there.
There are either protracted scenes here, or some kind of powerful mochilovo.
There's only one episode left, and I don't know how they'll finish at all .
And to think that Nate's biggest karma was for snitching on his father in order to inherit his construction company just for himself.
Greed led him to the city of angels to be killed by a snake.
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The fact is, Nate made millions in debt, blamed it on Cassie, and who eventually saved her was Maddie, she's always been the love of Cassie's life, just not in a romantic sense.
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Maddy's going to die.
This shot of her on the wall with the deer heads seems very clear to me.
Maybe not literally, but the Alamo deal will cost her her life (and probably her dreams).
For me, she will turn into a "trophy wife."
Since the first season, it's been made clear to you that Maddie's dream was to become just that—a trophy wife, maybe that's her end, but in the most perverse way possible.
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Nate strangled Maddie in the first season and made her feel so scared and alone for so long, and then he died, alone, scared and choking on his own tongue.
don't think there was that much money in that safe to give Faye the fuck away, knowing Faye, she would at the first turn, she would buy drugs with some of the money and what would she do next.
Well, after all, working at the Alamo is a little better than living with a complete Nazi watermelon.
They pay you what kind of money you have.
Maddy, oh Maddy (she doesn't know what she's in for. The scene where she stands against the wall probably means something more. Maybe the Alamo sees her as a "trophy" too
Nate has a very symbolic and ironic death scene. It was very strong, well done. Maddy's reaction was good too
vibe is not euphoric at all, but if you remove the excessive vulgarity and look at it like another series, then in principle it's not even bad. but of course I would like to continue the euphoria from the former scriptwriter, this is an unclosed gestalt that can never be closed((
The end of the series is tense, we are waiting for the next episode.
in general, this season I only want to watch Maddie and Roo, I hope they will have a good (or at least neutral) ending.
and if Roux made all this mess herself, then in the case of Maddie, it's generally sad, but absolutely predictable.
It's a good reminder that it's almost impossible to come out victorious when touching the underworld)
It's a pity that I spoiled Nate's death. but anyway, the scene was difficult. We have already discussed that no one deserves such an ending.…
I also noticed that Angel has a donor's mark on her license, which may confirm that she was killed after all and sent for organs, though....whether documents are needed at all for illegal delivery, they did not ask for any information at all. Well, at least the presence of documents in the safe indicates that the girls are most likely dead.
I also remembered how people noticed that the Nazis didn't find fault with Ru because she was a mulatto. That's it, "isn't she in the middle".
Maddy, oh, girl, you're in trouble.
I liked the way Maddie and Cassie's reaction to Nate's death was portrayed, there's something broken about Maddie. And the fact that she was the one who came to Cassie's rescue is also a good move. The most interesting character development this season.
Lexi is already just an unpleasant character, oh, I liked her so much in previous seasons.
Cassie and Maddie are now addicted to the Alamo and Mads in the Jacuzzi almost blurted out everything about the Ru, the Bible, the Nazis and the DEA😱 I held my breath, and he showed me his fingers, ugh.
I hope they will all be tied up by the DEA and at least someone will have a happy ending, otherwise it's not a series, but a solid one.
Nate should have done this earlier, instead of sitting at home waiting for someone to come to him a second time.
A little bit of highlights
- repeated overdoses
- she blew a huge batch of drugs
- got into a gang
- repeatedly transported drugs across the border (which could explode in the body and you are dead)
- Pitted two dangerous gangs against each other
- everyone is constantly suspected of lying
- contacted the police and merges the two gangs
Nate
- he did dirty tricks at school
- stole money from the gang
is dead
Actually, I would understand his death if it were somehow better integrated into the plot. I have a feeling that he really pissed off one of the scriptwriters or Elordi wanted to shoot in one day.
In general, with such success, the 4th season is definitely not necessary, thank you
But I couldn't get into Ru, and I still can't. Especially when she opens the door quite carelessly and rattles, as if, on the contrary, she wants to wake up a sleeping Nazi.. (does anyone remember his name?)
Maddy... I didn't expect anyone to be talkative, so it was her..(
It's very intriguing what will happen in the finale.
As for Nate, as far as I'm concerned, his branch is normal, he was an alpha asshole at school, but in adulthood such techniques no longer work, and there are more serious people who can't be intimidated by a bat at night, but on the contrary, they will come to break your fingers and bury you alive.
It was a terrible scene with his death, but even if the actor himself wanted to disown the character, I liked the way it was done. They didn't make a successful asshole out of him, who, having got rid of all the "enemies" and his father, took and lived a good successful life. They gave him a realistic development (aka everything went according to the pussy)
Maddy is very sorry that she got into this shit, but it was predictable. You can't get away with a pimp.
I wonder if the story about the girls and Angel will be revealed, or are these the documents that we kind of figured out what we need (about organs, etc.) and that's it? I hope that they will open it by closing this arch.
I still think that the season was successful and logical, I hope the finale will not be a ruin according to the canons of all recent series. 🫠
I also think that maybe this is a man who was shot, that the DEA came to him when they treated him and offered a deal 🤔🤔
The question is who's next, I feel like few people will pull through and heal normally, except for Lexi 😅
Nate was a bastard, of course, but even serial killers quietly serve their sentences in prison, and Nate died just the worst of deaths? I never thought I'd say this, but I feel sorry for him. And overall, it's hard for me to accept that this is the end for this character. It would have been better if Elordi had just not agreed to shoot.
But what we saw looks like the creator of Euphoria got hooked on drugs again, having written the entire plot of this season, I can't explain it any other way.
And here's the fact that almost all the girls ended up being dragged into the fights of the mafia, drug dealers and pimps.... I didn't like it right away when Maddie started working with Alamo and it was disgusting to see the scene in the jacuzzi, where she already had to sell herself.
Filth is the main feeling I feel when watching this whole season. This had happened only once before, with the TV series "Idol" starring Lily-Rose Depp.
This year, it's just a series of popular TV shows that started very cool, but ended in great disappointment — Strange things, Guys, now, apparently, it's the turn of Euphoria.
It was a very powerful deception of all expectations. Cassie got caught up in the film industry before she even started (because that's how many actresses have historically handled things). Maddie finally realized where she was getting into, and how perfectly Alexa Demi portrayed it! I'm even afraid to imagine what Alamo will do to them in his sex slavery...
I didn't expect such an ending for Nate, now it's clear why his character was so absent from the season. And the most painful thing is that Maddie and Cassie's efforts were in vain. It doesn't even matter who Maddie did it for-in the name of her first love or her friend. This is already something on the level of a qualitative tragedy.
Although, it would have been better if Maddie herself had taken a gun somewhere and killed these goats, it would have been unexpected too!
Although I feel calm about Ru, I hope that she will get out of this terrible ending. Everything seems to be going towards that, but in this case, I don't really want it to come to that.
So you can argue with the critics' complaints - Levinson still knows what he's doing. We are waiting for the final!
Plus, again, it is clearly shown that after school it is still unknown who will graduate. Someone will take off, someone will live like an average person, but someone will go to prison/rehab/ get recognized/get drunk. That's why this season shouldn't be like the previous ones, I think.
About Nate, I'll say separately that this is too cruel and exaggerated a death, I believe that everything could still be fixed or something could be done if the authors hadn't forgotten what they filmed about him in seasons 1 and 2, what kind of character he was, what kind of character he had, how much he himself He was sometimes cruel and decisive. Here they made some kind of helpless worm out of him, who stupidly waited 7 episodes for him to be finished off. About Maddie, I'm surprised how attached she was to Cassie that she would do such a thing. Well, Lexi has become such a ruthless bitch, maybe this is actually her logical growing up. In general, I see the author's idea about girls as such that they, in pursuit of money, success and fame, lost all moral principles, got mired in troubles and problems, and did not want to break through in normal ways like the same Lexi. Yes, she carried coffee, but after carrying coffee, she did not forget to prove her professionalism at work, and Maddy and Cassie wanted fast money and fame, to live widely and well, and to eat their fill. I feel sorry for her, but when Ali had already voiced her megaplan that I would like to spend my life on a farm in the distance, I already realized that this was an impossible dream. She really did a lot of shit, her friends say she's not talking about black and white, she's supposedly in the middle. But I can't remember a single normal or positive thing she did, she's a typical drug addict who really doesn't care about everyone around her and it's not difficult for her to betray anyone for her own skin. The people she's contacted are no better, they live in a world of power, and she's the one who survived and is the one in charge.
The transfer was 1 million and 20% of the profits of Maddy and the girls
Otherwise, I honestly don't understand how it relates to the season. Absolutely not the euphoria that I loved. But in general, of course, it looks interesting.
He was already as stupid as possible this season, he only said that he would solve everything, but he didn't even turn to his father, who else could help his son. Pride, stupidity - XS.
Maddie is incredibly good and beautiful, as we can see - boobs are not the key to success.
It's a pity that they both became addicted to the Alamo... I would like the girls to get out of this terrible story.
Roo, damn, I think she'll survive, she'll escape.
I don't understand why Jules is needed this season, to be honest, but still.
At that moment, I also realized that I didn't want Rue to die, although it was very strange that I watched moments with her on x2 for all 3 seasons, and I wasn't particularly interested in her plot, but it was like we were fucked in episode 8.
The Krch season is very dark and fucked up. The series began with drugs, teen drama, sex and cheating. And it ended with a black-Armenian pizdilovka, violence and deaths 🤔
God, the snake moment is just fucked up, there are no words, I just felt like they were going to get him and he was all, oh, Nate, Nate …
At the moment with Ru, with the safe, I even squandered the tension, I felt so alarmed about the situation that the crazy Nazi would wake up now while they were creaking, opening, puffing, that I shook a little so that it wouldn't be so alarming, I expected something like that, of course, but not just that Faye will scream herself and bang the finale
I guess Roo will end up badly 🥺
It's sad that an interesting series has slipped into this...
Well, they got creepy at the end of the season, of course..
for me, one of the most interesting character developments is Maddie, which I didn't expect at all. Just because of Cassie, oh, how she had to get involved..
A powerful season has been released, albeit without a good sound and with a reduced number of characters.
Well, I get it, he was cool at school, but he's zero among adults, well thought out, well done. Now take this "Nathan Sucker among adults" situation and implement it with Nathan. Well, with the character that you've so hyped up yourself. It's just that this man, played by Jacob Elordi, is similar only in appearance. He didn't say a word to Maddie during the season, his arch with Jules is also buried, which is most annoying for me, I wanted to see a strong male friendship.
What else can I say, everything was well shot with him: such a strong horror with original finds + a crime b-movie. The showrunner had a unique project with top stars in his hands, but instead of dramaturgy, he realized his cool creative finds, well done, fucker.
I also really hoped that the Alamo would not be portrayed as a windbag and a cowardly loser. I'm talking about the moment on the horse. I also don't understand why there was a cliche scene where the leader pinches the six, if in the end the leader is one of those who dismount after such an epic run and allows himself to be talked into.
By the way, yes, Roo manages to talk Alamo, who swore to himself as a child that no pussy would breed him. Roo. Have you seen her at all? In short, it was enough to bury Nate with eggs, but it wasn't enough to show how this pumpkin flies apart from a clear landing of a floor hammer in the forehead. I don't understand how this happens, why this story armor if the series is over? Well, you want to shock the audience, come on, do your thing.
But everything doesn't seem to be going according to plan...
Nate deserved his fate.
<url> is generally talking more and more nonsense with each episode, but in this one everything has gone somewhere to religion. It's impossible to listen. The canteen finally whistled
Nate's death, it's just a shock. I even turned away, such a moment is dumb, you can really catch a panic, especially if, like me, there is a fear of snakes