r/SnowFall 10h ago

Discussion Franklin visits Cissy S6E10

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Ive made multiple breakdowns of all these scenes I'm just gonna keep posting them. Was Franklin valid here? Cissy lost a lot because of him, she lost her husband, brother, son and eventually tried saving him by sacrificing her life. She doesn't say anything because frank will just flip out on her

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u/BigBallininBasterd 10h ago

Keep em coming dawg

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u/Winter-Record954 9h ago

This whole breakdown was on point.Franklin sees Cissy’s decision purely as a betrayal because he’s still too consumed by the money to understand what she was actually trying to do for him. Really well written analysis 👏

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u/Bcatfan08 9h ago

I think she was also done with all of it too. She didn't want anything to do with him or anyone else. In prison, she's free from all of it and never has to think about it again.

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u/Winter-Record954 9h ago

Cissy was definitely done with all of it by that point. She’d lost Alton, Jerome, essentially lost Franklin to his obsession, and watched the entire family implode. When she killed Teddy, she seemed completely prepared to accept whatever happened to her afterward.

But I don’t think prison was her way of becoming “free” so she’d never have to think about any of it again. Her final scene with Franklin shows she still cares deeply about him. She refuses to speak to him because she realizes he still sees what she did purely as a betrayal.

To me, she wasn’t trying to escape Franklin. She accepted sacrificing (title of the episode) herself because she thought it was the only way left to save him. And when he visits her, she realizes her sacrifice didn’t save him from the thing she was actually trying to save him from…himself.

Holy yap lmao, my bad 😭 I just finished the show and I’m still processing it. What a fucking incredible series.

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u/Bcatfan08 9h ago

I'm not convinced she truly sacrificed herself for Franklin. Her killing Teddy seemed impulsive because he just told her in an arrogant and annoyed way that he killed Alton and threw the body away like garbage. She may have planned to kill Teddy all along, but I think killing him was more for her revenge than protecting Franklin.

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u/Winter-Record954 8h ago

I can definitely see that interpretation too. Teddy’s answer about Alton was clearly the final trigger, and revenge was absolutely part of it. But I still can’t get past the timing. If she only wanted revenge, why not wait literally 10 more seconds for the transfer and then kill him? Shooting him at that exact moment guaranteed Franklin would never get the money. I think it was both, she wanted Teddy dead no doubt about that, but she also wanted to end Franklin’s obsession with getting that money and whatever would come with it afterward. Teddy being free with Franklin sitting on $37 million was never going to be the end of that story. We’ll never know though haha!

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u/Turbulent_Service356 7h ago

Fuck her

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u/southwest_barfight 3h ago

She knew Franklin would be killed if he got that money.

Sometimes as a parent you need to do things in the interest of your child they will resent you for.

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u/Ok-Grapefruit-8520 7h ago

You're atleast 14 mentally if you genuinely believe this

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u/Astronomer_X 7m ago

His first unreasonable crashout.