Peter Nowalk’s highly acclaimed TV Show, How To Get Away With Murder, drew its curtains with a gripping final episode and has successfully tapped into the emotion of many of the fans who have followed it through for six years. While fans globally have reacted and said a few things about the show finale, Twitter is buzzing with a global tweet on #HTGAWMFinale. That said, we want to talk about a few things about the show and understand what it is about this Viola Davis anchored thriller/drama that makes fans love it so much (or hate it) to go through six whole years.
She got the happy ending she deserved and that’s ultimately all I cared about.
Goodbye to one of the greatest television characters ever. ❤️#HTGAWM #HTGAWMFinale pic.twitter.com/YL2WJahxss— ethan ✨ (@thebeachb0y) May 15, 2020
For six years, Annalise Keating has been training and grooming five law students to become the best lawyers that they can be, and while her selection process was based on some background, she has had with their parents, Mrs. Keating had nothing but hopes for her students, even when they went further to backstab her in the sixth season.
The biggest lesson that Annalise taught us is that you should never put your life on the line for anyone, and always count on YOURSELF. In the end, you’re all you have— only you can save YOU. #HTGAWMFinale pic.twitter.com/o0BW9MkAHF
— maybe: Kerry DeSean West (@ktweetedit) May 15, 2020
The one thing that many fans will agree has kept them going is the suspense that comes with the series, this suspense is also why so many fans stopped watching the show at the fourth season where the show recorded a huge drop in fan base.
How it started and how it ended. Thank you to the writers, producers and the cast for 6 seasons of beautiful chaos. There will never be another show quite like this.#HTGAWMFinale pic.twitter.com/jm6y4vRKuo
— S (@fullyperplexed) May 15, 2020
In this #HTGAWMFinale many fans are particular about the good ending the producers of the show gave to Annalise as she had been through a lot for her students, her assistants, Bonnie and Frank, and everyone who really mattered to her in the show. From the start of the second half of the #HTGAWMFinale, fans were made to believe that she probably had died a hard death, but were relieved to see that she had gone on to live to old age and finally appreciated her bisexuality.
Annalise Keating said BISEXUAL RIGHTS!!! ❤ #HTGAWMFinale pic.twitter.com/SwpAxFL94r
— IU stan account (@TheMaxyNe) May 15, 2020
Her owning up to her bisexuality also opened a whole new topic within the LGBTQ community as many have used that opportunity to push further on the rights for queer people to holding notable positions in the community.
annalise saying she's a bisexual woman,,, i'm so proud of her. SAY IT LOUDER QUEEN#HTGAWM pic.twitter.com/dGEkayOnpc
— ????????? ; HTGAWM spoilers (@xflorenzistan) May 8, 2020
The #HTGAWMFinale progressed from the snitching of her students (the ones who were alive, as two had died within the seasons) after being coerced by the FBI to testify against her, to the moments where they realised that she had been on their side all along and how she had protected them like her own child.
Funny how Michaela turned out to be that same “old lonely miserable bitch” she always said Annalise would be #HTGAWM pic.twitter.com/sO6CGwfNQ1
— Allie Trell (@Tokyoskin) May 15, 2020
With the show hitting its end in this final episode, many has also pointed out that Frank and Bonnie deserved the ending that they got, as both died in the arms of Mrs. Keating after many years of loyalty to her and what she stands for.
Happy with the ending because Annalise lived a long life. Justice was served because Bonnie and Frank killed a lot of people and died together. Laurel got to raise Christopher in the best way. Christopher became a criminal lawyer & teacher just like Annalise #HTGAWM #HTGAWMFinale pic.twitter.com/k5Ah4bsT5d
— ? (@tswiftsbt13) May 15, 2020
How To Get Away With Murder has come and go, but many fans have concluded that this may just have been the best legal show yet to win the hearts of many for six years.
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