Sweetpea delivers a powerful finale (Episode 6 review)
As a seasoned gamer who’s seen more serial killers than I can count on my fingers and toes, let me tell you that Sweetpea has been one heck of a rollercoaster ride! The finale, “Life 2.0,” was a nail-biting climax that had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish.
The climactic end of ‘Sweetpea’ has arrived, and it certainly lived up to the anticipation! All the tension that had been growing throughout the previous episodes reaches its peak, and unfortunately, it results in some emotionally poignant moments. Here is our review for episode 6 of ‘Sweetpea’, entitled “Life 2.0.” SPOILER ALERT.
In my previous critique, I pointed out that Rhiannon seems to rely on luck more than intelligence in her serial killing spree. While she occasionally comes up with clever ideas, she fails to conceal her tracks effectively. This oversight catches up with her later in the series. However, it’s worth noting that Rhiannon seems to possess an extraordinary amount of good fortune, as her plan to frame Marcus for Julia’s kidnapping and other murders succeeds. A significant factor contributing to this success is Julia herself, who supports Rhiannon’s story.
It appears that the two are now inseparable, frequenting clubs together and even exchanging a surprise kiss – something Craig didn’t anticipate. However, take it easy, man. They’re just enjoying each other’s company and having a good time. This friendship between Julia and Rhiannon gives us a glimpse of what their relationship might have been like. Initially, things seem to be going smoothly. Beneath the surface, though, it’s clear that Rhiannon has long desired to be friends with Julia.
For a few days, Rhiannon came up with the seemingly brilliant (though I use that term sarcastically) idea for Julia to share her story at the Gazette. It seems like Rhiannon is riding high now, achieving everything she’s desired. However, this move at work is making her seek additional recognition, which ironically exposes the pain and humiliation she inflicted on Julia by having her recount her ordeal.
When Julia disappeared, Rhiannon becomes preoccupied as usual. It turns out she no longer desires to maintain a close friendship with Julia. In the bar the night before, it seems that Julia had taken Rhiannon’s debit card – a move that may have been part of Julia’s plan all along. Using the card, Julia booked herself a flight with British Airways, but her destination remains unknown. With Marcus out of the picture, Julia felt liberated and understood she might once again be ensnared in a different form of bondage if she didn’t escape Rhiannon’s influence.
This definitely rubs Rhiannon the wrong way, but she tries not think too much of it because she and AJ have finally hooked up. He’s like the literal best, and did not deserve to die the way he did. However unfortunately, I saw this coming because Rhiannon was bound to snap once again just like Detective Marina told her as she found the footage of Rhiannon slashing Julia’s tires. AJ is too smart for his own good and puts the pieces together. Rhiannon can’t have him leave her, and she horrifically stabs him multiple times, just like her other victims.
A heartfelt farewell to AJ. It goes without saying that we in no way support any harm coming to her. However, the other men in this story may have brought their own demise through their bullying and unkind behavior. But AJ was an exceptionally kind soul, and her loss is deeply felt. She deserved nothing but happiness. Unfortunately, Craig has shown his unsavory nature by blackmailing Rhiannon into giving him control of her father’s company. It seems she had little choice but to comply. Still, it’s a position she truly deserves.
In summary, I found the final episode of Sweetpea to be exceptionally good. At first, I was eager for the series to end, but after watching the last episode, I’ve had a change of heart and believe a second season would be worthwhile. One aspect that intrigued me was the gradual transformation of Rhiannon into a bully in certain scenes, which seemed ironic given her role as a protagonist fighting against bullying throughout the story. Ella Purnell portrayed this complex character brilliantly, making it hard not to feel some sympathy for Rhiannon despite her actions. If I may use the term, she’s far from a one-dimensional character, which adds an element of mystery and fascination. Education level: High School
Sweetpea is now streaming on Starz.
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2024-11-16 05:28