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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 253231" data-attributes="member: 27"><p>So I was bored at work today and my mind wandered to this show's ending. To say "no one is safe" is an understatement, given how these characters live on the edge all the time as it is. Now that the cancellation ax is being sharpened, I couldn't help but imagine ways to wrap up loose plot points. Picture this:</p><p></p><p>Jim, desperate to get his hands on Kathryn's money, decides to manipulate Celine into doing his dirty work. He convinces her that he wants her back, that only Hannah and Kathryn stand in the way of him claiming the family fortune. He would stand to inherit everything, and they could reunite and sail off into the sunset. He even pretends he wants to be a father to her/their two sons. What he doesn't realize is that Celine is even more unbalanced than he thinks. She goes to Wyatt's hospital room and tells him all about how her plan is finally falling into place: she wants her sons to get their rightful inheritance. She confesses she killed Amanda and made it look like suicide, and now she planned to get rid of the other heir to the fortune. She kills Wyatt with an injection of drugs, making it look like an overdose.</p><p></p><p>News is spreading that Kathryn got out on bail. At the mansion, Hannah is in the living room, organizing paperwork while Kathryn is taking a long, glorious bath upstairs to wash off all those prison cooties. Kathryn hears the doorbell but assumes Hannah will answer it. It's.....Benny, who wants to argue some more with Hannah about the $8 million. As they argue, we see a shadowy figure approaching Kathryn from behind as she soaks in the tub. Celine springs up out of nowhere brandishing a gun, but when she attempts to shoot Hannah, Benny steps in front of her and takes the bullet. Kathryn hears the gunshot and leaps from the tub. Hannah is wailing over her dead son, and Celine tries to flee the scene--only to be confronted by Kathryn holding a gun on her. Torn between rushing to aid Hannah/Benny and holding the gun on Celine, she doesn't notice Jim sneak up behind her (he's been hiding in the house). He snatches the gun from Kathryn's hands, but Celine's delight soon turns to horror when he uses it to shoot Celine. He then tosses Kathryn down the stairs. Hannah screams in horror as dead Kathryn basically lands at her feet, eyes wide open. Hannah can only close her eyes to pray as Jim aims the gun at her. He then laments the fact that Celine was such a screw-up that she couldn't even shoot the right people. As if in response to her name, Celine raises her head and then shoots Jim in the back, proving him wrong in that regard. She then dies, and Hannah is left wondering "Who's gonna clean up this mess?"</p><p></p><p>(Okay, maybe not that last part)</p><p></p><p>Now I have to imagine who to kill off Veronica, which is tough because...how do you kill pure evil?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 253231, member: 27"] So I was bored at work today and my mind wandered to this show's ending. To say "no one is safe" is an understatement, given how these characters live on the edge all the time as it is. Now that the cancellation ax is being sharpened, I couldn't help but imagine ways to wrap up loose plot points. Picture this: Jim, desperate to get his hands on Kathryn's money, decides to manipulate Celine into doing his dirty work. He convinces her that he wants her back, that only Hannah and Kathryn stand in the way of him claiming the family fortune. He would stand to inherit everything, and they could reunite and sail off into the sunset. He even pretends he wants to be a father to her/their two sons. What he doesn't realize is that Celine is even more unbalanced than he thinks. She goes to Wyatt's hospital room and tells him all about how her plan is finally falling into place: she wants her sons to get their rightful inheritance. She confesses she killed Amanda and made it look like suicide, and now she planned to get rid of the other heir to the fortune. She kills Wyatt with an injection of drugs, making it look like an overdose. News is spreading that Kathryn got out on bail. At the mansion, Hannah is in the living room, organizing paperwork while Kathryn is taking a long, glorious bath upstairs to wash off all those prison cooties. Kathryn hears the doorbell but assumes Hannah will answer it. It's.....Benny, who wants to argue some more with Hannah about the $8 million. As they argue, we see a shadowy figure approaching Kathryn from behind as she soaks in the tub. Celine springs up out of nowhere brandishing a gun, but when she attempts to shoot Hannah, Benny steps in front of her and takes the bullet. Kathryn hears the gunshot and leaps from the tub. Hannah is wailing over her dead son, and Celine tries to flee the scene--only to be confronted by Kathryn holding a gun on her. Torn between rushing to aid Hannah/Benny and holding the gun on Celine, she doesn't notice Jim sneak up behind her (he's been hiding in the house). He snatches the gun from Kathryn's hands, but Celine's delight soon turns to horror when he uses it to shoot Celine. He then tosses Kathryn down the stairs. Hannah screams in horror as dead Kathryn basically lands at her feet, eyes wide open. Hannah can only close her eyes to pray as Jim aims the gun at her. He then laments the fact that Celine was such a screw-up that she couldn't even shoot the right people. As if in response to her name, Celine raises her head and then shoots Jim in the back, proving him wrong in that regard. She then dies, and Hannah is left wondering "Who's gonna clean up this mess?" (Okay, maybe not that last part) Now I have to imagine who to kill off Veronica, which is tough because...how do you kill pure evil? [/QUOTE]
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