Season 6 served as the final season of How to Get Away with Murder. It primarily focuses on the aftermath of Annalise Keating's exposure and the desperate measures taken by Annalise and the Keating 5 to protect themselves. Here's a breakdown of key themes and plot points:
Annalise's Flight and Trial: Annalise decides to flee and fakes her death to escape prosecution. She is ultimately put on trial for numerous crimes. Her trial forms a major arc of the season, as she fights to prove her innocence and expose the systemic corruption that has plagued her and her associates.
The FBI Investigation: The FBI, led by Agent Lanford, intensifies its investigation into Annalise and the Keating 5. The investigation uncovers more about their past misdeeds and pressures them, which puts strain on their relationships and loyalties. This is mainly about Law%20Enforcement
The Governor's Vendetta: Governor Birkhead continues her vendetta against Annalise, fueled by the death of her son. She uses her power and influence to manipulate events and ensure Annalise's downfall.
Betrayal and Shifting Alliances: Throughout the season, there are betrayals and shifting alliances within the Keating 5, as they grapple with the weight of their past actions and the potential consequences. The pressure forces them to make difficult choices that test their friendship.
Character Development and Resolutions: The final season provides closure for the main characters. We see the resolution of their personal struggles, their relationships, and their ultimately, their futures.
Flashforwards and the Future: The season uses flashforwards to reveal the fates of the characters, including Annalise's funeral and the life she ultimately lived.
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