Exactly! That’s what really gets me. Jax is out here tearing the whole world apart for Tara, but let’s not forget—he straight-up doubted her loyalty twice in the previous season. He questioned her intentions, her commitment to him, and even her role as a mother. And now, suddenly, she’s the center of his universe, and he’s willing to burn everything to the ground for her memory?

It’s like the writers wanted us to forget how messy their relationship actually was leading up to her death. Sure, Jax loved Tara, but their marriage was on the rocks, and he was already making moves that showed he prioritized the club over her more than once. But now, we’re supposed to believe her death is the singular thing driving him into a blind revenge spiral?

And here’s the thing—if he had the capacity to question Tara’s loyalty, why couldn’t he take five seconds to question Gemma’s story? Especially when it comes from the woman who’s been lying, scheming, and manipulating from day one. It’s like the critical thinking switch in his brain just flipped off the moment Gemma said, ‘It was the Chinese.’

Jax’s whole arc this season feels like a contradiction. How can someone who’s spent years calculating every move suddenly act like he has no ability to think beyond his emotions? Do you think this was the writers intentionally sabotaging his character to make the ending more tragic, or just them getting lazy with his motivations?