Jane the Virgin
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At the top of the list: Whats Roses endgame?
And then, somewhere right below that one, theres the question of Janes career.
She has written something shes proud of, and she has an agent.
Chapter Ninety-Seven chips away at both of those concerns, especially on the Sin Rostro front.
(Mateo is indeed their child.)
It felt a little unlike Jane to not even let her brain go to that place.
But again, were in the endgame at this point.
The red herrings are getting short and sweet, and Mateo is their biological child.
Luisa was working with the detectives office this whole time!
Rose makes a run for it anyhow and manages to escape down a tunnel.
Bobby is shot (and presumably killed?)
Would most of its use cases technically count as entrapment?
But I have faith theyll figure it out.
But Chapter Ninety-Seven saves the story in two ways.
First, theres the addition of new material that might alarm Alba.
And second, the whole thing gets much more thoughtful once Jane talks with Jorge about Albas concerns.
Its not just that shes private, he tells Jane.
She and Jorge will now need to figure out how to feel more comfortable with having their walls down.
It also includes material about a grandmother coming to appreciate her own sexual desire later in life.
Some of that seems … familiar.
At last, Xos in nursing school, and shelovesit.
Rivers reuniting with her daughter!
You cant just make it about the love story toward the end of the book, Jane!
Youve got to bring in some dramatic twist to ensure the villain really gets her comeuppance!
You better look, or you wont know how it ends!
Almost a living wage!
Pond is initially underwhelmed by having to be a middle-schooler again.
It really seems like it should exist.
