Why did the TV show Sons of Anarchy come to an end? Sons of Anarchy was a TV show made by Kurt Sutter that started on FX in 2008 and ended in 2014. It was a show about a group of people who fight against crime and violence.
Sons of Anarchy looked at a lot of different things, like vigilantism, corruption, and racism, through the lens of an outlaw motorcycle club that had a lot of problems with other groups and clubs outside of their group.
Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam), a V.P. for motorcycle club Sons of Anarchy, was a character in Sons of Anarchy. His father, John Teller, was a founding member of the club. When Jax finds a manifesto written by his late father, he starts to question the club's goals and path, his relationships, and himself.
This starts the show. Most people were happy with the show Sons of Anarchy. They mostly praised Sutter's writing, how quickly the stories were told, and how well everyone in the main cast, especially Katey Sagal who played Jax's mother, Gemma Teller-Morrow, did. The show had a good story, a good tone, a good pace, and good actors, so why did it end after seven seasons?
Getting Rid of the IRA Partnership and Making New Ones
For the Sons, one of the best ways to make money is to buy and sell guns for the “cause” of the True IRA across the ocean. There have been betrayals, deaths, and even the kidnapping of baby Abel Teller at the end of season 2.
It's always been shaky. During the course of the show, Jax started reading through his father's journals. As he did, he began to realise that running guns and dealing drugs wasn't what his father, John Teller, had planned for the club.
They show Jax that his life has been going in the wrong direction for years. He decides to stop working with the IRA once and for all. The only way to do this is with bullets and blood, but that's what he has to do. In order to get Brendan Roarke, a member of the Irish Council, to Charming, the club says it will give him an IRA traitor to kill: Connor Malone (Scott Anderson).
But when Roarke and his friends show up to take things into their own hands, Jax quickly kills the Irish King with a single gunshot to the head. I think it's a risky move, but Jax has already decided how his story will end, so it doesn't bother him. As far as Malone is concerned, Jax even makes things easier for him.
Instead of the Sons of Anarchy, Marcus Alvarez (Emilio Rivera) and the Mayans keep their guns deal going with the Mayans. After a long time, Jax finally got the club free of guns.
Abel and Thomas will have a New Future in the Future
This is the last season of Sons of Anarchy, and a lot of stories come full circle. Wendy's (Drea de Matteo) redemption is the most surprising. He wants to keep Abel away from his former wife, Jax, because she is a bad drug addict and he doesn't want her near him. That doesn't mean Wendy doesn't get better.
In the wake of Tara's death, Wendy helps Jax figure out what to do. He ends up giving the club his stake in both Diosa International and Redwoody Productions, as well as Wendy, Abel, and Thomas (Jax's son with Tara), away to start a new life.
Jax had realised that his actions were having a big impact on his sons, especially Abel, who was becoming more violent. Jax's desire for revenge over Tara's death and his war against the Irish had turned him into the person he'd fought so hard not to be. If Abel and Thomas stayed in Charming with him or the club, history was going to happen again.
Because the boys need to hate the thought of him, Jax says that they need to stay on a better path than him. He says, “I'm not a good person.” “I'm a thief and a killer. I want my sons to hate the thought of me.”
Because the boys won't have their father, Wendy should be able to raise Abel and presumably adopt Thomas. This will give her a second chance at being a mother.
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The Poor Woman was on the Streets
A lot of people have talked about the homeless woman in Sons of Anarchy over the years. In the show, does she act as a Charming person who tells us about everything that happens It's not clear if she is a ghost who is looking out for the Teller family. Or is she a long-lost family member or mother who is connected to someone in the club?
We see her one last time right before Jax takes his last ride. She doesn't say anything when Jax asks her about herself. To give him her blanket, she says, “It's time.” After reading Kurt Sutter's explanation of the scene, that line looks even more sinister.
In a YouTube video, the creator of Sons of Anarchy said that the homeless woman is… Jesus. Yes, the Son of God came to Charming, and he was there. But telling Jax “it's time” is a clear sign that his story is about to end.
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It's Time for One Last Ride
As charismatic and charming as Jax Teller was, he couldn't keep going the way he was. So angry and violent was he that he turned into the very thing he used to hate so much. As it turns out, it's very easy to see how Jax and his adoptive father Clay Morrow have a lot of things in common.
A killing in broad daylight allows Jax to get revenge on August Marks and Charles Barosky, who had betrayed SAMCRO. It also draws attention from the police so that Jax can carry out his plan to kill himself and end his life. He dies on the same road that his father did. In fact, you could say that's where all of Jax's problems started.
If John Teller hadn't been killed in an accident that Gemma and Clay caused, Jax wouldn't have been looking for answers about his dad's life. As he faces an oncoming truck, Jax opens his arms and welcomes death. He knows that this is his punishment for all the bloodshed that had been caused by him and his friends in Sons of Anarchy.
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