Ep 13. Papa's Goods

As the final episode of Sons of Anarchy season 7, "Papa's Goods" brings the series to a dramatic close. The episode opens with Jax Teller, the protagonist of the show, attempting to tie up loose ends and ensure that his loved ones will be safe after he is gone. In particular, he makes arrangements for his two sons, Abel and Thomas, to be taken to his ex-wife's parents in another state.

Meanwhile, SAMCRO (the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club Redwood Original) is making moves to expand its influence in the criminal underworld. Jax and his allies have engineered a deal with the Chinese triad, which involves taking down a rival gang and seizing their territory. This operation is the centerpiece of the episode, and it involves a great deal of action and suspense.

Throughout "Papa's Goods," Jax grapples with his own conscience and his place in the world. He has been tormented by grief and guilt over the loss of his wife, Tara, for much of the season, and he is now faced with the harsh reality that his own actions have led to much of the pain and destruction around him. Despite his many missteps, Jax remains committed to his club and his code of ethics.

The episode is notable for its emotional weight and its portrayal of the characters' humanity. Jax and his fellow outlaws are shown to be complex individuals with their own hopes, dreams, and vulnerabilities. The relationships between the characters are deeply felt, and there are some poignant moments of reconciliation and forgiveness.

At the same time, "Papa's Goods" is also a thrilling adrenaline ride. The battle scenes are intense and visceral, with plenty of gunfire, explosions, and high-speed chases. Fans of the show will be pleased to see some old favorites return for the final showdown, including the beloved Chibs.

As the episode reaches its climax, Jax's fate hangs in the balance. He has made enemies on all sides, and it seems that his best hope is to sacrifice himself for the greater good. In the final minutes of the series, the audience is left with a sense of closure and resolution, even as they mourn the loss of one of TV's most iconic antiheroes.

"Papa's Goods" is a fitting end to Sons of Anarchy, a show that was renowned for its intense drama, gritty realism, and unforgettable characters. It brings all the threads of the narrative together in a satisfying, if bittersweet, conclusion. For fans who have followed the series from its inception, this episode will be a must-watch.