HTGAWM Finale

[kellykapow]

So why did Laurel's dad have Wes killed? Because he didn't want her dating him? That's a bit...much. Also why did he want to frame Annalise? Wasn't there a better way of killing Wes than a way that almost got his daughter killed in the process?

[angelashly]

I didn't watch, but I just couldn't hold off knowing anymore. OMG. I will now go back and watch tonight to see it unfold.

[rachydc]

budders, I know, right? So Orange is the New Black. I'm glad she didnt get to shoot him either. Im feeling a little empty about this finale. Not fully satisfied. Maybe because it brings up so many other questions, or maybe because it was a lame cop out? Why even bring the DA into it and have him go all psycho? Guess I'll just have to find out next season...

[kellykapow]

surprisepartysue, I had that same thought, but that seems almost too stupid to happen. If you're hired to kill someone, you'd better make sure you're killing the right guy. Maybe if they looked alike at all, but just no. I'll be even more annoyed if this is the case.

My other theory was maybe the Castillos and the Mahoneys somehow know each other or are related in some way. I don't know, it's a reach.

[goldenbird]

That was the finale?! Only 15 episodes??

[goldenbird]

I was blown away when it was revealed that Laurel's dad was behind Wes' murder. Full on yelling at the TV!

[Sparkly]

I am so confused.

[jnow]

Feb 24, 2017 22:24:40 GMT -5 Sparkly said:

I am so confused.

Same. Just watched.

[lucylou]

Just watched and wow. I wasn't surprised the DA was corrupt, but Laurel's dad was completely out of left field for me. Although thinking back, they've had her so angry and vengeful this season. Like over the top so. I can see they were setting it up to make it extra shocking or whatever.
But PP brought up a good point- the dad only knew about her relationship with Frank, right? I mean it's not out of the question he was having her followed, but to kill the guy just because he didn't like him for her boyfriend or something...there better be more to the story,