The series finale of 'You' concludes with Joe Goldberg facing a life sentence in prison after a grotesque accident involving his latest obsession, Bronte, who inflicts brutal injury on him. This send-off ties into broader discussions on societal views of 'bad men' as Joe's narrative raises moral questions about punishment and accountability. The finale incorporates dark humor alongside Joe's agony as he pleads for mercy, and his castration symbolizes repercussions for toxic masculinity, drawing parallels with other violent media moments.
"What do we do with people like Joe? Torture? Uh, okay, same thing. Prison? Eh, feels a bit not enough. So what do you do?"
"Clad in nothing but his underwear, Joe pursues Bronte through the woods like a demon, and Badgley goes hard on making Joe sound like a teeny, whiny baby."
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