The scene embodies the sentiment that Archie is Betty’s light. Many have been waiting for this moment for a long time, but it’s incredibly touching how much care is put into this exchange. His words also make it clear that her darkness isn’t going to scare him off either. That she’s not just the darkness that resides inside of her. He explains that Betty may not trust herself, but Archie trusts her with his life. But, Archie isn’t concerned in the slightest. In the scene just before the episode cuts to black, Betty opens up about her fear that she’s going to turn out to be like her father, giving into the darkness, and it’ll impact Archie if they’re still together in the future. She also recognizes it as a chance to truly be open with Archie.
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But, most of all, it’s a step forward for Betty to let go of some of the fear that she’s going to become just like these serial killers that she has devoted herself to stopping since her sophomore year of high school. It’s a major step forward at work, and she can focus on other opportunities. It’s the end of the man who held her captive and has haunted her dreams for far too long. With TBK’s death comes a gigantic step forward for Betty in many aspects of her life. Betty states she’s nothing like him, using the gun her father used to kill his victims to shoot TBK, marking the end of the infamous serial killer that has been on the loose for about a season and a half now. Making her way to the garage, TBK declares, once again, that they are incredibly similar. As she arrives at the scene, she finds her mother, Alice ( Mädchen Amick), and brother, Charles ( Wyatt Nash), tied up at the kitchen table. But, before Betty can talk with Archie, she arrives home to the Andrews house, where she has recently moved into, to see TBK in her bedroom next door.
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This causes Betty to spiral for a bit, but a conversation with Veronica about the situation helps Betty to free herself, at least a little bit, from the weight she’s putting on her own shoulders, and she finally decides to open up to Archie about the darkness within her. Matters are further complicated for Betty when her underling at the FBI, Agent Drake ( Sophia Tatum), admits to having romantic feelings for Betty, and questions whether Betty can truly be herself with Archie. Using herself as bait, Betty opens up about her experience being kidnapped and trapped in a well by TBK, admitting to dismembering a body so he would let her go. In this episode, Betty and Veronica ( Camila Mendes) put on a serial killer convention at the Babylonium as a ruse to attract and catch TBK before he can cause more harm to Betty or anyone else. But, putting aside the world-altering plots and serial killer schemes, one of the most exciting aspects of the new season has been watching Betty and Archie ( KJ Apa) give their romance a real chance after waiting years for this to finally come to fruition. Meanwhile, Betty Cooper ( Lili Reinhart) has continued her search into the Trash Bag Killer, who has gotten far too close for comfort over the last several episodes, all while dealing with the unresolved trauma of her father grooming her to become a serial killer as a child. This is something that Tabitha Tate ( Erinn Westbrook) has already seen, along with several of Percival’s failed attempts, with her ability to travel backward and forward in time. Headed into the final episodes of the sixth season, the gang is facing off against an immortal being - Percival Pickens ( Chris O’Shea) - who seeks to bring about the apocalypse. Life is rough on The CW’s Riverdale, that’s for sure. Editor's note: The below article contains spoilers for Season 6 of Riverdale.
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