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Sons Of Anarchy - Season 7 Episode 10: Faith and Despondency
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.
I found "Faith and Despondency" to be full of tension in all the right ways... Maybe those developments weren't appropriately balanced with the relationship stuff, but I didn't mind them rolling out in tandem.
Having the stage set for the ultimate mother/son showdown, Sons of Anarchy is primed to finally put an exclamation point on its tombstone. Herein lies the history of an American family who devoured itself one prodigal son at a time.
This installment is roughly ten minutes longer than anything that's come before it, turning this 70-minute showcase of sex and violence into an agonizing journey into misery.
"Faith and Despondency" is a perfectly serviceable Sons episode, replete with the raunchy fun that appeases the show's fan base and just enough gunfire to keep the installment from dragging too much.
"Faith And Despondency"... has at least two really, really good scenes; one of them is so good, in fact, that I'd rank it up there with the show at its peak.
"Faith and Despondency" wrapped up some big storylines, including dispatching Moses and a big chunk of Marks's men, but the biggest developments in the episode belonged to Abel.
The scenes felt realistic, like we were actually watching characters have real conversations rather than just hugging it out or running around shooting people. I've missed that aspect of the show as of late.
This is why we watch Sons. Just when it seems like Jax and the boys are trapped, they break away for a big gain. This is also why we watch Sons: We don't know if Gemma has the same ability.