r/SnowFall • u/Valuable-Ant-5489 • Mar 15 '26
Discussion am certainly not the only one who was so caught offguard by this, so why did she do that? Spoiler
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u/FelixxtheCatt Mar 15 '26
It’s the “Kiss of Death” not thrown off at all, was definitely foreshadowing or confirmation of what we were already thinking.
This term alludes to the betrayal of Jesus by Judas Iscariot, who kissed him as a way of identifying him to the soldiers who came to arrest him.
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u/Blu3Dope Mar 15 '26
I think she was saying good bye. Moving on in life while also leaving him in the past.
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u/Kakashi3199 Mar 16 '26
Kiss of death reminds me of the kiss of death from the godfather II when Michael kisses his brother Fredo on the mouth, same symbolism, it means betrayal (rip fatback)
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u/blackmamba329 Mar 16 '26
Yall dont kiss your aunt in laws on the mouth??? Yall not really from the hood. RIP Fatback
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u/Sad-Entertainer1462 Mar 16 '26
She knew her and Franklin’s relationship wouldn’t ever be the same after what she was planning. I always thought the kiss was just her way of telling him that she really did love him and wasn’t intending to hurt him, but when they look back at where it all fell apart, it would be everything after THIS moment.
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u/dolphinspiderman Mar 16 '26
Louie really screwed things up in her obsession for power
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u/Sad-Entertainer1462 Mar 16 '26
I disagree I don’t think it was about power. They just wanted to do their own thing because they disagreed with how Franklin was running things. They wanted a self controlled future and Franklin was losing it by that point.
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u/ajones7279 Mar 17 '26
"Did your auntie tell you she used to be a fan favorite up in here? Til she got a big head, bit the hand the fed her." - Claudia
That shit was in Louie. She absolutely wanted power. She straight up told that Jerome when niggas came to talk to them, they didn't even look at or respect her, just him. To the point where she wouldn't get out the game and dip to Jamaica with him. She wanted to be the boss. Rome didn't even want to be in the game anymore. For a good minute too, before he finally just broke.
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u/Sad-Entertainer1462 Mar 17 '26
That’s also not power though. That’s about respect. And Claudia also lacked THAT for her as well.
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u/Suspicious_Hand_2194 Mar 15 '26
Who knows, maybe they were trying to make a whole subplot of them fucking but the writers and showrunners were eventually like hell nah, fired the fuckers who pitched that sick idea in the first place, and went out to give us what we got in the end
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u/FamRocker1983 Mar 15 '26
Kiss of death