It was a rivalry that was burning all over Yellowlston and came to a brutal end in the last episode of the show. Beth Dutton (Kelly Raleley) killed a man partly responsible for the death of her father and the misery that plagued her for most of her life - her adopted brother Jameimi Dutton, played by Wes Bentley. Even with the uncertainty that upset the last season of the show with Kevin Costner's departure, one thing the audience could have thought is that Beth had to win the man who hatedAfter making a promise to her late father.

However, even without this pact, director Christina Voros believed she was always on the cards. Talking to Fun weekly For Beth's latest work against her brother, Voros said: "I feel like Beth is a woman with her word, so when she said that, I believed it. Their relationship feels almost Shakespeare for me. There was no way if he would not end up in any tragedy. "

It is a family dispute that felt more appropriate to something like "Game of Thrones" or "Sopranos", but creator Taylor Sheridan applied it perfectly, leading to Beth's cadar act that finally made it easier. "They have earned it because they are pretty equal opponents," Voros theoreted. "If you knew who would win that fight, it would not have been interesting and it would not have been worthy of all the efforts that gone through that rivalry all these years."

Given the characters in the heart of this brothers and sisters, it was no surprise that blood, sweat and screaming fueled the grueling war between them. Beth moved away from the winner, and Jameimi made his last stop on the train station. Displaying the battle between the two, Soros said: "One has to be a struggle to end all the fights, and that was very important for Taylor from the beginning. He had a very clear kind of what that struggle should be to make justice to the relationship. "

Obviously, Jameimi went through fights from his own point to this point (With Bentley feeling the occasional gut stroke for the character)which led to get involved in the family. After the announcement of the last episode, the rally published a picture of InstagramShe was chronicled by her iconic altercation with Bentley as an attractive alienated son of the household in Dutton. They both got into blood, Reali wrote: "Wes Bentley and I after that scene ... One of the biggest partners on stage I've ever had. I love Wes XX". Now with family problems set on holiday, Beth can easily rest in her new ranch with her children's soul, Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) knowing that further clipping of the Dutton family tree should not be made. Well, unless one gets out of the wooden things in the planned Spin-off "Yellowstone"Of course.