He grabs a pistol and tells Laurent that their cover is blown and they will be arrested - he doesn’t think his brother can survive hospital and prison. JP’s face confirms everything we need to know - it’s over.
Bob rings JP and tells him he knows where the weapons are and tells him the location. Meanwhile, police cars head to JP’s house. A brother’s promiseīob asks Vinnie where the weapons are and presses on his wounded knee. This was a hectic five minutes, and it didn’t look good for Bob and Nathalie at all at first. Bob then shoots Vinnie in the leg to completely disarm him. Vinnie grabs a gun, but Nathalie smashes him with a shovel. Bob managed to grab Vinnie’s phone while he chewed his ear off and he rings Nick - Bob then hits Vinnie in his leg with a rock. Bob manages to chew Vinnie’s ear off which angers the man, and he starts shoveling dirt on to Nathalie. He then proceeds to drag Bob out of the car. Vinnie places Nathalie into a burial hole while Bob watches. They grab Nathalie and place her in the trunk of the car with a wounded Bob. JP heads inside and updates Laurent about the situation. JP draws his weapon, and a gunshot is heard. Bob rings Nathalie’s phone, and it’s in Vinnie’s pocket. JP heads outside to calm down the situation and claims that Nathalie is not inside the house. And then Vinnie gives her another morphine hit.īob turns up, and Vinnie tries to stop him. He grabs Nathalie’s hand and signs it for her with the notary as the witness. JP asks the notary to force her to sign even though she isn’t comfortable with it. The notary asks Nathalie to sign the document, but she refuses and calls them murderers. Drugged up, JP brings a notary to help with the signatories of the parental agreement. Vinnie then injects her.Īt this point, JP is desperate to get revenge for his brother, even involving notaries in the process. When Nathalie tries to get up, JP punches her in the stomach and mocks her for being a former junkie - he tells her that the story will be that she took too much morphine and the third injection was fatal. JP wants Nathalie to sign the parental papers, so Laurent is officially a parent in case “Something happens to her”. He tells her that Jackson is a Berger and that he will have the future he needs. JP’s planĪnd like we saw at the start of the series, we witness JP’s ruthlessness again. They head to Laurent’s mother’s house, and Jackson is taken off her by the brother’s mother. Meanwhile, Vinnie asks Nathalie for the parental papers for Laurent and threatens Nathalie with a gun. Bob tries ringing Nathalie, and he can’t get through she texts him and learns that the deal is off. This u-turn changes the course of the final episode - it’s about life or death now, not weapons. Patrick tells his operation team to raid every location known to look for evidence of weapons. The entire team is fuming as JP walks off.
Bob breaks character and tells JP that he knows what he’s doing. JP also states he’s no longer an arms dealer - he’s basically giving evidence to make him look innocent. When Bob meets JP, the arms dealer raises that he has a bad feeling about this - he explains there are no weapons and it’s because of Laurent’s big mouth. The operation team is in position for the location as Bob heads over there. JP rings Bob and gives him a location for the deal. The finale is mostly about the brothers keeping to their promise to protect each other, no matter what. In the present day, JP promises to get revenge on Nathalie and Bob. They manage to fight them off and remind each other of a strong brotherhood when they are together. Laurent heads outside and helps his brother. Some teenagers call JP a “f*ggot” and attack him. They head to a petrol station and Jean-Pierre waits outside as Laurent gets more beers. Laurent offers to drive him despite being evidently very drunk. Laurent is on the streets drinking and he sees his brother leave prison for the first time, and they hug each other. “Oorlog” starts with a flashback from seven years ago which explains the strength of the Bergers brothers.
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