It happens in a church. Not a biker bar. Not a gunfight. A church. How poetic, right?
Jax brings Clay there. Clay knows what’s up. He actually says, “I’m ready.” And for a split second, you almost feel pity. Almost. Then you remember Piney. And Opie. And all that scheming.
Jax doesn’t use a gun. He uses a piano wire. He wraps it around Clay’s throat. And he pulls. And pulls. And pulls.
Clay chokes. He gurgles. It’s visceral. It’s the opposite of a quick, merciful bullet. Jax wants him to feel every second of it.
What Does He Say?
As Clay is dying, Jax whispers something in his ear. We don’t hear it clearly. But the internet thinks he says, “This is for my father.” Or maybe, “This is for Opie.”
Honestly, it doesn’t matter. The point is, Clay knows why he’s dying. He’s been running from this moment for six seasons.
And then? Silence. Clay Morrow is gone. The club’s demon is exorcised.
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