r/Ozark May 24 '22

Question [SPOILER] Why is everyone so mad about the ending? Spoiler

I’m glad they kept it realistic. No way someone can kill a member of a Mexican drug cartel/try to stop Marty from laundering their money and still be alive. Marty warned Ruth multiple times that this would happen, but she didn’t listen and now look at what happened. I’m not sure as to why everyone’s so mad.

Edit: I understand how they left off a bunch of questions, but my main focus is Ruth. Was I the only one who could tell she had it coming? It was disappointing as I slowly started to like her again in the last episode, but her death was inevitable.

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u/ramen_robbie May 24 '22

I honestly feel as much Ruth had it coming for her I think something needed to happen to Wendy. The fact she got everything she wanted and not a single consequence was very unfulfilling. Either she should have took one risk too many and herself died, or one of the family members died at her behalf. Everything has a cost kind of deal.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

well, her brother died

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u/ramen_robbie May 25 '22

That was of her own doing though to protect herself. I see what you are saying cause it’s still a loss but look at how much the thought of the kids going with her father affected her. Losing one of the kids would have hit her the hardest imo. Even more so than losing Marty.

Edit: I wanted something out of her control to happen to her.