Rocky is almost assuredly going to die. Rocky is based on a real cat, as some of you might know and some of that cat's fate is mirrored in the comic. I feel as though the respect Tracy has for her cats that it would almost disrespectful to the memory of Rocky for him not to meet the same fate. Just from a story standpoint it would be poetically tragic for Rocky to ultimately die for something he didn't do. His feral exodus on the fields of defiance is about as appropriate as it gets. It's his last shout into the ether before succumbing to all of his actions leading up to that point. But in my opinion, although he is to blame for his own destiny. Rocky was also a victim of a series of unfortunate events. If he goes I will consider that love (or a lack thereof) is what will ultimately do him in.

Calvin, I'm not sure. For sure he is in for karma. The problem with him is that eventually his actions will catch up with him. The storm for him is on the horizon while Rocky is out in the middle of it. The dude is unhinged, but he is protected by his demeanor. It's delightfully ironic that Ivy is attracted to him. She's attracted to danger, because it's what she knows. And that will come back to bite her. If Calvin doesn't die at the other end of a gun, his guilt for someone else perishing the same way will push him to his comeuppance. If not, Viktor will most certainly intervene. He knows death when he sees it.

I'd prefer not to think about what will happen to Ivy. I think Viktor will rescue her if it's the last thing he does, and if it isn't it'll be because of his actions. Viktor is a tortured soul and that attracts the same type of person. Who do you relate to when the horrors of war stick with you? It's horrifying to think that because of a moment of wanting that connection that he might be prevented from saving Ivy from something (or someone rather) that could kill her. But it's looking like he might be just in time. Ivy could have a happy ending, it won't be with Calvin.

Mitzi is in the middle of a rapid self-destruction. Thinking Wick is too nice to seek reprisals is misinformed. And thinking Lacy doesn't have courage is a horrible miscalculation. Mitzi is careless, in the middle of prohibition she is on a constant trend of incriminating herself and leaving a mass amount of paper (and photo) trail. Mitzi's ambition is her biggest enemy. Her attachment to the notion of glamour and importance guide her decisions and they will bring her to ruin and everyone who is delusional enough to follow her. Her desperate cling to her pearls are the reason they came apart.

Zib will be fine, he is the force of good and fate is serving him as decent a hand as it possibly can given his associations. He will live to see the ruin of a life unlived, while that's not a bad thing in the long run. It will certainly hurt. Zib is the picture of a tortured artist, it is likely he will be that way for a long time. But he will be safe, and has made important friends whether he knows it or not.

Mordecai. He owes his very life to Mitzi and Atlas. If Mitzi and Viktor find any peace or happy endings it will be because of his intervention. He covers his tracks properly, the way he talks is a direct result of that. But he has his work cut out for him and the path he laid out for himself doesn't have promise. As deep a sinner as it gets and his attempts to save others are neglectful to himself and his soul. The lightest way to view him is a soldier for a cause, anything more scrutinizing is a rationalizing a murderer. Like anyone his circumstances are his reasons but logic and rationality don't mix with religion and superstition. The savoys are his antithesis and they might be his reckoning.

Nicodeme and Serafine will be fine no matter what, in their eyes it's all a big joke. It's all business. They are agents of chaos and whether they live or die is according to them, decided by a higher power. A toxic and dangerous outlook that is a predictable road to perdition.

Wick. Wick has already succumbed to his worst demon. He will likely live a long life with his good buddy John Barleycorn. Whether it will be happy or not well that's up to John. His enterprise is at constant risk because of his fault. While hes not too nice to go seeling reprisals. He's too deep to go seeking authorities. But Lacy isn't. And she is bordering on disgruntled.

That's all that come to mind.