White Lotus Finale Leaves Fans Screaming At Their Screens (30 Reactions)

This was the only really satisfying plotline, I think. It was so well done, and so thoughtful. To be honest, I'm glad Mike White wrote this plotline with more depth and thought than the others. It shows he relates more to relationships and aging, as opposed to murder, s*****e and incest. I mean, it would be great if everything came to a good conclusion, but if there only had to be one, I'm glad it was this one.

Season 4 with her as White Lotus staff, please.

Chelsea deserved better.

She was not a good person

Was halfway thru the season before I realized he looked like Arnold.

TIL that was Sam Rockwell.

It was never revealed whether he would actually be held accountable. In fact, so far, the rich white males have always gotten away with things in this show.

I would bet money on the fact that she actually doesn't know the difference.

Yeah that one was a stretch tho. And that Tim immediately knew.

The only big complaint I had about the finale is, what was this guy's motivation? Why did he needlessly antagonize his unbeknownst son? It doesn't make sense that he would both want to keep it a secret and confront Goggins about it. That guy was presented as smart and then made a rookie error by not letting sleeping dogs lie.

"kaburbank" can't believe that the most obvious twist in the whole show happened. That twist was so obvious you could see it in season 1.

Concerned about Locky's hands, tho. Learned to keep them to himself?

He might have thought his brother made a shake earlier in the morning and didnt mind some leftovers from that... and he's a teen, I guess.

Didn't she do what Tsnya had done to her?

I think what she did was extremely s****y, but seeing it was literally a life-and-death thing for her, there wasn't much of another choice. She chose the lesser of two evils.

If they're delicious, you're making them wrong.

There's a little bit of shoehorning in. The show did a lot to show that Tim's reasoning was because he was genuinely trying to save them from a worse fate. That's why he didn't want Lachlan to drink the cocktail - he was the only one who said he'd be fine without money. It wasn't about pride. And I'm not sure Gaitok was thinking "if I k**l this guy, Mook is going to keep dating me" when his boss was yelling at him to shoot Rick. And until the last episode, I didn't think Laurie was jealous at all of her friends. I thought she pitied and disliked them. Until that final speech, I thought she was happy with her choices, and that the jealousy was only perceived by her arrogant friends.

And yet, how was the food *not* organic? Were they just eating Spam? Ordering in from McDonald's?

Sure, but my problem was not the lack of reaction to Lochlan dying, but the lack of a reaction from almost anything in the finale. Part of what I like about the show is the fallout after events, not the events themselves. Then, all season long there's a whole big thing about what's going to happen to Timothy and, in the end, nothing. it was a wasted storyline. If Lochlan had actually died, that would have been much more interesting. But then, we probably wouldn't have seen the reaction to that, either. Rick had basically no-time to react to the realisation that Stick-from-Daredevil was his father. That was also a waste.

That was a moment for me of how money corrupts and pollutes a person's mind. Of course, I wouldn't have stayed in the same country as Gre... I meant Gary.

Yeah, but she's (possibly) going home to her worst nightmare - poverty. That's a bit of a loss.

For Lochlan, it's about his hands.

I’m conflicted on this one. I don’t think his faith would allow him to use violence to protect the hotel gates, but when it came to taking down a man who had just m******d 3 people that’s different. Not great that he shot him in the back though. But I do believe Chelsea was gone at the point already.