Long Bright River’s ending might not impress everyone, as it has its fair share of dramatics, which can come off as slightly unconvincing. Nonetheless, most of its plot and twists still remain quite believable and enjoyable, and the way in which the bond between the two sisters strengthens over a short period is particularly heartwarming. When episode 8 begins, Mickey has just learned that her trusted confidante and also, very recently, her lover, Truman Dawes, is probably the serial killer she has been looking for. However, Long Bright River still has a few twists remaining, and the ending is marked by Mickey making a bold choice to protect those in need by technically upending her own life.

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Is Truman really the serial killer?

Mickey Fitzpatrick’s investigation into the serial killings takes a definite turn when another sex worker, Melissa, is shot by someone with the intention of killing her,...