Hey, What About That Final Episode Of "Feud--Capote Vs. The Swans?????????????"

                          With a title like "Phantasm Forgiveness," I knew it was not going to be realistic.

                            Eventually, it turned out to be very moving.

                             When it came to the part where Capote is standing by a pond, looking at the swans, I realized this was where the series began, and we have returned to it.  And when he rested his head on Babe Paley's grave, what I realized was this was his meditation on death, which sort of jives with mine.

                              At the moment of the end, all is forgiven, and one is reunited with those loved best.  In Capote's case, it was The Swans, so when they came from the white light to escort him, in the final shot, taking him to the other side, I felt it fitting.

                                Because I believe this, too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                                One thing for sure, darlings--he won't be going anywhere near that despicable Mama, Lillie Mae Faulk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  She cooked her goose on Earth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                                   It was a sad but fond farewell to a series loved by so many.  Who knew Ryan Murphy could pull it together so superbly?????????????

                                     He does not always, as shall soon be discovered!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!