The seasonal finale is a solid episode which explains Jax and his predicament. Jax is like the Michael Corleone character of the God father movies. A good man who wants the best for his family, and was pushed into the criminal family business. One sees Jax's kinder side throughout the season. Season six explains Jax wanted out, and a clean or cleaner biker club. Peter Wheller's character explains the problem perfectly that everyone wants a piece of the crown when Jax lets go of everything. New problems where created and Jax realizes the position of power slowly has turned Jax into Clay. Jax like Michael Corleone had guilt, and a conscious, which made Jax try and sacrifice himself for the good of the club and his family. The road to hell is paved with good intentions and Jax has created a unintentional hell. A modern tragic story. Nine out of ten.
Review of A Mother's Work
