It's about time that fans of 'Sons of Anarchy' will have to bid Jax Teller and the rest of the SAMCRO as the last episode of the all-time favorite show airs on Tuesday. Everything seems to be working just fine as avid fans eagerly anticipate the final ride of SOA, then a plot leak came out that got a number of fans devastated, Christian Today reported. It is a very unfortunate event that show creator Kurt Sutter apologized for.
Wrong shipment schedule has got the ending ruined as the saying of goodbyes happened days earlier. The book "Sons of Anarchy: The Official Collector's Edition" is supposed to be released by December 10, but a wholesaler of the books shipped them before the shipment date and this eventually spoiled the ending that the fans are waiting for.
Sutter took to Twitter to apologize to fans who received the book before the show's finale, wrote Christian Today.
He tweeted, "It has been brought to my attention that our SOA Collector's Edition Book has been sent out a week early by some distributors and book outlets. This book contains details about the final episode of the series. This, my friends, is a storyteller's worst nightmare. I wanted this book to be a compliment to the show."
The unfortunate fans will have to zip their mouths close so as not to ruin it for others. Sutter went on to say that "there is no excuse for utter ineptitude. It pains me that this will be the parting memory of some fans. I hope you all tune in for the finale. It plays much better than it reads."
The final episode of 'Sons of Anarchy' is titled 'Papa's Goods' which talks about the life of John Teller and how Jax has been trying to fulfill that. Jax read the manifesto "The Life and Death of Sam Crow: How the Sons of Anarchy Lost Their Way" which reveals the vision of his father that served as his guide in bringing that kind of peace that he wants for his family although fans can always question if he's been successful in doing so.
Since he learned the truth about the murder of his wife Tara, he has committed himself to being honest with the people he cares about. He knew there'd be no recovering from murdering Gemma, and that he'd have to kill her-for Tara, for himself, for his father, and also for his boys, whom she could get to once he was gone, TV Recaps reported.
Part of honoring his father would be how he should have taken care of his sons-something that others may actually question since he left them under the care of Nero and Wendy. Yes, he also killed Unser who was deemed as a good guy, but Jax took on a drastic measure to protect his kids because he knew that his boys would not be safe if Unser lived.
But Jax had to pay for the many sins that he committed, Deadline commented. There's no way that Kurt Sutter would allow him to escape all the crimes that was responsible for. It was bloody end for him but it was the way things have to. The site also thinks that Sutter made a very wise decision of ending the show that way while it is still hot. He managed to clean up the loose ends and touched all the necessary aspects of the story in a pretty strong and powerful way.
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