Towards the end of Euphoria season 2's finale, the pair finally sit down together after the conclusion of Lexi's play, and Jules expresses that she still loves Rue.ĭespite mending fences with Elliot (Dominic Fike), who also participated in Rue's intervention in episode 5, it may take longer for Rue to forgive Jules.

With Jules being so integral to Rue's journey, though, this seemed particularly egregious. After Jules participated in Rue's intervention in episode 5, Rue said some truly horrible things to Jules and Hunter Schafer's character was largely sidelined for the rest of the season, something that is indicative of a larger pattern with several characters.

Rue and Jules, the relationship at the center of Euphoria, was irrevocably changed in season 2. With Fez left alive, Angus Cloud's character will have to deal with the fact that one of the only people he's ever cared for has died and while this sets up an interesting story for him in Euphoria season 3, it still doesn't quite make sense. This should put to rest any theories about Ashtray being the third Jacobs son that Euphoria has hinted at, but it also brings to light one of the finale's most baffling decisions-why on earth is the pre-teen Ashtray so willing to go toe-to-toe with the police? The character had already displayed a propensity for violence in his willingness to quickly kill Mouse and Custer, the latter of whom is knifed in the neck by Ashtray in the finale, but Ashtray's death seems like a way to serve Fez's story more than anything. East Highland's resident drug dealer is left wounded after a SWAT team descends on his house, with Ashtray facing off against the cops in a fatal gunfight as a fading Fez watches on. Fez's fate is left unknown at the end of Euphoria season 2.

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