He was evil and he was cruel, but he tapped into something real.”), he turned full villain in this final season, as his quest for Belter freedom often became overshadowed by his quest for personal glory.
While Marco started out his turn on the show as a quasi-sympathetic figure, at least on the political level (as Holden puts it in this episode, “Inaros wasn’t all wrong. One major plot thread it held onto was the rise (and demise) of Marco Inaros, leader of the Free Navy. Let’s break down how The Expanse brought its story to a satisfying end in “Babylon’s Ashes.” Who Defeats Marco Inaros?īecause of the short season order, Season 6 has had to narrow its story focus a great deal in this season.
Ring Entities plot-the final, six-episode season did a fantastic job of wrapping up the emotional and political plot beats that have defined so much of this phenomenal series. While The Expanse left many narrative threads up in the air-most obviously, the mystery of Laconia and its strange dogs, as well as the larger Protomolecule vs. The Expanse just wrapped up its six-season run, which spanned two networks (or technically one cable channel and one streaming platform) and covered the first six books of the nine-novel source material. It does not contain any book spoilers past Babylon’s Ashes.
This The Expanse article contains MAJOR spoilers for the series finale.
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