“Yellowstone” fans began a heated debate online Tuesday over who they think is most likely to die in the cowboy drama's final episode once the final season is released. Do you agree with their opinion?
The final episode of “Yellowstone” Season 5 Part 2 is scheduled to air at the end of 2024. Paramount and associated studios believe the first finale will air in November, but that remains to be seen. Meanwhile, everyone seems to have an opinion on who will die before the series ends.
A poster pasted on the infamous Yellowstone border subreddit “I think most people would agree with John Dutton,'' he said. [Kevin Costner] You'll be dead by the end of the show, that's always been the case. ” But Jamie [Wes Bentley] Next up is the untimely death of Yellowstone co-creator Taylor Sheridan.
“I think Jamie will survive and he and Casey will take control.” [the] Ranch,” another user responded, which is actually a pretty great idea.A healthy balance between Jamie and Casey [Luke Grimes] The Dutton-Yellowstone ranch will likely do very well, especially if Jamie's political career continues to expand.
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Bentley was rumored to be eyeing Costner for the lead role in May 2023, right in the midst of Costner's divorce drama and the general turmoil of filming the final episode of his flagship series Yellowstone. “It's just frustrating because he's always so weak and easily manipulated,” another user said in part, adding that Jamie, his sister Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and her husband Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) ) pointed out that there was likely to be a conflict between them. , you'll probably die. And if Rip dies, there's no way Beth won't commit suicide. I know it's dark, but he's all she has.
“I want Jamie to win and Beth to die. She deserves it.'' It makes no sense and is unbearable to watch. It's her fault that people think Jamie is the bad guy, when in reality she is the bad guy,” said another. I objected. (Related: Matthew McConaughey appears to be making unusual salary demands for 'Yellowstone' spinoff '2024')
A few people seemed to agree with my original theory that Tate Dutton (Brecken Merrill), the only grandson of the Dutton family, would take over the ranch. Tate is half Native American to Dutton, and the latter is the rightful heir to the land. Giving everything back to him would be the right thing to do, but let's see if Sheridan wants to do the right thing or do his typical, catastrophic and completely unpredictable thing.
For example, what happens if Casey and Tate die and Jamie and Beth end up running the ranch? By next summer, the place will be a parking lot. The developers have no soul, and Sheridan likes to keep things mostly realistic, so I wouldn't be surprised if this is how “Yellowstone” (and the world, to be honest) ends.
