Why Women Kill 2x10 final scene | Alma gets her happy ending
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Well here it is, I posted this on my other channel but my channel got removed 😂
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Season 2 episode 10 why women kill you can watch on paramount plus
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I will be posting more clips of alma in my channel. If you want a specific clip of why women kill leave it here :) and I will do my best to post it.
Clips of Alma and Joan Please and Thank you
@@mariaperri8041 I have some up from episode 9 and I can post more though I’m not sure there is more
@@yourlocalnoob7991 Thanks
Can you post season 1 clip as well?
@@decessy7611 oh yes, is there a specific clip because I have the season 1 ending posted already :)
Rita Castillo learned an honorable lesson that Alma Fillcot, to the very end, did not realize herself. They were both attention obsessed, vapid, and petty people because of their past experiences. In the end, once Rita lost it all, she learned that the true riches of life was being lucky enough to be loved unconditionally for who you are, but Alma rose to prominence and only became more greedy for a life of materialism and fame. She didn't get enough fulfillment just being loved by her husband and daughter, she grew selfish where she was once a selfless woman, and Rita became less selfish.
At what point did Rita become less selfish?
@@BadBoyBobby85To boot, Rita was cruel.
Rita didn't change she was just as self-absorbed, greedy, and selfish as before. The only difference was that she got humiliated and was made to feel like a nobody, which is what Alma has felt her whole life. The point was that on the surface, their roles had switched.
Both woman made statements about the game played: the world is kind to the wealthy, pretty, nice shaped people. The wallflowers are never appreciated.. nor seen beyond ordinary. Crazy how both woman became ruthless through the modeling of pushing for more in the world .. more than what the world said they were worthy of
@@florinafernandes9276 Rita already came from a life where she was humiliated, even worse than Alma's life perhaps because of her circumstances. Although Alma was not a part of high society, she at least had a middle class life with a husband and daughter who really cared for her. Rita was a dancing girl who it's strongly implied had to sleep with others to survive.
At the end of the series, Rita loses everything and learns that although people only treated her well when she was rich, the real riches she craved could only be gained through love. She says that to Scooter herself. And we also see her come to this realisation through seeing Alma and how her husband treats her.
Seeing her go increasingly more confident, superficial and evil was amazing
It made me hate her, but at the same time, somewhere along the season, I also felt a little proud and happy, looking back to her original, weak, humiliated person, only to go back to ultimately hate her, but be left speechless at how insane she was
amazing protagonist lol
1:58 Still willing to bet that from the way she was acting in the court - if she was acting like she was at a gala concert waving and blowing kisses to her audience of admirers - she'd be sentenced to life in an asylum instead
She was a serial killer, she’d be put to death if she was mentally unsound or not
@@redscrunchie222That’s the true tragedy of the American legal system. A person committing a crime under the influence of a medically certified psychosis or an illness such as schizofrenia, or someone with a severe mental disability (not just depression or a neuro atypical diagnosis like ADHD or autism spectrum, but one that affects the intelligence level, IQ) should never be sentenced to prison or d3ath for their criminal actions, but to a psychiatric facility.
But these people are centenced to d3ath in the US never the less, which is why I call it the true tragedy of the US legal system.
That would never happen in Sweden 🇸🇪 where I’m from. We also don’t have the d3ath penalty, just like every other civilized nation, to which the barbaric USA obviously doesn’t belong.
Just finished the season. I'm so heartbroken Season 3 was cancelled.
It's pretty accurate how some trials become "show trials ", OJ Simpson, Johnny Depp.....
Love Alma
why
I dont "love" Alma, but I LOVE her narration, she's the perfect exemple of the little happy outcast who's tired of being the left over one and decide to do everything no matter what it takes even their souls or mental health. Cause in light there is darkness and vice versa.
So Alma développement is the most interesting thing in wwk2 for me.
@@nonamebeetch2453 you’re right but she did no Mather what for this, she didn’t care about her own family, I understood her at first but the moment she betrayed Grace, I knew that she was not normal. Damn it was her only friend and she ruined everything just to be “the president”. Her “happy ending” was soo cringe, it seems like she don’t see the psycho that she became
@@kamss7117 And yes ! She didn't see it it's called psychose.
this ending explains why alot of people kill
Season 1 was the best. Should have stuck with that theme! This felt like a completely different show. I see Y it was canceled
Seeing her transition only made hate Rita more. Sometimes, we don't understand how our cruel responses can transform someone nice at heart.
Did she kill her husband?
Such a great villain , finally a female complex character going to the dark side.I don't know If it was a GREAT season but loved Alma. 👏
You have not read many stories then
They took from those old true crimes tv series.
Season 1 is still the best and it really sets out why the show is named Why Women Kill. Season 2, however seems like it belonged to a different show or like it didn’t deserve the name Why women Kill it was a good show but it just felt different to me.
Season 2 amazing too. You didn’t pay attention. Why women kill mean in season 2 was jealous and attention. Alma wanted to be noticed and famous and taht why she kill
Absolutely agree. Good show but felt different!!
Yesssss. Thank you for saying this. I don't understand how people like S2 more, S1 was far better plot wise and much more artistic.
S1 was SO much better than s2. I never finished S2 so that’s why I’m here so I don’t have to sit through it
I agree in the part both season are different how ever I do see them as the same series, just to chapters of the same book. The first one shows women in complex situations make dome decisions that are debatable but understandable. In the second even though we can relate to the woman, we can watch what means when a woman becomes a serial killer, she has a abrupt moment in they lives that changes theirs behaviour where they are not metal stable and goes to a sprint killing, I think they only difference is she is not looking to kill in an active way only if they are an obstacle as brain sees it. I think the second season have a difficult to maintain the mystery for the future scenes as the first one. I live that about the 1st but the second was easy to pin point how will develop. But even though it was a good season and on point on the theme.
This show deserves season 3. It was too good. Fans need to try and bring it back so it can get renewed at a different network
We deserve a 3rd season. This show is the best
The white dress she wears at the end is stunning on her.
This comment is problematic to me and proves the point of the season. She was a wicked human, but all that's notice is what she's wearing...
@@mik7564 she’s an actress wearing a costume for the role, you’re looking at this like it’s a reality, it’s not. What I’m noticing is how the costume designers nailed the costumes and the fittings on all the actors and actresses, it was impeccable.
@@theretiredbartender88GAG HER
@@mik7564it’s a fictional show character, played by an actress. It’s completely fine to notice and comment on the beautiful costume/outfit decisions made, removing it from the dark fictional storyline. It’s not like any of it is real life, however if it was I could see how that kind of comment is potentially problematic, but it’s not.
Anyways her beautiful dress and appearance in this ending scene is meant to show her perspective and how she feels inside about the events happening, it’s her grand finale, she’s finally glamorous commanding attention and beautiful. 🤷🏼♀️ The actress portrayed this perfectly here
The teller’s voice is Karl’s from season 1
nice addition there
No wonder why it sounds so familiar to me :)))
I knew it! It's the same voice just without the sass 😆
Yes it was him 😂 probably done out of the joke from that woman who said he sounds like a narrator
Yup!
OMG I just finished watching it. Why people talk trash about this season? Alma’s story was sooo interesting, I love her, she is not the femme fatale we are used to, she is even better. Props to the actress damn! This was soo good. The contrast between Alma and Rita, Episode 1: Alma staring at Rita in a red dress, Final episode: Rita staring Alma in a red dress.
Don’t compare the two season guys, they are completely different and unique in their own way. Different women, different endings.
The way she was labeling Bertram’s glasses broke my heart.
did you notice in the end it's written "Alma Fillcot in the bloodiest garden"
I don’t know about you. But it sounds like a good film noir movie
@@camc5630either that or a pretty good horror film about a woman who’s garden is filling with blood and her victims are controlling the plants to come back at her for revenge
@@thebakalord that would be a genius movie 🍿
@@camc5630 yeah but downside it would have to be written perfectly for it to be chilling kind of horror not the jumpscare one and acted with Alma’s actress, no one would be able to do it better than her haha, it’d be how she appears to be normal and then cuz of the club then kills the members but her garden slowly comes to life, her having dreams of her falling into a pool of blood in the garden etc.
@@thebakalord Well, there were plenty of excellent horror screenwriters back then in the day. Like Rodney Ackland from the old movie, Queen of Spades. Or like Curt Siodmak from the Oringal movie wolfman (not the remake).
I wonder if she was convicted for all of the murders including the ones he husband committed on his own. After all, she was in possession of all the 'mementos' and added Bertram to it, and nobody but the priest knows Bertram did them by himself.
Only the ones she convicted
She was sentence to death
At 1:09 in the newspaper it states the murders she was convicted for: Rita, Isobel, Carlo and Mrs. Yost
@@jeffrey5125she wasn't guilty for Mrs Yost, though. 🤷🏻♀️
I mean she buried Mrs Yost in her garden, instead of calling the police, so it makes her guilty.
At least Dee got a happy ending
Yes she did but she doesnt have her parents anymore
The best one of the show. She was one of the few sane ones and had a right intuition about everything. I just felt sorry for the girl for almost the entire season lol So I was happy her and Vern (and the baby) lived happy in the end.
@@luxuryqueen42 Idk but that kinda seems like a plus in the long run. at least her mom
And she kept rococo I thought it was a good detail
Just finished this season minutos ago. I was truly astonished on how great (and bloody lol) it was. Totally different from season 1, but I take it. Still an amazing show!
Love how after all this time, she is still referred to as “the vet’s wife”
People like alma sadden me. I mean what drives a man or woman to commit such atrocities for a little attention?! I mean yes alma wanted to be known but she had a husband, a daughter, people who already knew and loved her. I mean honestly are people like that so desperate for attention they’d commit felonies for 5 minutes of fans?!?!?
Lol
not to mention alma was going to get what she wanted without bloodshed, she got into the club and got on rita's good side all by being her bubbly charming authentic self. up until rita discovered who her daughter was she had it all in the bag. wildly unnecessary
Exactly!! She had it all and couldn't realize or acknowledge it!
@Daniel Aaron exactly I mean really people like that both sicken and sadden me!!!!
For me that was her delusional mind. Like yes he wanted that and she rationalize it that way. However, when you see her as a serial killer you understand she got brake her brain, like posible she was already in the path to madness and learning about her husband just drove her far away and the same night be part of the dead of mes. Yost. She was in a spring of killings and if she wasn’t detained she’d have continue and probably getting better. So I don’t see it as only wanting fame, that just her delusional rationalization. That’s how serial killers works if I get the definition correctly she was a sociopath
Few things I noticed while watching the show (and this video)
1- Alma most likely was blamed for Bertram’s murders as well, if the police found the trophies
2- the way Alma speaks changes throughout the season, for an example go back to the first episode, then to the last. It’s wildly different, it very subtly changes throughout the series and I thought this was such a perfect detail.
3- the second point goes along with her personality, at first she’s totally offended by the concept of her husband killing, as well as terrified of having killed her neighbor, but she continues to justify herself in her horrendous behavior, Alma was a hypocrite. She didn’t come to understand her serial killer husband until SHE HERSELF became a serial killer. Their motivations were wildly different, leading to her looking down upon his killings yet justifying her own.
4- Alma’s personality takes a total 360 (obviously) as in the beginning she’s a timid shy woman who just wants friends, but by the end is 100% willing to manipulate others (including her own daughter)
5- I believe Alma took her insecurities out on Dee, which is seen when Dee talks about her hookups, and how Alma told her girls like them don’t get chances or get noticed.
that’s really my conclusion, I could theorize all day about Alma, honestly.
you can see in the newspaper she was only charged for the murders she committed.
@@somnodaur8064 didn’t notice that, thank you!
360? That's full circle, aka returning to beginning
180 dear, you mean 180
360 fits here too. Because at the end she wears gray clothes again (even though she's still crazy)
May i say how great the actress is ? The way she performs is amazing. I would say is one of the best performances I’ve seen in a while
This reminds me of the ending of Sunset Boulevard. "I'm ready for my closeup, Mr. DeMille."
I missed Desperate Housewives and this felt like something that happened on Wisteria Lane a long long time ago. And the ending is just perfection. D
It i my personal theory that Why Women Kill is actually a fictional story being written by Karl Grove during the last year of his life. This is why the narrator seemingly has his same voice, and why the principle cause of death for the most of the characters is injection---the exact means that he was considering to end his own life.
Was Karl a writer though? I can't remember. The only one I remember writing was Eli.
@@cecil2742 if he was, it was never stated in the story. I’m just having fun with the idea because of the voice
I didn't like this season as much as the first. Season 1 was funnier and had more likeable lead Characters. Rita and Alma were not likeable alot of the times. I had sympathy for both of them Alma self absorbing behavior that was so over the top in. In a way, it was like watching the woman lose her damn mind and turn in to a sociopath with delusions of grandeur. N she Transition from a meek and timid woman to all that felt alittle to quick. It's like I get it but I don't. No concern for her husband or daughter at the end. She just didn't snap put of it 😕 and that deep deep level of disconnect was so wierd. The clothes and make up and all that...they made it seem like she couldn't afford fancy clothes and then all of sudden she could. From no style to all the style.
I see what you mean, though thanks to the trailer I went in knowing it would be completely different. I guess they felt that they couldn't risk making the two seasons too similar to each other or else then absolutely no one would watch. Think they'll go for a different storyline again in season 3?
As for the clothes all I can guess is that either she kept buying the cheaper material and her sewing skills got better and had managed to cement herself into the garden club enough so that now no-one made fun of her clothes or they were willing to lend her money to afford clothes. That's all I got. And I'm guessing the jewellery is either fake/costume jewellery or that they belonged to the dead woman in the back yard. Still it's all comedy it doesn't have to make complete sense.
But I get what you mean.
I agree with the part of the styling. Ans yes that was s2 about how alba become a serial killer, a woman serial killer normally have like a trauma event that brake their brains and starts a delusional reality, so her darkest feelings were being insecure and that how she rationalize her killings. And probably she was already a sociopath but not a murderous one until she got delusional.
Remember she stole her neighbours clothes.
@@c45177LOL yeah, she even admitted it herself, Mrs Yost had good taste, no wonder she called her a "frump".
Season 2 was amazing. Love how it differs from season 1. I loved the series can’t wait to see how season 3 will be
It got canceled. It was going to be a woman who gets revenge on her co worker cliques. It was going to be so good. It needs to be picked up by another network. We deserve season 3
@@multifandom5942 how do you know that? what time period was it going to be?
@@welcome2bangkok-d1x i read it in a article. The time period was going to be the 40s like in s2
@@welcome2bangkok-d1x it was going to be about a woman in her work business taking down people in the cliques in her workplace as she sees fit. I think it was going to be good tbh
@@multifandom5942 I already love the plot, I’m sad it was cancelled now
Haven't seen a good good ending to a good show in years!!!! 👏👏👏 found myself clapping...lol
This season really felt like Mean Girls except it was set in the late 40s and the main character stayed plastic
I thought season 2 was fantastic. It felt different but it was supposed to. People who hated season 2 wanted it to be identical to season 1. Heck if they repeated every line in season 1 with different actors they would have thought it a masterpeice. People don't like change.
1:19 best part 🥰
This whole show deserves an Oscar. It was ALL brilliantly done.
I watched it for Rita, but fell in love with Alma even more.
In a sick way, I can understand and identify with her rather than her actions. I've always been a nobody who's also wished for attention. Ive struggled with feeling insecure like I didn't matter for a long time. I compared myself to girls I was friends with often. I would compare the clothes I had to what they had. It didn't help that I was socially awkward (and possibly autistic). I've only realized over time now especially with the help of my girlfriend that I am special. But watching this show in a sense, it hit me hard a bit at this is something I could be to a degree if I found myself constantly fretting myself for what I'm not instead of accepting myself
I bash on this season quite a bit at first, but Alma remains as someone I could truly relate to
Same here
Sounds to me like you need counseling pal.
I feel you, I actually kinda felt bad for Alma in a way
It would of been cool if Carl from season one turned out to be dee’s baby and that’s why he was narrating the story.
Shows that Alma was looking to embrace her serial killer tendencies.
I love this ending so much. I love Alma in the bloodiest garden!!!!!
I loved the first season and I never could have imagined that they will make the second one even better. This shit was one of the best shit I've seen on TV
this season didn't make any consistency for it to be a season 2 much rather it seemed like a spin off or a different show all together. the premise of season 1 revolves around 3 different women living in different eras of the same house that's the significant plot to the show and yet this season had no ties to that what so ever. it's a good show on it's own but quite incompatible for it to be a season 2 for wwk. I don't know who decided to pitch in for this to be a season 2 but they did not think things through. it might have been more of a success as a standalone rather then trying to be part of the wwk franchise.
I love season 2 so much! Solid storyline and cast.
She reminds me of Lady Macbeth
More twisted than her husband
If only people hadn’t paid attention to it. Then she’d be miserable.
I don't feel bad about Rita's death and Alma paid with her life! Her character development here wax very well done from dumpy mousy housewife to calculating president and serial killer!
POOR DEE!!! 💔
However, that beautiful scene 🎬 of Dee, Vern… Scooter’s baby… even Rocko 🐕 in the background, on the sofa… his owners either dead, or on trial for murder…
All the unwanted, orphaned characters, each now without family to claim them… came together & formed a supportive family unit.
It's great that we saw how there can be different reasons for why woman kill we see beth ann kill her cheating and manipulating husband then simone for and Alma for envy to the where she would kill her own husband to reach her goal
Loved this story and the narration was superb!! Bravo 👏.
I bet that no one (or almost) saw Alma coming. She turned out to be even more evil than Rita at her worst.
Why didn’t the husband turn his wife in? She obviously didn’t care about him anymore. She just wanted popularity
He was a softer man who was in love with her and also, a killer himself.
Haven't watched a series this good since desperate housewives
I' know exactly how she feels,when you get a certain age, people don't t see you anymore.
It's a blessing for women. After being cat called and u wanted attention and groping in public transport, it is peaceful to not get noticed. U can go ur own merry way and do whatever ru like. Being invisible have its own perks. But people r attention seekers desperately they dont realise it.
I'm 47. I don't feel like people don't see me. I feel like they see me differently. The attention that I see less of than I was younger is the unwanted, intrusive kind and I don't miss it. It still happens occassionally, and I'm like really, we're still doing that?
Best ending ever
Should have atleast tied the season 2 to season 1, like making it the same house or atleast same lot. Idk something like that
the ending reminded of the ending in sunset boulevard
I like season 1 more because it was actually very reasonable. Poor ladies that hat enough of their husband/lovers because they were pure evil.
But that one. Still great show for entertainment buttttt. Its just a psychotic mass murder that lives in a illusion. I don't know how that stands for powerful woman but yeah still good entertainment
Delulu is the selulu 🤣🤣🤣
Scooter hasn't been shoot? How is he alive?
Sooooo instead of her turning in all the evidence her husband collected and gotten HIM sent to prison, she killed him and delusionally acceptrd going to prison as a form of stardom and recognition? Lol girl you couldve still be the hero after you got him out the house 😅
Delulu is the only solulu
Alma was a psychopath
I saw the thumbnail and caption thinking htf she got a good ending!😂
I liked Alma in the beginning but she became a wannabe the neighbor already told her she didn’t fit in she wasn’t lying at all. And then they end up taking the neighbor out Alma backstabbed the one person in that group who actually liked her by revealing her secret and Rita was mean but she didn’t k word her husband I hated how that ended for her it all went downhill for her for that guy which wasn’t that serious and Alma wanting to be accepted. Alma destiny didn’t go quite well in the end though.
What kind of storyline do you think they'll go for if there's a season 3? Something like season 1, something like season 2 or something completely different?
Since season 2 was completely different from season 1, I bet season 3 will be completely different from both of those!
@@stefanmakara373 and it will probably be set in the 70s
@@stefanmakara373 I guess … but I hope it would be like season 1 the storyline with the 3 stories was perfect I mean, everything was perfect in season 1. Season 2 was actually good but it’s obviously not better that the first one, I didn’t like both of the main characters (alma the psycho and Rita )
I wonder if they'll go for something in the Victorian era or something more 'modern' like 70s or 90s.
Something completely different, there are so much diversity in woman killings. I remember a documental series. But I guess the murder will be similar to season 1, cause stories of women as a serial killers are not so common. And Alba’s story cover most stories
Maybe they changed to a single storyline for S2 coz the 3rd in S1 seem to be not well received? Also plenty of opinions that Beth Anne and Simone's storyline could have each gotten their own seasons.
Bizarre
I don't like that, the way it ended. It makes it seem like women's dreams especially married women who are seen to "have all the best things" or "all they need" seem pointless and "vanity" something useless that will end badly, while a married man's dreams are to "make their wives happy" have a "happy home with pitter pattering feet" which is seen as "more desirable" and much worth chasing after. I mean if a wife was to watch this and go chasing after more friends to spend time with and a "garden party", everyone who things that their life as a housewife is enough especially the husband will probably encourage them not to. "you don't need those" "it's pointless" "it will only lead somewhere unpleasant", while his dream was already achieved". It kind of puts a bad light on her dreams and puts a good light on his. It's like she doesn't need more after marriage. It was written by a man, so,
yea, it's so condescending. sad, they ruined the end of season 2 with misogyny.
It was also written by a women.
Also, isn't she crazy?
It's not that she wanted more and had dreams of her own, it's how she pursued that. She got too obsessed with power. That can happen to anyone who has spent their whole lives powerless, like she did. We have lots ands lots of movies and shows on the descent to madness route, but mostly the main character is male. She literally disregarded human life, plotted a lot of murders, including her daughter's husband, to be safe. It's a thriller show about women. It doesn't generalize that married middle-aged women should conform with what they have, it's just about one married middle aged woman who went insane. She already got what she wanted in the show and when she realized she wanted more and that she could get away with how she achieved her goals, she got addicted. People like this exist in the real world.
Let's leave complex villainous roles to men only, then, since it's sexist to have a woman shine as a protagonist villain.
@@steve-uo3lw it's not like there were countless works of art about women killing for unsustaincial reasons already right? because there were. It just sorta loses the point of the first season. Point isn't that women can kill, it's that the reasons for them to do so are often rooted in the systems that bring them or ones they love down. For example, huge chunk of women convicted for murder is in self-defense, you know, which is rarely talked about? A murderess murdering for power or fame is nothing new
Season 2 was good but season 1 was more interesting with the different decades and storylines
This was actually better than season 1 in my opinion. Alma’s character was a little rushed. It needed to be fleshed out a bit so that we could understand her transitions a bit more. All in all, really good storytelling. Really interesting characters and very creative ending. Loved it.
This reminds me of Nicole Kidman in To Die For, a bit
I love the part starting at 0:48 and the circus music starting at 2:13.
Best acting and story telling ever
maybe that's how sociopath sees things...
What will be get for season 3 ? The ones after Eli and Taylor ?
There's a large part of me that just feels sorry for Dee. Both her parents gone, gruesomely and in infamy, when weeks before they were just a happy little family. (With a dark secret from her dad, but still!!!!)
This show is written well.
I hate Alma so much ❤
Reminds me of the end of Sunset Boulevard
3283 Medhurst Flat
I need a season 3!
am i the only one rooting for alma all the way?? yes her actions werent justified but as a fellow underdog, wallflower & pretty much 3rd wheel all my life it’s refreshing to see a similar protagonist turned that life around for herself, regardless of how short the high lasted…😔
She didn't need to murder anyone to turn her life around. And she had a husband and daughter who loved her, and a beautiful house. Those are things some people would ACTUALLY kill for. She could have worked on her appearance and personality. But she decided to commit heinous crimes in order to be noticed. Sad.
Can't believe this is the ending.
Ooooh so she’s nuts
I love Alma. Everyone was killing back then,,,except for the most submissive and naive. There was no such thing as starting a new life in a new town, unless you were very well off. Everybody ruthless rose to the top. And their nepo babies still guard the arena from new talent entering.
The offspring of the weak stil defend submission,,,from their middle class crapholes....
This season was scarily good
She gets going to jail
Am I the only person who hate watched this to the bitter end? I loved season 1.
I like that it's different and that the answer to why women kill this season was attention and power. She was just insufferable thoughout the season. I love that it didn't follow what I expected from the husband and Rita, but something about this ending just feels...ugh.
Such a great story with heaps of twists & turns… with poor invisible, 🫥 mocked Alma having her own Norma Desmond/Sunset Boulevard moment of madness & delirious moment of glory in the spotlight.
I just felt sorry for poor Dee. I’m just thankful that she & Vern weren’t killed as well!
What was Sad and funny at the same time is when
The vet. Hubby finally confesses to Alma " I just cannot catch up with you !!"😅😅
1:20 I can't believe Alma's daughter would react like "oh, wow, never mind", Alma was a good mother to her and she was a nice mother in law too.
This ending, while clever, is predictable. And I wish she had a moment of regret before the doora closed, realizing she lost the real important things in exchange for status.
Copia del Viale del Tramonto
What about Catherine?
I kinda thought Bertram would have been more popular considering that he killed a lot more people and did not get caught for a very long time. In that sense, even in jail or after death, Alma would have become second and not first. It was kinda scary how she was so happy going to jail and being sentenced to death that I want to take her down a peg or two
Alma got blamed for his killings as well, look at the newspapers.
Season 1 was the best I wish the story could have continued
I don’t get season 2 at all💔
Did Alma kill Bertram? Or did he die some other way?
No Alma did not kill Bertram. They had both decided to use his drug to end their lives so they could escape all of the punishments they were going to face, so Bertram injected himself, but Alma said they shouldn’t do it and then it was too late and Bertram was dead.
@@CTVC2 Gotcha thanks!
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The narration ruined it completely. The story was strong enough and the narrative supported the ending that I didn't need them to literally tell us what was on her mind.
Like a mix of Female Trouble and Sunset Boulevard......
That is so true! Alma is like a mashup of Dawn Davenport and Norma Desmond.
best part starts at 1:40