How To Get Away With Murder never fails on surprises, especially in the season finale. Just when we thought Lila's murder was solved when they gathered quite a lot of evidence on Sam, Rudy (the guy who lived in Wes' apartment before him) finally makes his appearance in the 13th episode, just to give us a clue about Rebecca. Through the season, a lot of suspects were brought in Lila's storyline, but never the actual murderer. He comes as a big plot-twist at the very end. I'm pretty sure that not many people suspected a thing or even payed attention when Frank told Laurel "Who do you think I am? A freaking hit-man?" Hardly anyone even blinked. And even if they did it was hardly on anyone's mind that Keating's assistant who rarely has any actual screen time was the mysterious murderer. In the next season, he could kill anyone. Even Laurel. Who knows if his feelings for her were ever even real? The point is you can't trust anyone because everyone has their own dark secrets that have not yet been revealed. Those secrets are gonna be some seriously unexpected plot-twist that are waiting for us in season 2. Leaving the viewers hanging after such a plot-twist is the best way to end a show. Damn, this is a freaking good show.
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