So how do you think it will all end?

steph4015 · 07-28-2008, 05:50 PM

So how do you think it'll all end, the last episode, the last finale ever

((( It have to end but i can't think straight when i think i will live with no PB.

So this is how i picture the last scene. I picture it like it all begin. Lincoln will do something relly bad in this season to save himself or the ones he love, so he will be back in prison and scheduled to die and then you'll see Mikey ... I'll break you out ... and then THE END.

So what do you think?

candyrose · 07-28-2008, 06:08 PM

Hi there!

What a neat question....very interesting. I hate thinking about the end of PB, but it will eventually come. I just hope they end it with something memorable, something that sticks.

I think it's interesting how you envision Linc being behind bars again...and essentially a replay of everything that's happened...well, sort of. That would be a good twist.

I actually see it the other way around. We saw glimpses in the beginning: Mikey was the one who lived a straight life. He had a plenty of options in life. He had a good education, good career, he helped people, did charitable things, and essentially viewed himself as having to play the older brother when he wasn't and shouldn't have had to. We saw Linc who appeared to be the screw up, living the fast and very unpredictable life. There wasn't any stability and he was rather stagnant...that is if he wasn't going downhill. Anyway, you have Mikey who essentially, in the beginning, seemed to view things in black and white....always trying to rationalize everything. This may have even been the type of mentality he applied to people when you look at the earlier interactions he had with his brother, among others. After all is said and done, I see him beginning to realize he is not as different as he thought he was....he isn't any better than the next man per se. Through the grief and stress the company caused and that he experienced when he found out what had happened to Sara, he goes down this path where he is capable of nearly anything. He does things he never thought he was capable of doing....he becomes consumed by everything that has happened....emotions he had bottled up from his childhood begin to surface and boil...and he eventually does something he will live to regret and have to pay for.

steph4015 · 07-28-2008, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by candyrose

Hi there!

What a neat question....very interesting. I hate thinking about the end of PB, but it will eventually come. I just hope they end it with something memorable, something that sticks.

I think it's interesting how you envision Linc being behind bars again...and essentially a replay of everything that's happened...well, sort of. That would be a good twist.

I actually see it the other way around. We saw glimpses in the beginning: Mikey was the one who lived a straight life. He had a plenty of options in life. He had a good education, good career, he helped people, did charitable things, and essentially viewed himself as having to play the older brother when he wasn't and shouldn't have had to. We saw Linc who appeared to be the screw up, living the fast and very unpredictable life. There wasn't any stability and he was rather stagnant...that is if he wasn't going downhill. Anyway, you have Mikey who essentially, in the beginning, seemed to view things in black and white....always trying to rationalize everything. This may have even been the type of mentality he applied to people when you look at the earlier interactions he had with his brother, among others. After all is said and done, I see him beginning to realize he is not as different as he thought he was....he isn't any better than the next man per se. Through the grief and stress the company caused and that he experienced when he found out what had happened to Sara, he goes down this path where he is capable of nearly anything. He does things he never thought he was capable of doing....he becomes consumed by everything that has happened....emotions he had bottled up from his childhood begin to surface and boil...and he eventually does something he will live to regret and have to pay for.

Interesting

candyrose · 07-28-2008, 06:34 PM

Ah, I didn't even finish the darn post because I am so lazy today...or tonight since it's 9:30 pm here. I don't think the show will end that way....and it may not necessarily be what my ideal is, but it's something that has crossed my mind. Honestly, I am bored and tired tonight.....and I just ate the most nasty chicken-thingy....and I can't get the taste out of my mouth.

steph4015 · 07-28-2008, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by candyrose

Ah, I didn't even finish the darn post because I am so lazy today...or tonight since it's 9:30 pm here. I don't think the show will end that way....and it may not necessarily be what my ideal is, but it's something that has crossed my mind. Honestly, I am bored and tired tonight.....and I just ate the most nasty chicken-thingy....and I can't get the taste out of my mouth.

Loll i understand, i'm tired too actually i'm going to bed. Oh and i was not really saying a bad thing to mean that Lincoln is the bad guy in this story. I was most meaning will do something good (to save the good ones) but that people are considering bad.

Michaela Scofield · 07-29-2008, 06:39 AM

I learned from a director that all good scripts end like they began. Remeber 12 Monkeys? The same scene in the beginning and in the end. The eyes of the child. This is with most of the good movies but in my eyes it doesn't have to be.
I have faith in the tendency of Hollywood wirters to a happy end. I mean in some shows it screams for a non-happy-ending, but in this one I think they both deserve to have made it in the end. To get to rest. Lincoln start over with LJ and Sophia and Michael with Sara (if she finds back to herself) or they finally find out they are too messed up and find someone else to give stability and stay friends for the rest of their lives.
Yes I want a happy ending. And not so abrubt like you only sense what will come after. They should at least give it one after-math episode! To chill out, you know, so that we can enjoy happiness with them. I know most ppl will find this boring.

candyrose · 07-29-2008, 07:39 AM

That's really sweet, a beautiful thought, but it's not what I see for the ending. One of the bigger problems I have with that idea is that it betrayals the beginning of the show, the foundation from which the story was built: the relationship between the two brothers. It makes it seem like in order to achieve happiness, you have to be in a romantic relationship with someone.

If we are going with the happy ending, what I would like to see is the brothers having the relationship they never had. I want to see them make up for all that lost time. I want Mikey to find solace in his family and to finally open up emotionally and to relax a little...to not always be so reserved and held back...and to also realize he doesn't always have to be someone's hero...doesn't always have to be there to fix someone or make them complete.

Michaela Scofield · 07-29-2008, 07:58 AM

This would be a happy ending for me too. I don't think you have to necessarily find someone to be with. Happiness can be expressed in so many ways and means always something else for each individual.

candyrose · 07-29-2008, 08:08 AM

Yea, it would be. There's been hints at more deaths in the first few episodes: Who do you think it will be?

We know LJ, Sofia, and Whistler will have next to non-existing roles in the upcoming season...but that would just be too easy.

Michaela Scofield · 07-29-2008, 08:30 AM

LJ and Sophia are somehow important to me. I think it will be Whistler and Gretchen deserves to die too.

07-28-2008, 05:50 PM	#1
steph4015 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 192	So how do you think it will all end? So how do you think it'll all end, the last episode, the last finale ever ((( It have to end but i can't think straight when i think i will live with no PB. So this is how i picture the last scene. I picture it like it all begin. Lincoln will do something relly bad in this season to save himself or the ones he love, so he will be back in prison and scheduled to die and then you'll see Mikey ... I'll break you out ... and then THE END. So what do you think? __________________

07-28-2008, 06:08 PM	#2
candyrose Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 4,355	Hi there! What a neat question....very interesting. I hate thinking about the end of PB, but it will eventually come. I just hope they end it with something memorable, something that sticks. I think it's interesting how you envision Linc being behind bars again...and essentially a replay of everything that's happened...well, sort of. That would be a good twist. I actually see it the other way around. We saw glimpses in the beginning: Mikey was the one who lived a straight life. He had a plenty of options in life. He had a good education, good career, he helped people, did charitable things, and essentially viewed himself as having to play the older brother when he wasn't and shouldn't have had to. We saw Linc who appeared to be the screw up, living the fast and very unpredictable life. There wasn't any stability and he was rather stagnant...that is if he wasn't going downhill. Anyway, you have Mikey who essentially, in the beginning, seemed to view things in black and white....always trying to rationalize everything. This may have even been the type of mentality he applied to people when you look at the earlier interactions he had with his brother, among others. After all is said and done, I see him beginning to realize he is not as different as he thought he was....he isn't any better than the next man per se. Through the grief and stress the company caused and that he experienced when he found out what had happened to Sara, he goes down this path where he is capable of nearly anything. He does things he never thought he was capable of doing....he becomes consumed by everything that has happened....emotions he had bottled up from his childhood begin to surface and boil...and he eventually does something he will live to regret and have to pay for. __________________ BTV users from around the world: We must unite and bring back the K-man! People SAY he is dead, but is he really dead? Do we know this for sure? Have we seen his severed head in a box? No? And does that really even matter...because even severed heads can reattach themselves in Prison Break.

07-28-2008, 06:34 PM	#4
candyrose Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 4,355	Ah, I didn't even finish the darn post because I am so lazy today...or tonight since it's 9:30 pm here. I don't think the show will end that way....and it may not necessarily be what my ideal is, but it's something that has crossed my mind. Honestly, I am bored and tired tonight.....and I just ate the most nasty chicken-thingy....and I can't get the taste out of my mouth. __________________ BTV users from around the world: We must unite and bring back the K-man! People SAY he is dead, but is he really dead? Do we know this for sure? Have we seen his severed head in a box? No? And does that really even matter...because even severed heads can reattach themselves in Prison Break.

07-29-2008, 07:39 AM	#7
candyrose Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 4,355	That's really sweet, a beautiful thought, but it's not what I see for the ending. One of the bigger problems I have with that idea is that it betrayals the beginning of the show, the foundation from which the story was built: the relationship between the two brothers. It makes it seem like in order to achieve happiness, you have to be in a romantic relationship with someone. If we are going with the happy ending, what I would like to see is the brothers having the relationship they never had. I want to see them make up for all that lost time. I want Mikey to find solace in his family and to finally open up emotionally and to relax a little...to not always be so reserved and held back...and to also realize he doesn't always have to be someone's hero...doesn't always have to be there to fix someone or make them complete. __________________ BTV users from around the world: We must unite and bring back the K-man! People SAY he is dead, but is he really dead? Do we know this for sure? Have we seen his severed head in a box? No? And does that really even matter...because even severed heads can reattach themselves in Prison Break.

07-29-2008, 08:08 AM	#9
candyrose Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 4,355	Yea, it would be. There's been hints at more deaths in the first few episodes: Who do you think it will be? We know LJ, Sofia, and Whistler will have next to non-existing roles in the upcoming season...but that would just be too easy. __________________ BTV users from around the world: We must unite and bring back the K-man! People SAY he is dead, but is he really dead? Do we know this for sure? Have we seen his severed head in a box? No? And does that really even matter...because even severed heads can reattach themselves in Prison Break.

07-29-2008, 06:39 AM	#6
Michaela Scofield Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 202	I learned from a director that all good scripts end like they began. Remeber 12 Monkeys? The same scene in the beginning and in the end. The eyes of the child. This is with most of the good movies but in my eyes it doesn't have to be. I have faith in the tendency of Hollywood wirters to a happy end. I mean in some shows it screams for a non-happy-ending, but in this one I think they both deserve to have made it in the end. To get to rest. Lincoln start over with LJ and Sophia and Michael with Sara (if she finds back to herself) or they finally find out they are too messed up and find someone else to give stability and stay friends for the rest of their lives. Yes I want a happy ending. And not so abrubt like you only sense what will come after. They should at least give it one after-math episode! To chill out, you know, so that we can enjoy happiness with them. I know most ppl will find this boring.

07-29-2008, 07:58 AM	#8
Michaela Scofield Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 202	This would be a happy ending for me too. I don't think you have to necessarily find someone to be with. Happiness can be expressed in so many ways and means always something else for each individual.

07-29-2008, 08:30 AM	#10
Michaela Scofield Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 202	LJ and Sophia are somehow important to me. I think it will be Whistler and Gretchen deserves to die too.

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