Ep 12. Red Rose
- TVMA
- December 2, 2014
- 80 min
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9.4 (4,111)
The episode "Red Rose" marks the twelfth episode of the seventh and final season of Sons of Anarchy. This emotionally charged episode picks up where the previous left off, with Jax coming closer to making his final move against his enemies. The title of the episode refers to a symbolic red rose that Gemma gave to her grandson Abel, with the intention of reminding him of all the love she has for him.
As Jax continues to plot his revenge, he attempts to reach out to the Lin Triad with a new proposition. However, as with any dealings with rival gangs, the negotiations are dangerous and tense. Meanwhile, the Sons of Anarchy must continue to deal with the fallout from their recent actions, including the death of a beloved member and the fallout with their former allies, the Mayans.
One of the most dramatic moments of the episode occurs when Jax finally confronts his mother Gemma about her role in the death of his wife Tara. This scene is incredibly powerful and emotional, with both actors delivering standout performances. Gemma is forced to confront the reality of her actions and the hurt she has caused to her own son, while Jax struggles to reconcile his feelings for his mother with the pain she has inflicted.
The episode also features several subplots and character developments. Chibs, for example, must deal with the emotional repercussions of losing a close friend, while Bobby faces increasing pressure from within the club. Meanwhile, the stakes continue to rise as Jax prepares for his ultimate showdown with his enemies, knowing all too well that this will be the final chapter for him and the Sons of Anarchy.
Overall, "Red Rose" is a powerful and emotional episode that sets the stage for the series' epic conclusion. Fans of the show will find themselves on the edge of their seats as the final pieces of the puzzle fall into place, and the stakes become higher than ever before. With only a few episodes left until the series finale, viewers will undoubtedly be left wanting more after this intense and dramatic installment.
