Tok fans of “Yellowjackets” season 3 on a wild roller coaster with unexpected turns, murders and murderers.
The post spoke with Ashley Sutton, who joined the series this season like Hanna, the frog scientist turned into capture after an encounter with the “Yellowjackets” lost, about the amazing end and the future Shoss.
Hanna was innocent until she changed the course of her destination by lunching a knife in the eye of her colleague (Joel Mchale) to demonstrate her loyalty to the hungry football team in episode 9.
WARNING: Final spoilers of season 3 below.
The final of Season 3 was delivered with the question of who killed Lottie Adult (Simone Kessell) was finally answered, and was an unlikely culprit.
The adult Shauna, played by Melanie Lynskey, arrives home to discover that her empty house and her family, her husband Jeff (Warren Kole) and her daughter Callie (Sarah Desjardins), left without brave.
Thinking that her twisted partner “Yellowjacket” survivor Misty (Christina Ricci) did something with them, Shauna confronts her, just to learn the horrible truth.
Callie pushed Lottie down the stairs until her inoportuna death only after the Guru desert said it was a product of her time caught in the forest.
The public sees a more sinister side of the adult Shauna after knowing the news, with the mother apparently hugging her darkness after discovering that her daughter has also killed.
The observers or “Yellowjackets” saw Taissa adult, also known as Tai (Tawny Cypress), do the same after (Lauren Ambrose) is stabbed in the heart by Melissa (Hilary Swank). Taking his lifeless body to the forest to what viewers are to bury her, Tai eats her lover of the heart time.
Things follow any tamer of their teenage counterparts trapped in nature.
They said goodbye to the teenager Mari (Alexa Barajas) in a brutal and unpleasant way after hunting her in the forest, and Hanna (Sutton) became an integral part of the “Yellowjackets” possible to return home.
In the final, teenagers began to fool the teenager Shauna (Sophie Nelisse) after she forbids them to use the newly discovered transpondor in search of help, so they devise a plan disguising Hanna as Teen Natalie (Sophie Thatcherx Tototcherx out of the world.
That’s where the final ends, titled “Full Circle”.
While talking with Sutton, he told The Post that he was as surprised as everyone to discover that it was not his character who was killed on the final album as the easy goal.
“I entered assuming that she was a boxing girl, or as she called him bone, a naked girl upside down,” he shared, referring to the scene after Mari’s body is dragged from the dagger well and prepared to eat.
“And then, it is revealed in episode 10 that I am a real part of saving everyone,” he added, sharing that he believes his character “with all his heart, he wants everyone to go home.”
While Sutton’s character had many memorable moments about the season, including killing one of his own, the actress told The Post that moment with Natalie “is my favorite scene that I filmed.”
At the time of publication, Showtime and Paramount+ have not yet announced a “Yellowjackets” season, and Sutton said he waits as a fan, which was renewed.
“I mean, as a fan, I want you to pick it up because I need to know the end. I need to know. I need to know who all this is. Or is it something, like mysterious, how do I need to know?” She responded to all missing connections for which spectators yearn. “I need the answers. I don’t have the answers, and I hope there is a collection.”
The star also pointed out that viewers need to see the ladies get home and sail towards normal life doing unimaginable things to stay alive while trapped in the desert for more than 19 months after their plane crash.
Sutton also shared how grateful he was with his co -star and creraces to accept it as one of his.
“I really love her so much. And I am very grateful that they give me the opportunity to interpret it and that the cast was so cozy that the crew was very cozy,” he shared or his role like Hanna. “He simply felt safe. He felt at home, and I hope we can do [it again]. “
The spectators expect it too, and there is still a possibility.
The cooker of “Yellowjackets” Ashley Lyle shared that she and the other showrunners (her husband, Bart Nickerson and Jonathan Lisco) originally planned the show for a five -seasons race.
“The original plan was approximately five seasons, and we felt that we are still on the way to that,” Seakly told Entertainment Weekly in March 2023. “Until now, we have a really aimed leg.” However, in the show, much can happen in two years.
The final of the “Yellowjackets” season “begins to be transmitted in Paramount+ with Showtime on Friday at 3 am et.
