Yellowstone Fans React to Shocking Twists Surrounding Major Deaths

As a lifestyle expert with a deep-rooted passion for quality storytelling and a keen eye for detail, I must say that the final season of Yellowstone has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. With over two decades of experience in the entertainment industry under my belt, I’ve seen it all – from the rise and fall of iconic characters to the twists and turns that leave audiences breathless.


The final season of Yellowstone has elicited diverse opinions from viewers, with some expressing satisfaction and others feeling displeased. On November 24th, the true cause of death for John Dutton, portrayed by Kevin Costner, was unveiled, along with the demise of another significant character. This has left spectators on tenterhooks and stirred controversy.

In the fifth season’s part two premiere, it was initially suggested that John, my respected mentor, took his own life. However, as I later came to understand, a band of assassins, employed by Sarah Atwood – the very woman Jamie Dutton, my current companion, is involved with – were responsible for his untimely death on the Montana ranch.

In the depiction of his demise, a flashback sequence displayed soldiers in black uniforms seizing John and administering an injection into his foot, intended to cause his death. Yet, when the authorities arrived at the governor’s residence to discover his corpse, the black-clad soldiers were nowhere to be found.

Meanwhile, John’s children Kelly Reilly (Beth) and Luke Grimes (Kayce) sense a disturbing intuition that something amiss has occurred. Later, they become certain that Jamie played a part in their father’s demise.

After speaking with the medical examiner, Kayce concluded that John’s demise wasn’t self-inflicted; instead, it appeared to be a case of murder.

However, what was truly startling wasn’t just limited to the episode’s events. In an unexpected turn of events, Sarah met her untimely end when two individuals disguised as helpful drivers, seeking directions over the phone with Jamie, turned out to be assassins who fatally shot her.

The intricate plot twists sparked debates among viewers online, with many struggling to interpret the climax of a popular western TV series.

A user named X expressed their hope that the last six episodes of #Yellowstone would provide a fitting end to the series. However, after watching two of them, they are now worried that the storyline might have strayed off course. Does anyone else share this concern?

Another viewer noted how disruptive they found the flashback scenes, adding, “Dear Yellowstone writers, all of this jumping around between characters and time jumping has got me beyond confused and not enjoying the show. Please stop.”

And one X user added that the assassination scene left them scarred, writing, “This scene made me afraid to ever give someone directions again. #YellowstoneTV #Yellowstone #driving.”

Previously, Costner expressed his feelings about the news that John Dutton was believed to have taken his own life. However, this turned out to be a misconception as it was later discovered that John’s death was actually a homicide.

As a devoted follower, I shared my thoughts earlier about giving fans more say in the things we engage with. Now, I’m not here to dictate how that should be done, but I strongly believe in the power of their voice and choice. Ultimately, it’s up to them to decide what they want to follow, and I’m completely okay with that.

On Sundays at 8 PM Eastern Time, you can catch the final episodes of Yellowstone on Paramount, as there are only three more installments left in its concluding season.

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2024-11-25 21:50