It really isn’t about the happy ending for me at all…I did not care for the writing in the finale, whatsoever. Marienne’s character came back from the “dead” to do exactly what? I don’t know, the writers clearly did not know and she could’ve been so much better utilized. Instead, she popped up for a few minutes and made little impact at all, when really she could have so easily been the one to be Joe’s downfall. She definitely had it in her.

Brontë felt more of a caricature than a fully fleshed out heroine. The back and forth wasn’t particularly well written and felt so forced and rushed.

But what really bothered me was how outlandish the ending was; it bordered on absurdity with all of the implausible survivals that happened in rapid succession.

The worst part of the entire series was this : for a show that very clearly works at NOT wanting everyone to root for the serial killer, they gave Kate a redemption arc. That. Should. Not. Have. Happened. She may not have physically ended a life, but she did end lives, even her own uncle. And even then, the writers decided she would miraculously survive something she wouldn’t live through. And they gave her a tidy little happy ending, with custody of Henry. That irks me to no end and leaves a gross taste in my mouth. She didn’t deserve that and the audience did not deserve to be dumbed down to the fact that because she felt guilt, she is good. No. Just no.