[Riverwide]

Incredible end to an incredible series!

[Riverwide]

Originally posted by Fireman25

The finale was good! Lana turned out to be cold hearted.

I don't really think she was particularly cold hearted. I think she was just very, very tough after all she had been through.

[alfonso12]

I was ready to end up dissapointed with the finale, but I really surprised me, I loved it, it wasn't the most exciting episode, but everyone had the ending that each one deserved.

Now, am I the only one who thinkg Lana looked completely flawless when she went to that park when she met her son?

Oh, and btw, her grandma make up should have been better, it make her age only about 15 years when she was supposed to age about 40 years.

[YourMadGesty]

Such an amazing season — most definitely better than season one.

[JasperX]

Originally posted by Riverwide

I don't really think she was particularly cold hearted. I think she was just very, very tough after all she had been through.

As the sister Jude said, "When you look into evils, evils gonna look right back at you." Lana becomes the sheer evil one.

[feuxtography]

I don't see Lana as evil. She was a woman with a mission, the whole season. Even when she was locked up and going crazy she still had a plan to release her story.

So glad everything worked out for her. She was the one character I really wanted to survive.

[ChapelHooker]

Originally posted by alfonso12

I was ready to end up dissapointed with the finale, but I really surprised me, I loved it, it wasn't the most exciting episode, but everyone had the ending that each one deserved.

Now, am I the only one who thinkg Lana looked completely flawless when she went to that park when she met her son?

Oh, and btw, her grandma make up should have been better, it make her age only about 15 years when she was supposed to age about 40 years.

She looked so freaking flawless throughout the whole episode, but in the park she slayed everyone!

[Lucas32]

the finale


Lana looking like Lana Del Rey at Kit's wedding


Jude dying



Lana killing Johnny



The scene about the pastor and Bruscliff exposed




The flawless ending scene that gave me chills





The fact we have to wait for Octobre

[Oshiish]

Amazing,

Lana

[cypriotpcdfan]

I was in complete awe of that finale

I was afraid they would mess it up but it was FLAWLESS

Lana might just be my favorite character EVER

BRING ON SEASON 3 BITCHES

[Crazytowel]

Lana

[toanythingtaboo]

Right. I'm confused.

Did that ending imply that Lana made up the entire thing for fame and success?

Jude turned her away saying Lana had already made up her mind over what Briarcliff was like, and Lana said to Johnny "you have no idea what I'm capable of"...which considering he knew all the stuff she'd done/been through, implies there was more (i.e. it was all a lie).

[Fireman25]

American Horror Story: Asylum wraps up its brilliant second season tonight but co-creator Ryan Murphy is already planning out the third installment of his FX mini-series: EW has learned exclusively that season 1 star Taissa Farmiga (Higher Ground) is in talks to rejoin the series for season 3. Farmiga, who played the troubled teen Violet, would be one of the leads of AHS‘ very secretive third go-round and would join fellow alums Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, and Evan Peters.

Explains Murphy “I missed her this season. There wasn’t really a role for her. I feel very protective of her and I didn’t want her to go back into the loony bin—it was too dark. So I thought well ‘I want Taissa to be one of the leads next year.’ I called her up and pitched her the character for the season and she loved it and she said, ‘Yes let’s do it.’ So we’re in negotiations for her to headline season 3.”


http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/01/23/am...n-3-exclusive/

[ChapelHooker]

Originally posted by toanythingtaboo

Right. I'm confused.

Did that ending imply that Lana made up the entire thing for fame and success?

Jude turned her away saying Lana had already made up her mind over what Briarcliff was like, and Lana said to Johnny "you have no idea what I'm capable of"...which considering he knew all the stuff she'd done/been through, implies there was more (i.e. it was all a lie).

No it all happened. She just changed things to get more fame and then corrected those on the interview. Jude saying that was a warning to Lana to not investigate any further, which she should have done, because then all of the stuff would have not happened to her.

And her saying "You have no idea what I am capable of" was also kind of a warning to Johnny that she is as well, dangerous and very smart.

[Lucas32]

Originally posted by toanythingtaboo

Right. I'm confused.

Did that ending imply that Lana made up the entire thing for fame and success?

Jude turned her away saying Lana had already made up her mind over what Briarcliff was like, and Lana said to Johnny "you have no idea what I'm capable of"...which considering he knew all the stuff she'd done/been through, implies there was more (i.e. it was all a lie).

No she just made some things up it still happened.
The ending was supposed to show role changes imo.
The way they talked about anmbition and how that led to Lana's torture but also fame.
And more importantly when Jude said "look evil in the face" we see a close up of her face which led us to believe she would be the evil character and Lana the victim.Pretty black and white.
But over the course of the show it changed.
Jude got a lot of sympathy and Lana was pretty much hated in the last two episodes.
I think it was supposed to show that

[Kings.]

This **** Slayyed I'm currently watching season 1 on Netflix and its dare I say better than this season, but I can't wait for season 3 it'll have witches and deal with supernatural activity

[Enne Driver.]

I need Lily Rabe in Season 3.

I think I liked the season finale, but I am not sure.

[Solarie]

Amazing finale! ; D

[toanythingtaboo]

Originally posted by ChapelHooker

No it all happened. She just changed things to get more fame and then corrected those on the interview. Jude saying that was a warning to Lana to not investigate any further, which she should have done, because then all of the stuff would have not happened to her.

And her saying "You have no idea what I am capable of" was also kind of a warning to Johnny that she is as well, dangerous and very smart.

Originally posted by Lucas32

No she just made some things up it still happened.
The ending was supposed to show role changes imo.
The way they talked about anmbition and how that led to Lana's torture but also fame.
And more importantly when Jude said "look evil in the face" we see a close up of her face which led us to believe she would be the evil character and Lana the victim.Pretty black and white.
But over the course of the show it changed.
Jude got a lot of sympathy and Lana was pretty much hated in the last two episodes.
I think it was supposed to show that

Ok, cool. That is what I got when watching it, but second guessed and thought maybe there was more to it afterwards.

Thanks!

[Hello]

I ****ed up watching the series online. I watched the first episode of season 2 online then accidentally clicked the wrong link to watch the finale instead of episode 2. After about 10 minutes into the finale, I was like...wait a minute. Since the finale episode started with the Levine storyline, it made sense at first for it to be the next episode.