So it's fitting that the duo will attend a Blood Orange concert in the finale, where things will go down.

In fact, Blood Orange's Devonté Hynes has also released an album featuring 12 pieces written by Hynes for the coming-of-age drama. Since the start of the series, Blood Orange's music and lyrics have been motifs for pivotal 'mind moments' for Fraser and by extension, Caitlin. What we do see is an alarm go off on Caitlin's phone letting her know about the Blood Orange concert in Bologna. It is also not clear if they have their respective parents' permission for the trip. In the trailer, it isn't made apparent if they know about this transfer and whether the out-of-town trip they take is their way of going out with a bang. This also means that Fraser will have to let Caitlin go.

After Richard's insubordination, and with Jenny and Maggie breaking up, it is no longer possible to be neighbors and Maggie suggested transferring the family out of the base by pulling some strings so that they don't have to deal with them anymore. But the biggest loose end that will need to be dealt with in the finale is the fate of Caitlin's family. So we don't quite know how he and Jonathan will put a pin in that situation. We also had Fraser bail on an 'almost' threesome with Jonathan and his gal pal Martha. Craig's death has also created new fractures within the base and upped the tension - the aftermath of his death nearly forced even Caitlin and Fraser apart, until they find each by the end of last week's episode. Especially after his precious daughter Caitlin cut her hair and is acting rebellious. We have no idea how his stepfather Richard is going to deal with that. In last week's episode, we saw Danny step into his faith as a Muslim more solidly.

As well he might because, as of now, there are quite a few loose plotlines waiting to be tied up. Luca Guadagnino is keeping the deets on the 'We Are Who We Are' finale pretty close to his chest.

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