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I guess, but the problem is that it would drag on this storyline even long into next season.

Agreed, if anything else has to go because of this awful Juliette plot after getting rid of Kelly and the trailer, it'll be even more unbearable.

Exactly, this has been the worst storyline so far and that;s saying a lot considering the show, if they drag this any further into next season, I'll definitely drop it because it's been so insufferable especially if they try to do a redemption/try to have her as the Big Bad when it's already this poorly executed.

Don't be sorry, you've brought up some very good points. I'm already at the breaking point with the show, so I'll probably be out after the finale if it continues to go in this direction too.

Maybe show some inner struggle/motivation instead of intercutting scenes of Juliette staring blankly with flashbacks and then having her next scene with her going along with their plan.

This feels so much like Sleepy Hollow, the similarities are striking.

That would be terrible and it's already bad enough with the Adalind baby plots, we don't need Juliette's making it any worse.

That just goes to show how problematic Juliette's character is. I don't see any empowerment either. And this is why this storyline doesn't work at all.

So basically continuing to blame everyone else except the one who actually did this to her, Adalind. And you wonder why people don't like this storyline or her character. No one knew this was a side effect, which is why blaming them is ridiculous, not to mention she willingly agreed to it. And that's why she's setting people up to get killed, destroyed his trailer, blamed everyone else, slept around while attacking Nick for being tricked by Adalind, sold them all out to the Royals, and in the promo she's attacking Nick. Wow, what a 'sympathetic' character.

The 'hero ship' sailed a long time ago, now we're just seeing how low her character will sink.

And it is beyond irrational to attack the people trying to help and support her especially with the poorly thought out motivation necessary for trying to do a storyline like this.

Not sure, it must've been a blink and missed it scene, I just remember everything being rushed to the end.

Which is never a good reason for any character.

That would be even worse, it's already bad enough we're on another baby storyline.

It is, she willingly chose to do this. The same goes for me by the finale, it's make or break.

Shame, but I can definitely see why she wouldn't want to come back after her storyline was handled the way it was. There's more upside to being in a Tarantino flick than a show on its last leg anyway.

He won't, that's why he was the last one standing after the others died.

Ugh, the very fact that this was even considered, oh well, I guess this could've made things worse.

And this is what many people have a problem with the storyline, the lack of a clearly defined motive, the writers tried to have it both ways of her not/being in control, they also had her randomly teaming up with the Royals, turning on Nick and the others and blamed them for everything, etc.

Also add in the fact that they had sex in the place where her ex died, of all the places they could've done it. It was a forced turn after pointlessly making her ott evil, same with Louise.

It wouldn't, it would only make things worse with a cop out after destroying the trailer and setting up both Kelly and the neighbors up to die, while selling everyone out.

They've really cornered themselves in terms of her character either way with this storyline.

Exactly, it needed to end, shame it had to be overly sappy and rushed, but it doesn't matter anymore I guess.

Juliette really has no use, she can't go back and as a villain, she's already done a complete 180, so there's no point there either.

Exactly, thankfully it got cancelled. As for the finale itself, it was so painfully paint by numbers finale checklist, but oh well, it's over now and that's what matters.