This article contains spoilers For the final of season 2 of season 2 of 1923.

Season 2 of “1923” has a “Game of Thrones” death reportSo testify to a tragedy in the final has probably shocked any spectator who has followed the series since its creation – or any other show in Taylor Sheridan’s “Yellowstone” franchise Besides. However, while the death of Alexandra Dutton (Julia Schlaepfer) was teased a long time ago, her disappearance in “A Dream and A Memory” is always a punch, because it arrives shortly after it is found with Spencer (Brandon Sklenar) and gives birth to their child.

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Alexandra suffered throughout season 2, and she deserved a happy ending more than any other character. Unfortunately, life is sometimes cruel, and the Sheridan shows are soaked in tragedy, trauma and brutality, so that the possibility that these love birds are probably out of the table from the start.

In addition, the romance of Spencer and Alexandra has always been intended to end in this way, while the series dropped clues to death between them from the first moment they locked up on each other. In this spirit, let’s revise the scenes that telegraphed this result for the relationship of Spencer and Alexandra.

Spencer’s very first conversation and Alexandra concerns death. She approaches him while he is in the discharges and has a drink, and it is love at first sight. Alexandra informs the Dutton that she finds the idea that he kills animals eating men with naked hands to be romantic. Spencer, a hunter, rejects this notion, but tells him that death is most alive that a person can feel – another feeling that she finds romantic. Immediately, a link between love and death for this relationship is established, and that does not stop there.

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In season 1, episode 6, Spencer and Alexandra share a romantic moment on a boat, where she tells him that she will follow him all over the world, even if it leads her death. Unfortunately, this is exactly what is happening, because season 2 of “1923” sees them separate at sea, forcing Alexandra to shake through the oceans in the United States and to die finally in the process.

On a positive note, Alexandra dies of content, while she abandoned her life to save her and the newborn of Spencer. This gives gravity to the feeling of her husband to feel alive during death; Her last moments understand her knowing that she has done a good thing for her family. It is a heartbreaking conclusion of the couple’s journey on earth, but the moments of fence find them united in paradise and the slow dance, so it could have been worse.

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“1923” is streaming on Paramount +.