The finale of “Yellowstone” leaves fans in awe with a satisfying ending

The last episode of “Yellowstone“It aired on Sunday night, though Kevin Costner After missing the second half of Season 5, fans received a satisfying ending to the popular show.

Kevin Costner played the series’ patriarch, John Dutton, for most of the series as he tried to save his farm from greedy corporations looking to expand. However, his character was killed off midway through season 5 after the actor had a falling out with the show’s creator. Taylor Sheridan.

The final episode of “Yellowstone” reveals what happened to the ranch and the other characters after his death.

Fan favorite Beth Dutton, played by Kelly Reilly, and her brother Case, played by Luke Grimes, sell the ranch to Chief Rainwater and Broken Rock Reservation. diverse Reports.

The siblings sold the multi-million dollar farm for just $1.25 an acre ($1.1 million) to prevent companies from destroying the land – on the condition that Kayce Dutton and his family could remain in their home on the farm.

Rainwater also agreed not to build on the land to preserve it. Both brothers are freed from the drama surrounding the ranch’s protection for most of the series, which resulted in several deaths, and seem to be at peace with the sale of the ranch.

For most of the series, Beth physically fought with her foster brother, played by Wes Bentley, and Jimmy Dutton, who was responsible for the death of their father, John Dutton, among others.

After John’s funeral, Beth goes to confront Jimmy with a large knife and a can of bear spray. Her husband, Rip, played by Cole Hauser, soon realizes she has left the ranch and follows her with cowboy Lloyd, played by Furry J. Smith.

Beth hid inside Jimmy’s house and attacked him after he returned home. The siblings had a prolonged fight, and Beth was unconscious for a few moments before she woke up and attacked her brother again while Jimmy tried to rinse the bear spray out of his eyes with two containers of milk. Jimmy ends up strangling Beth before she can be rescued after Rip enters the house and kicks Jimmy out. Beth then stabs Jimmy in the heart and he dies.

Beth called 9-1-1 when Rip and Lloyd made a final trip to the “train station,” the place where they routinely dumped bodies and dropped Jimmy down a cliff. Beth told police she confronted Jimmy for missing his father’s funeral and accused him of being responsible for his death, prompting the attack.

She explained that Jimmy lost consciousness and that when she woke up, he had fled the scene. The police believed their explanation given her injuries.

“Yellowstone“Fans finally enjoyed seeing Beth get revenge on Jamie.

One fan wrote on

Another added: “I’ve been waiting since the first episode of Season 1 for Beth to dump Jamie and that moment has finally arrived #YellowstoneTV.”

Beth and cowboy Rip buy their own ranch in a nearby town in Montana and bring with them their “adopted” son Carter, played by Finn Little.

Rip invited Lloyd to come with them, but he refused.

Rumor has it that a “Yellowstone” spinoff with Beth and Rip is in the works, and Rip told Lloyd his door is always open to him.

Teeter, played by Jennifer Landon, joins cowboy Jimmy, played by Jefferson White, to work for Travis (Taylor Sheridan) on his Texas ranch.

Ryan (Ian Bohen) joins his girlfriend Abby, played by country music star Lenny Wilson, on tour as Walker (Ryan Bingham) and Laramie (Hussie Harrison) join the rodeo.

Casey and his wife, Monica, played by Kelsey Asbell, have settled into their farmhouse with their son, Tate (Brecken Merrell).

Dutton’s younger brother planned to raise cattle on a smaller section of the farm and was relieved to give up his job as livestock commissioner. The family seems happy as they settle down. The show ended with a narration by Elsa Dutton, a character from the “Yellowstone” prequel series, “1883.” Elsa noted that the farm had returned as her father had once promised her.

“My father was told they would come for this land, and he promised to give it back.”