Well, assuming she survives the end of season 1.
Towards the end of episode 7, Black and her supervisor, Nora Washington (Quincy Tyler Bernstine), caught up to Catherine, only for Alice to let her go. This wasn't exactly selfless on her part, though.
With that, everyone is furiously heading to the Easton house, including us, as we hurtle towards a finale that will end up being the most-talked about show this summer.
Furious season 1 ending explained
Does Catherine get revenge against Emma?
Nora's supervisor, Ed George (Danny McCarthy), calls Emma to warn her because he too has been complicit, helping to cover up Jay's evil wrongdoings. That's when Catherine confronts Emma in the greenhouse, recalling her involvement in the abuse she and her best friend Isabel endured at the hands of Jay.
"Is this where you hid out when he was hurting little girls?" asks Catherine.
That's when Catherine rushes Emma, who shoots her in the shoulder. Injured, Catherine runs off to the house, but not before she takes Emma's gun.
Being back where she was abused, Catherine starts to remember fragments of what happened. Alice is more concerned with getting her to drop the gun though, knowing that the police and FBI will kill her if they burst in and find Catherine armed.
"I didn’t get to decide a single f**king thing about my life," screams Catherine, remembering how she was "starved and f**ked and hit and strangled."
"It’s power watching someone die," explains Catherine. "There’s a moment right before they go when you’re not scared at all. And I was always scared… It’s like I’m eating him, like I'm swallowing him, like everything he’s ever done is disappearing inside me… I have all the power. I want you to feel it."
Aiming her gun at Emma, Catherine starts to remember that Isabel wouldn't stop bleeding after the abuse.
Emma claims her father wouldn't let her get a doctor to come help.
That's when Emma points out Isabel was alive when she left the room but was dead upon her return.
"She asked me to," replies Catherine who now sees a vision of Isabel where Alice is sitting. The actual Alice strokes her face, reassuring Catherine as we realise she killed her friend to save her. And that's when the FBI burst in.
How did Jay die?
"You’re the movie star!" he exclaims. "I like your video. Always one of my favourites."
The despicable old man starts choking as his breathing machine begins to beep erratically.
Alice shouts for medical assistance, and then we jump outside where we find out he died. Nora laments the lack of evidence that showed up in their search of the house as Ed smiles, knowing he's in the clear.
Wrapping things up
Danny refuses, claiming he doesn't know what she's talking about. We, however, know he's lying, and that's because he doesn't want anyone to see the video of Alice from when she was younger.
Catherine shares the news that she and Alden (Steve Way) have got married while she's in jail, joking that they haven't decided where to honeymoon just yet. Alice also has news, revealing that the authorities found Isabel's body. It's being moved off Hart Island to a cemetery where she will be laid to rest with a marked grave.
Away from the chaos of prison, Alice and Danny finally get that beach getaway they've always talked about. It's there that they kiss and presumably go all the way at last.
Danny gives Alice the flash drive later, saying she can do what she wants with it while he considers retiring by the beach.
"This is what Danny had. Hal was compiling evidence against Jay. I’m on there too," adds Alice. "I was 14 and thought I was in love. There’s a video and Jay had it. I didn’t disclose it."
"You wanna do this job? You face it."
Alice does as Nora suggests in a heartbreaking moment. With the camera focused tightly on her face, we watch Alice experience the pain of making that video all over again, and we also watch Rossum winning her Emmy for this show in real time, too.
"Jay was my source," replies Hal, knowing that the evidence on that flash drive would destroy his entire life. "If we didn’t take info from criminals, how would we do this job?"
"Maybe I will f**k you one of these days," adds Nora with a smile. And with that, Hal knows she will hold this evidence over him for as long as she damn pleases, making him squirm endlessly.
How did Jay really die?
Alice sticks to her story, claiming that Jay died of "respiratory failure." And he did, but that's not the whole story.
We flash back again to Jay's death, but this time, we can see Alice deliberately stepping on his ventilator wire before she physically choked him to death, all while calling out for help.
Back in the computer room, Alice checks the database to find out who watched the video of her that was filmed when she was just 14. It turns out over 50,000 people have downloaded the file. 50,000 people who deserve to be punished.
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