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Explanation of the End of Season 3, Episode 7 of ‘The Gilded Age’: Did [Spoiler] Just Die?

Explanation of the End of Season 3, Episode 7 of 'The Gilded Age': Did [Spoiler] Just Die?

The Golden Age Season 3 Episode 7: A Tense Cliffhanger

The latest episode of The Golden Age, titled “Former News,” wraps up with a jarring cliffhanger. In the final moments, we see a gun fired by one of the central characters. Could it be that co-runner Julian Fellowes has put him in peril again?

**Spoilers for The Golden Age Season 3 Episode 7 “Former News,” currently available on HBO MAX**

In this episode, George Russell (Morgan Spector) narrowly escapes an assassination attempt. As the railroad magnate is about to leave his office at night, a stranger shows up with a supposed delivery. The situation escalates when the intruder brandishes a firearm, shooting George’s assistant before aiming it at George himself.

So, is George going to meet his end in this episode? Who might have orchestrated this attack on the powerful businessman? Well, we’ll have to be patient to find out what unfolds next for George.

This is everything we’ve gleaned about George Russell’s fate in The Golden Age Season 3 Episode 7.

The Golden Age Season 3 Episode 7 Ending: What’s Next for George Russell?

The unfortunate reality is that we still can’t confirm if George survives or not! The episode vividly depicts gunfire, but it’s left ambiguous whether the bullet strikes George or, perhaps, misses entirely. If it does hit George, there’s still a chance for him to endure.

What’s crucial is that his fate will be pivotal in the season finale next week.

Throughout this season, George has been battling to expand his railroad empire, aiming to dominate trade from New York to California. He’s put everything on the line, nearly facing financial ruin until his son Larry (Harry Richardson) stepped in smartly. After letting go of his former right-hand man Clay (Patrick Page), George entrusts Larry with negotiations for land in Morensi, Arizona. Not only does this venture succeed; it also reveals that the land is rich in copper—leading to both his railway expansion and unexpected profits.

However, George’s triumph spells disaster for Clay. It doesn’t take a detective to suspect that Clay is likely behind the assassination attempt. He knows the ins and outs of George’s operations and when would be the optimal time to strike. Given Clay’s previous violent tendencies, it seems he’s now fully embracing the role of the antagonist.

Moreover, the dynamics between George and his wife Berta (Carrie Coon) are growing increasingly strained. In the closing scene, the couple seems to be drifting apart, an aspect that might develop further in the next episode.

Ultimately, the big question remains: will George come out alive? You’ll have to wait to see!

How Many Episodes Are Left in The Golden Age Season 3?

If you’re anxious that George’s storyline may not find closure, you’re not alone. Just how many episodes are left in The Golden Age Season 3?

As it stands, only one episode remains in this season. The upcoming episode will serve as the finale for Season 3. But don’t worry, HBO has already confirmed a fourth season of The Golden Age is in the works.

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