If Danny burned down the house why'd he go and stashed the plant at Amy's house?
Why was June in Danny's car when Danny made a run from Amy's house?
I didn't understand why George had to sell the chair to Jordan.
Was someone hiding behind that tree or was it just a metaphor just like the crow's?
Some good questions. Enjoyed the show but it definitely had loose ends.
1. I think Danny was still trying to save himself and was planning on tipping the fire inspector that it was in fact arson and Amy was to blame.
2. i think we are to believe June got in the wrong car (truck)?
3. He thought he had to sell the chair to make the deal for his wife go through. he really didnt his mom actually needed the money.
4. yeah i forgot about that strange shot of the tree/bushes. i dunno.
1-Yeah, he was trying to get the blame off of him because the construction company is under his name so liable much?
2-From some answers gleaned off of Reddit, June was in the garage and went into the truck because she was after some Skittles, which begs the question why let the garage door open? why was the truck's door open?
3-Fair point.
4-As answered below, it could be the jealous church guy sending magazine subscriptions to Danny's mailbox.
I don't think he burned down the house. He just said that to get his brother to leave him. He admitted to using the wrong wiring.
shareI thought Amy burned down the house and Danny thought that as well. However, when the inspector told him there was wrong wiring he then thought it was his fault. Otherwise, why show Amy eating at BK after the fire started? But on the other hand a fire inspector should be able to tell if faulty wiring caused a fire or not.
share1) He didn't burn down the house intentionally. His faulty wiring caused the fire cause he's a terrible handyman.
2) Because she hated her father at that moment. She told him just a few moments before that she hated him. Seeing Danny's car, which she was familiar with having likely seen it many times since he and her father had become friends, she decided to run away and hop into Danny's car instead.
3) Likely because the wife convinced him to do so like she said she was going to prior to the "8 months later" episode. She needed some way to secure the sale of her business, George's mother needed the money, and George, being a spineless pussy, eventually relented. It also made for a good bit of irony given the fate of the billionaire woman and how her horrific demise was almost entirely because of her purchase of that chair.
4) Not sure. The show had a few moments that were puzzling, like that one and the constant flashes to the ground, implying they had buried someone. It's possible, given the last episode, that it was a metaphor for their burying their true selves throughout their lives, and the flashes of earth and stuff were foreshadowing the psychedelic trip they eventually have in that episode.