I don't know if she's going to rat out the club. The look of wonder on her face when Jax said he understood and that he was sorry makes me think she'll do right by the club, but Gemma taught her well so she may just try to save herself and the kids. I cheered when the Irish got theirs.

This post was edited by Arsenic_Touch on Nov 20 2013 02:30am

this show does the best job at killing off characters when u least expect it. everythings going great... your mind is relaxed, the suspense is over, BAM! a main character an 2 others are dead in a second. lol.

i kinda of dislike how they killed off clay way after everyone wanted him dead. well, everyone still wanted him dead but the hate wasnt as much as it was 1-2 seasons ago. it could have felt so much better seeing him die, but i kinda felt like i had to force myself to be super happy about it.

that was prob one of my fav episodes of this show. although i feel like i can say that about every second episode or so

This has been "the" best episode since last season...and I love how they killed off clay, it couldnt have been better! He was all calm and had no fear when they were breaking him out but as soon as the Irish went down...BOOM...the fear was there! And there was nothing he could do or say to convince otherwise and he knew that. Everyone hated him but he went out like a man, facing his execution with open arms!

I knew he was going to die and pretty much everyone who watched it as well, as soon as they killed the Irish. Now that was a shock, I dont usually jump from shows but Jax has managed to do it twice this season.

Clay had to die. The only reason he was ever left alive was because it would cause problems with the Irish. And then when they saw an opportunity to take out Galan who has history with Clay and use it against Connor, they jumped on it. Clay knew he was dead the second he entered the building when he met Galan or heavily thought he was.

He killed Jax's father (under Gemma's request but Jax doesn't know that) and killed Piney and brought about the demise of Opie. The damage he brought upon the club could not be dealt with anything other than death. That's why Clay acted indifferent and said he understood everything, because he no longer had any power or a card to play. You saw him have shreds of hope here and there, but overall his character was hopeless. And honestly Ron Pearlman has done an amazing job with the Character and is probably the beat acting done on the show. But Clay had to go, it was just a matter of when.

It's so weird how the show could make you flip flop. Well for me anyways. I wanted clay's character to be killed off but then the last few episodes. You feel like you want him to live and succeed again.

Idk maybe it's just me lol.

Really?
You obviously don't have children than.
I personally would do whatever it took to get my kids away from that environment/danger.
She just wants what is best for her children, and obviously staying around there is not it.

Just you...



Those Canadian goat gangs are harsh...

AmIRight?

Submerge yourself and kids in that life style and pretend to be the victim lol.

tonights gonna be goooooood! stupid how they took a break though. wtv. cant wait!

mehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

dem cliffhangers.

really wasnt impressed with this finally to be honest. kinda felt bored at times and ive never said that about a soa episode

Next Tuesday is the finale.