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Sons Of Anarchy - Season 7 Episode 09: What A Piece Of Work Is Man
The seventh and final Season of Sons of Anarchy begins 10 days after the death of Gemma, leaving Jax heart-broken in jail and determined to find out the truth behind her passing. The club is behind Jax all the way and, as always, proving loyalty through many ups and downs. Gemma is fighting her own demons in coping with what she did and all is not 'on the level' with her. Jax';;;s oldest son is growing up... some might say a little too fast due to what he has to deal with and what he discovers.
One thing is clear after seven seasons, this life does not very often draw distinctions between the guilty and the innocent or the deserving and the undeserving.
I actually really enjoyed the episode and thought it was one of the best of the season. It had cut-up corpses, some sex on a cop car, and a huge death.
While Jax acts as if his grand plans are just now starting to unravel, his revenge-fueled journey has been fueled by misstep after bloody misstep as the Sons frantically attempt to put Band-Aids over the scars. And it?s not working.
It was a relief to finally get something concrete that Unser and Jarry could use to investigate more deeply into Gemma's story. Let's get this plotline moving!
After the last few episodes were little more than the show spinning its wheels until there can be some kind of confrontation between Jax and Gemma, "What a Piece of Work Is Man" offers the unfamiliar feeling that something is actually at stake.
While collateral damage produced from her (Gemma's) lies has been minimal up to this point, consuming bit characters from other gangs, it finally makes a push to claim the lives of SAMCRO's inner circle here.