what happened to waverly earp at the end of season 1
Equally might be expected, the Season Finale answered some questions, and raised some more than! It resolved the upshot of Willa as Bobo's atomic number 82, only left us with Dolls, Wynonna and Waverly in peril! "Good is a moving target."
If you haven't seen the Season Ane Finale, nonetheless, be warned: this review is full of spoilers. Y'all can lookout it here (with your Syfy TV Provider), on CHCH.com, or catch up with the Official Recap.
What can I say that hasn't already been said on Twitter during the Friday dark alive Tweeting? I'm sure I'll discover a few things!
The episode began and ended with a trio: Doc, Wynonna and Dolls at the beginning, and Doc, Wynonna and Waverly at the end. In between, in that location were plenty of surprises, reveals and hints of more to come up.
In typical Wynonna Earp fashion, humour alleviated the tension of what really was a terrifying state of affairs. Wynonna's "Not now Alan!" as she stopped her attacker, followed past Doc and Dolls throwing Wynonna out the window so smoothly, was ambrosial choreography!
One of the virtually charming parts of this episode is the Dolls and Doc Team-Upwards. They have so much respect and trust for each other, despite their obvious rivalry for Wynonna'southward affections. When Doc and Dolls praise each other to Wynonna, information technology'southward like they are her children, wanting Mummy's approval of their working together, and she responds accordingly, although looking slightly puzzled:
"As long as you boys had fun."
When Dolls was shot, Doctor revealed how much he was looking after him:
"I brought your drugs. Y'all are the laziest junkie I ever met."
As it turns out, Dolls has two drugs, which seem to turn "on" and "off" the parts of him that he commonly keeps "dead". While we don't yet know exactly what that is, he seems to be something like a Werewolf, with lizard optics and super-strength. Doctor switching it on was a serendipitous fault, since that strength was exactly what they needed at the time.
Since we last saw Dolls in the back of the Blackness Badge truck, charged with treason (which Dolls reminded us earlier, carries the death penalisation), we just take to hope that Wynonna and Doc can rescue him in time! They don't seem to know that Purgatory is about to exist obliterated on Lucado's orders, and possibly it will be up to Dolls to end that. Simply: will he get the chance? Hopefully Bobo'southward disappearance buys them some time: Dolls could say that he jumped out of the truck and ran back to Purgatory.
Dolls' insistence that Wynonna non touch his wound was most likely to keep his underground from her. Mayhap she would have found "other" mankind, or become contaminated past his blood. Peradventure he'south also sending her dorsum to Doc? Doctor did practically suggest, while he and Wynonna were collecting weapons. Farming chickens and barley doesn't sound particularly romantic, only information technology would be peaceful, and it was a definite "we".
Wynonna manages to multi-chore, having serious relationship discussions among managing a major crisis. She'south adamant that she's non going to shoot the townspeople, nor Willa, if she can avoid information technology. But, as Physician so wisely says:
"Doing what's correct in the face up of ridiculous odds…Y'all are beginning to audio like a hero."
Wynonna was truly heroic when she walked into the darkness to rescue Willa by shooting her. That behemothic python/land lamprey was adamant to accept the Earp heir. Peacemaker glowing blue instead of red seems to indicate that Willa is not going to the fires of hell, merely somewhere else. Perhaps her violence is excused in recognition of the many influences on her, leading to her recent beliefs and actions. That surprises me, actually.
Both the Nedleys were a surprise this episode: Chrissie, Waverly'due south friend, kidnapping Waverly and holding her hostage was a shock. She had seemed to be amend than that last time we saw her. Then again, she was nether the influence of a psychotropic drug. It's perhaps fortunate that she wasn't worse!
Sheriff Nedley telling the crowd that Wynonna is "one of their own", and "what we made her" actually brought tears to my eyes. The fact that they listened was a relief – presumably they hadn't had as much to drink as some of the others.
Fortunately, Officer Haught too hadn't been drinking. I might take been as relieved equally she was when Doc told her what was going on, and Dolls' maxim:
"Agent Haught…welcome to the Black Badge Sectionalisation"
It'south virtually time that Haught became an "official" part of the Team.
Haught's bullet-proof vest has been a huge hit with fans! As are Waverly's declaration of love, and Wynonna's approval. Of grade, in true Wynonna Earp way, these occur at very inconvenient moments, and amongst humour, such as Haught'due south indignant "Kind of?", and Wynonna'due south "Yep, you guys practice that!" Considering Wynonna'south reaction to Fish'southward revelation, her quick credence is not surprising, even if information technology took her a while to effigy it out.
Speaking of figuring things out, this is really a approximate, but I have a feeling that Juan Carlo is an Angel. He sent Doc back to help Wynonna. He talked to Wynonna at the end and and then actually disappeared. He talked to Bobo before Willa opened the door. Bobo has had about 130 years of beingness a Demon. He'southward developed pregnant powers, including his telekenesis, and seems to know quite a fleck about what's going on, including "the rules". He tells Juan Carlo: "Y'all're not allowed to interfere, call up?", and Juan Carlo backs off. Bobo also asked Juan Carlo: "What are y'all going to do? Tell on me?" This seems to indicate that in that location is some power that Bobo is accountable to, that Juan Carlo has access to. Then over again, Bobo seems to be mocking Juan Carlo with the question, so maybe that power is no longer available?
Bobo tells Juan Carlo: "I tin save [Willa]." Perhaps he is hoping to have Willa experience honey instead of hate equally she opens the door. Juan Carlo fifty-fifty looks similar he pities Bobo, and his attempt to salvage the man who is "too far gone". It seems that Bobo actually does dearest Willa. "Swans mate for life." Willa referring to the townspeople as "meat sticks" is possibly a hint of where her head is at.When Willa is talking about killing the entire boondocks, Bobo says to her: "Yous're i sick puppy, in your own way." Presumably, the 13 years or so (she was taken at 13, and "released" by the Stone Witch before she turned 27) living in a tree-house affected Willa's thinking. Even before that, she'd spent her life being "trained" past Ward. The little we've seen of that included emotional corruption. Bobo swears that he didn't hurt or molest Willa , and that they vicious in beloved later. When they met and kissed, this episode, it was Willa who was in command. After their failed attempt to open up the door, Bobo leans on Willa for comfort and support. Notwithstanding, while he has his good points, Bobo is yet a demon. His way of thinking would take influenced Willa'south. What is especially interesting is that Willa had another visitor in the tree-house, "whispering promises in the night", but she didn't tell Bobo virtually it. Information technology volition be fascinating to discover out who that was, and what they were promising. Was it Juan Carlo, trying to influence her for expert? Was information technology another Revenant, and what could they hope? Was it the Rock Witch, with her own agenda? Or was information technology someone entirely unexpected? Whoever it was, it seems clear that Bobo wouldn't have been happy well-nigh it.
While we've seen Bobo do some dreadful things, nosotros've also heard that Lou was "too sadistic" for Bobo. Nosotros know that he manipulated a half dozen-year-old Waverly, simply also that she was happier with him than with her parents, and he has never harmed her, even though he's probably had many opportunities to. He fifty-fifty tells Waverly that he used to picket the girls, and wonder how "a human being like Ward…" (who beat his wife, and made a deal with a demon) "…ended upwardly with so much goodness."
It seems that Waverly was a "bonus" bundle of goodness. It'southward possible that Willa knows Waverly isn't really her sister: She'due south virtually 7 years older, and spent a lot of time with Ward. If she's non an Earp, she could exist a baby that Ward's wife conceived with someone else, maybe even Bobo. (I hope not, because that would be creepy: his "wife" would be his girl's half-sister.) Because that Waverly comments on her female parent not fifty-fifty remembering her birthday, it's more likely that Waverly is from another family. It sounds similar Ward didn't pay much attention to her either, so she must have been "placed" in that location, the Earp's agreeing to, rather than initiating the system. (BTW, I think Ward probably killed his wife, not that she left.) Who, then, is Waverly, really? Why was she with the Earps?
Right now, of course, Waverly is the "evil black goo-possessed" girl who's about to shoot Wynonna.
I have a feeling that the very serious look on Wynonna's face when Waverly asked "Are you ready?" with such a beautific smiling, might hateful that Wynonna noticed something. She might not be completely surprised by Waverly pulling the gun. Even if she is, Doc is "the fastest depict in the West", and hopefully will knock the gun from Waverly'south hand before she can practise annihilation dreadful. This final scene, is, of grade, just one of the many reasons that nosotros need Season 2 of 'Wynonna Earp': There's still so much of the story to exist told.
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Lyanna
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