Spoilers ahead: Rumours of the undead, addressing incest and Betty's long-lost brother
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After binging on all 13 episodes of Riverdale, the finale left me with more questions than answers.
That was despite solving the mystery of who killed Jason, which was pretty much the only plot line driving the entire series in the first half.
Based on the popular comic series Archie, Riverdale went down a much darker path — think a mix between Gossip Girl and Pretty Little Liars.
The climax started with Jason Blossom's death, which was eventually revealed to just be one little broken strand in the town's intricate web of secrets.
That's not all, each family's history was found to be entangled in a dramatic mess that could potentially cost lives and friendships.
Unfortunately, the finale of the season was more concerned with setting the scene for the following season instead of tying up loose ends.
Here are ten questions we want answered:
5. Did the Blossoms just let Nana Rose burn?
I wouldn’t be surprised if Nana Rose, the only seemingly sane member of the Blossom family, went up in flames together with the Blossom mansion.
As Penelope rages over her lost fortunes with Cheryl looking on, Nana Rose is nowhere to be seen. Rescuing their grandmother will likely rank low on the Blossoms’ priorities.
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