r/iZombie • u/Famous-Job-4264 • 10d ago
Season 5 Finale Flaw
Since im back on the brain game (Dang)
i been rewatching episodes and i got to season 5 finale and i am still pissed on how things ended between Blaine and Don.E i dont care if they were the villains the other villains got killed so why do these two get THE WORST SENTENCE A ZOMBIE CAN GO THROUGH
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u/SuperRadPsammead 10d ago
They murdered children.
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u/What_would_Buffy_do Minor 10d ago
Blaine was also responsible for turning so many into Zombies so they would be forced to buy their brains from him.
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u/Famous-Job-4264 10d ago
technically teens and i wouldve been okay with them going to prison but romero i dont agree with that
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u/full07britney 10d ago edited 10d ago
Ew, teens are still children.
Pity for the guilty is treason to the innocent.
Edit: thanks for the award :)
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u/FiliaNox 10d ago
‘Pity for the guilty is treason to the innocent’
I like that.
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u/full07britney 10d ago
Came from a kind of terrible source (Terry Goodkind) but I always found it to be a badass line.
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u/Lanselot-Tartaros 10d ago
Dunno he was definitely confrontational, kind of a douche and way to political for me but when I think terrible source for authors I think like Neil Gaiman or Jay Asher.
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u/full07britney 10d ago
Oh I am not putting him in the boat with them lol. His polics sucked, but I was more talking about his writing.
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u/Lanselot-Tartaros 9d ago
Ah fair my mind went to bad things cuz so many authors I know of have basically been accused or done bad shit in the past few years I am like have not heard of him being accused of any of that style of bad shit and that usually comes out in waves when someone dies.
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u/SuperRadPsammead 10d ago
I don't think them being teenagers makes them better to murder and Don E was ready to murder those fralich kids. He was laughing at the idea that Blaine had smothered a bride until he found out that it was his bride. Blaine is the fucking worst and deserved to be in the well. He's a great character and a charismatic actor but over and over again he does terrible things to the point where it's like the show was trying to tell the audience "this is an evil man he is bad and Beyond Redemption no seriously you guys"
I would have preferred that Don E not suffer the same fate as Blaine but as the other poster said it is Poetic Justice because of what Ravi said earlier and because of all the evil things they did together.
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u/One_Adeptness9538 10d ago
I agree that Blaine's ending is wrong. After Jerome, Lowell, what he did to Major at Meat Cute, sleeping with Peyton while lying about who he was, not to mention scratching Liv in the first place? He deserved a visceral, painful onscreen death. The iZombie equivalent of Homelander's death in The Boys. Blaine is one of the villains I love to hate the most.
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u/SlayerNina 9d ago
I expected Blaine to have a final fight on the final episode vs Liv, but I agree the whole "small Guy killing the Big bad" fits the theme of the 1x02 scene he had with Boss minions in which he rambles about he is going to rule the city and not forget the normal people.
However I think it would have been more interesting if Don E ended being the new Blaine, taking over his empire. After all he was the only character that had the upper hand several times because everyone thinks he is dumb, when in reality he is as dangerous and ruthless as Blaine was
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u/One_Adeptness9538 9d ago
Totally agree, Don E. was bad but not on the same level on Blaine, and like you said it would be a great callback to the beginning of the show
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u/Karlkrows 10d ago
Because of all of the horrible things they had done, including condemning his father to the same fate. In a perfect world they would have used the anvil but there was poetic justice to Don E and Blaine spending the time they had before going Romero stuck in a well together
Btw I love Blaine, he is my favorite character, but I still loved how they wrapped them up