Why Did Georgia Kill Cynthia’s Husband? What Led to This?
Why Did Georgia Kill Cynthia’s Husband? Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia: Season 2 included yet another horrifying murder. Perhaps, though, the murderer won’t get away with it this time. Cynthia Fuller’s husband, Tom Fuller, was arrested and died at the end of the season.
But why, exactly, had Tom been killed off? And how did the killer get caught? This explains Tom’s death and the events of the Ginny & Georgia Season 2 finale.
Why Did Georgia Kill Cynthia’s Husband?
In an effort to give Cynthia and Zach closure, Georgia killed Cynthia’s husband, Tom. Georgia believed she was defending them in the same way that Cynthia had shielded her from Gil.
Georgia and Cynthia weren’t quite friends in Ginny & Georgia’s second season, but they did get a little closer.
Cynthia discussed Georgia with Georgia’s ex-boyfriend Gil (Aaron Ashmore) and offered to help him find accommodation when he arrived in town.
However, she soon realized how dangerous he was, and she made sure he would never be permitted to reside in Wellsbury.
In episodes 8 and 9, Cynthia confided in Georgia about the toll Tom’s illness had taken on her. She was candid about their son’s impact and how hard it was to wait for his death.
After their conversation, Georgia slipped into Tom’s room and choked him with a pillow while whispering, “It would all be OK.”
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How Did Georgia Get Caught?
Georgia has some background in eluding detection in murder cases. But it’s possible that she won’t be able to escape this crime.
Georgia was taken into custody for the murder of Tom Fuller in the Ginny & Georgia Season 2 finale after private investigator Gabriel Cordova (Alex Mallari Jr.) broke into her wedding reception.
The only other person to see the incident was Georgia’s son Austin (Diesel La Torraca), who insisted he didn’t tell anyone. Georgia was then reported by whom?
Before the wedding, Gabriel told Nick (Dan Beirne) who he really was and that Georgia had killed her husbands.
But he was heading home because he lacked sufficient evidence. Gabriel became skeptical when Nick disclosed that Georgia was present when Tom passed away.
Viewers can “safely assume,” according to Ginny & Georgia creator Sarah Lampert, that Gabriel requested that Tom’s body be autopsied. This most likely indicated that he was suffocating rather than dying from his illness.
Now, it will likely come down to proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that Georgia killed Tom. All that remains for viewers to do is hope that Netflix renews Ginny & Georgia for a third season so they can continue to watch how things work out.
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Final Word
Understanding the “why” behind Georgia’s actions in “Ginny & Georgia” invites viewers to reflect on the moral and ethical decisions that are inevitably present in a world that is often shown in grayscale. It is a fascinating journey into the complexities of human motivation.
The way the show connects the dots between past trauma, fervent devotion, and the blurred lines between self-defense forces us to embrace the mystery and think about the nuanced nature of reality.
