Who was Raymond Reddington really in the end?

The Blacklist finale has answers for those paying close attention.

This article contains spoilers for all ofThe Blacklist.

James Spader as Raymond Reddington in NBC’s The Blacklist

All good things must end.

Whether all good things must end well is another matter entirely.

That ending of The Blacklist had to be a joke.May go down as the worst Finale of all time.

Literally tied up ZERO loose ends.

The entire show was rendered pointless.pic.twitter.com/00MoyhY25L

Im so disappointed in the#Blacklistseries finale.

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Here is whyThe Blacklistfinale is the perfect ending for Raymond Reddington.

And here was an example in the real world of just such a person.

What if you take an infamous criminal and make him loveable?

This is one of the greatest successes ofThe Blacklist.

By all standards, Raymond Reddington is evil.

A series finale photo release even highlights Reds similarity to the famous opening sequence ofThe Walking Dead.

Its Dembe who characterizes Raymond Reddington best in a powerfully emotional monologue that serves as Reds eulogy.

Red has raged against the dying of the light.

Who is Red in the End?

The series finale, coupled with Gees comment, firms up the Redarina theory.

But this is not the only hint that Red has female roots.

In fact, some of the most celebrated and well known around-the-world flights have been done by female pilots.

Also, early in the finale, Agent Cooper states that Red is Agnes grandparent.

Its important to recognize that Harold didnt say grandfatherhe said grandparent.

There is no escape, only postponement of the inevitable.

But would our loveable Red want to put that on Ressler?

The pokey bull is a miracle then.

In Spain, horned cattle are also somewhat gender-ambiguous unless close inspection is possible.

Cows and bulls bred for bullfighting are both horned and trained for attack regardless of gender.

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