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Written by Brad Ingelsby (Run All Night) and directed by Craig Zobel (The Hunt), Mare of Easttown sees Mare Sheehan thrust back into the limelight when a body washes up in Creedham Creek.

Starring Guy Pearce and Evan Peters alongside Winslet, Mare Sheehan attempts to eclipse her former glory of helping to win a high school basketball championship as the lead police investigator in the murder case.

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By contrast, the final shot, which slowly pans out from the ladder to the attic where Mare has gone to face her demons, feels like a final full stop. The show has been defined by it's twisty episode endings which delivered a bombshell each week. The conclusion of the finale leans into this, with Mare instructed to "finally face what you've been avoiding" by her therapist now that the case is over. The same pattern has been true of Dawn Bailey over losing Katie, Lori with Ryan's confession, and the whole Sheehan family over the deaths of both Kevin and Helen's husband. But hang on, we've still got 40 minutes of the episode to go, and that feels long even for a wrap-up therapy session for Mare.įor all of its twists, turns, missing girls and shady men, Mare of Easttown is really about grief: the ways we bottle it up and then lash out when it becomes too much. Are we in a Nancy Meyers movie? Maybe, if Mare and Richard's goodbye before he drives off into the distance is anything to go by. Things get even more conciliatory as Richard and Mare dance at Faye and Frank's wedding, where Mare says she's "having as much fun as you can at your ex husband's wedding". We enter a little montage of end-tying moments where we see Katie Bailey getting a new home, Jess coming to terms with Erin's death, and Carrie admitting she's checking back into rehab and giving up on the custody battle over Drew.

The Phoebe Bridgers edible marathon seems to have done wonders for Siobhan's communication skills. Things seem to have softened in the Sheehan house, and Mare shares some warm moments with both Helen and Siobhan, with her daughter kindly telling her that Easttown is "a better place because you're here". In brighter news, Helen's drunk! It feels only right that we are saying goodbye to Easttown with footage of its best resident chugging Manhattans and falling onto the bin. At least she doesn't see the subsequent Easter egg that DJ's name is Dylan John, which feels like something that should have been picked up on?!! On discovering that John evaded her investigation thanks to using burner phones and making sure he had an alibi on the night, Mare looks pissed.

John walks us through how he and Erin begun a relationship, including some extremely icky justifications for having sex with a teenager, saying they had a connection and "could confide in each other". After failing to gun down his brother and brawling in the river with Mare, John is taken in and confesses to accidentally killing Erin. The scrap of paper which Jess stowed away is now a much larger colour photograph of Erin in bed with John at the Ross family reunion. There was something about the way the figure kept emerging that needed further investigation, and the fact it wasn't taken seriously felt like more than a sad footnote in this town which cares so little for women.Īllow us to rewind to talk through how we got to this shocking revelation, to the start of the finale where we quickly (a little too quickly, if we're honest) learn that in fact John is DJ's father. Well, we hate to say we told you so (yes, we have receipts), but the prowler really was the key to who killed Erin all along.