I personally don't because the struggles of jimmy after that episode seem to be very focused on his career, and not the death of chuck. We obviously get a few scenes where jimmy is very quiet and lonesome at the funeral, the burned house, and the car ride back, but the fact that they don't focus on it much and the end scene showing jimmy back to his usual self after passive-aggressively blaming howard makes me think that it isn't just a coping mechanism. I don't know, what do you guys think? The finale "Winner" really convinced me that the last scene in the premiere was not an act, but rather a release if a burden on him, if that makes sense. This is probably a bad take but I'm interested in what y'all think.
Submitted August 03, 2019 at 08:22PM by Mikester430 https://ift.tt/2YpLrwI
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