We also found out who was murdered at Coliver's wedding!
[Warning: This post contains spoilers for the midseason finale of How to Get Away with Murder. Read at your own risk!]
How to Get Away with Murderfinally gave us the answer we've been waiting for about Gabriel Maddox's (Rome Flynn) true identity, and naturally, it left us with even more questions than we started with.
It turns out, Gabriel isn't Annalise's (Viola Davis) son like many fans thought when the governor started throwing around threats about her past involvement in an adoption. Instead, he's Sam's (Tom Verica) son from his previous marriage, which Annalise broke up when she started having an affair with Sam all those years ago. Talk about a twist!
Gabriel also seems to know exactly who he is since he's got a birth certificate stating Vivian Maddox and Sam Keating are his parents. Said birth certificate is what led Frank (Charlie Weber) to the wedding to reveal his findings to Annalise (and aren't we all just so curious how he of all people knew about Gabriel in the first place?), who promptly slapped him for sharing that information. In her defense, she was super drunk by that point, having downed an entire flask of vodka at the wedding. Sadly, it looks like Annalise is officially off the wagon again.
Speaking of that wedding, go ahead and take a few seconds to revel in the intense Coliver feels the ceremony and Oliver's (Conrad Ricamora) romantic serenade undoubtedly gave you. Go ahead, revel.
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Unfortunately, that's about as long as Connor (Jack Falahee) and Oliver will have to enjoy their newlywed status since Ronald Miller (John Hensley) was violently murdered in the snow outside their wedding venue. After discovering evidence connecting Ron to the murder of his father, Nate (Billy Brown) confronted Ron -- who we should note adamantly and pretty sincerely denied his involvement -- and pushed him to the ground. He then repeatedly beat Ron into a bloody mess, though he never delivered the fatal blow. That's where Bonnie (Liza Weil) found both of them. Having also realized Ron was likely the person who ordered Nate's father to be killed, she decided to finish the job and smothered poor Ron in the snow.
We did see Nate try to clean up the bloody snow and put Ron's body in a trunk, so there's a small chance his murder might not be immediately discovered. It's worth remembering, however, that there's probably a mountain of evidence pointing right to Nate for this crime, up to and including the fact that this crime bears a striking resemblance to the murder that got his father life in prison.
Meanwhile, a devastated Annalise was returning home to collapse on her living room floor when she heard someone lurking inside. Who else should it be but Gabriel Maddox, who swiped her keys at the church after he caught her drinking. Annalise revealed to him that she knew he was Sam's son, but in order to see Gabriel's reaction (and his explanation for all his shady behavior), you'll have to tune in when How to Get Away with Murder returns in 2019.
Personally, we're just dying to know if little Gabriel has figured out how his daddy really died. And if so, which lives he'll try to ruin with that information.
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Greetings, fellow enthusiasts of the thrilling TV series "How to Get Away with Murder"! As a dedicated follower of the show, I bring to you my extensive knowledge and insights into the intricate web of mysteries and drama that unfolds in this gripping narrative. Allow me to establish my credibility by demonstrating my comprehensive understanding of the characters, plot twists, and underlying themes presented in the article.
Firstly, let's delve into the revelation about Gabriel Maddox's true identity. The article discloses that Gabriel is not Annalise Keating's son, as many fans speculated, but rather the offspring of Sam Keating from his previous marriage. This unexpected twist adds a layer of complexity to the narrative, as it unravels the tangled history between Annalise, Sam, and Gabriel's mother, Vivian Maddox.
Furthermore, the article highlights the role of Frank in uncovering this information, emphasizing his crucial role in the storyline. Frank's discovery of Gabriel's birth certificate, which identifies Vivian Maddox and Sam Keating as his parents, becomes a pivotal moment in the series. The article intriguingly poses the question of how Frank, of all people, came to know about Gabriel in the first place, leaving fans eager to explore this aspect of the plot.
The wedding at Coliver's ceremony is another central element in the midseason finale. Amidst the romantic serenade and celebration, a shocking event takes place — the violent murder of Ronald Miller. The article provides a detailed account of the events leading up to Miller's demise, including Nate's confrontation with him after discovering evidence linking Miller to the murder of his father. Bonnie's involvement in Miller's death, driven by her belief that he ordered the killing of Nate's father, adds a layer of moral ambiguity to the unfolding events.
The narrative also touches upon Annalise's struggles with alcoholism, depicting her relapse at the wedding. Her confrontation with Frank after he reveals Gabriel's identity further intensifies the emotional complexity of the storyline. Additionally, the unexpected appearance of Gabriel at Annalise's home sets the stage for intriguing developments in the upcoming episodes, leaving fans on the edge of their seats.
In conclusion, the midseason finale of "How to Get Away with Murder" masterfully weaves together various plotlines, delivering shocking revelations, intense emotions, and a promise of more mysteries to come. As we eagerly await the series' return in 2019, the burning questions about Gabriel's knowledge of his father's death and the potential repercussions on other characters leave us craving for more twists and turns in this captivating narrative. Stay tuned for the unraveling drama that is sure to keep us hooked in the episodes to come!
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