"But I think he actually can go to a new place and, if and when it happens, it’ll probably be this spectacular resolution that everybody’s hoping it could be, because now he has further to fall. But, death or prison? Are they that satisfying? What do we even mean when we say "brought to justice"? Do we really want vengeance? Do we want revenge? Do we want torture? What is it that people want? And, what is actual justice? They’re not necessarily the same thing." "What I like is that it actually puts us in a new place, because as much as we like watching the arc of Joe, we also want him to be brought to justice. "That’s a question for the writers and for Netflix as to the whereabouts of season five ," he said. In a Hollywood Reporter interview about Part 2, Penn Badgley said that new You seasons will have to grapple with Joe's ascension to immense wealth and power, and what it will take to bring him to justice. What have the cast and crew said about 'You' season 5? (Yes, there's also Marienne, but I'm okay with her just enjoying her low-key Paris life with Juliette offscreen.)Īs for Kate, who seems to genuinely want to remain a good person, hopefully she'll just get out of next season on the right side of justice rather than the wrong end of Joe's rage.
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It would be fun to see at least Nadia or Ellie finally bring the murderer to justice, either on their own or by convincing Kate to turn on him, maybe by revealing the full details of Joe's killings that he probably definitely didn't tell her about. We have brilliant student Nadia, aspiring filmmaker Ellie, and even his old neighbor Paco from season 1. The more interesting question than "who will Joe kill next?" is "who will finally stop Joe?" At this point, there are several people who know the truth about him and have reason to want him dead, and most of them are younger people whom he used to mentor or protect in some way. Seeing as he'll now run in very wealthy circles-think rooms full of Tom Lockwoods-he may end up running afoul of another mogul.
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Even at his darkest in season 4, he always felt that the people he killed deserved to die, either through his own tortured logic or because they're generally horrible. However, I don't think that Joe would begin killing without cause. We see the horror of Joe coming into his final form when he kills Nadia's boyfriend Edward and frames her for the murder, all to shut her up. I had to make sure you're safe, and your name was a glorious.That lessened ambivalence comes from his acceptance of his dark side, which was brought into being as Rhys. Candidly, it's the least appealing thing about you, Beck. I know this because you post about this life all the goddamn time. Too busy living out moments you won't remember five years from now. And then on to NYC to conquer an MFA, and make your mark presumably. Your parents really were assholes about the names. You want to be seen, heard, known, and of course, I obliged.īorn and raised Nantucket Island. And there you were, every account sent to public. I had to make sure you're safe, and your name was a glorious place to start. Even people like.Ī guy needs to protect himself.
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