Also, the conflict of how the Alexandrians will deal with death now that they can't harvest souls. In addition to Sphene in one way or another. I predicted most of everything I saw. I'm excited to see where this goes.

Jinx is definitely alive and will return to Piltover/Zaun down the line. Most likely after an adventure in Demacia in one of the future LOL series or a direct sequel series to Arcane.

One of the first scenes in the show and the last shot.

Also Vi is singing a song just after her sister died is just so out of place. Unless Jinx is alive.

This leads to the closing scenes of the series. Where Cait is looking at where Jinx fell at the Hexgate and is smirking while holding part of Jinx's bomb.

Episode 9
- Everything has led this scene where Ekko saves Jinx (this boy is in love). By basically saying the same thing that she was thinking. These are the writers basically screaming at what their message is.

- This concept of leaving and distance is probably how alternate Silco and Vander healed their friendship. Which is a hint towards how Jinx can have a better relationship with Vi, Ekko, Cait, Sevika, etc...

- The only way for Jinx to break this cycle in her in her life is walk to away from it. Jinx has to find out she is without the label Jinx, the pain she's accumulated in the cities of Piltover/Zaun, and the people around her.

- Next Silco's hallucination are Jinx's inner thought's as opposed to her schizophrenia. As indicated by his blue eye in scene he's representing the Powder side of her brain (which is interesting). The conclusion Jinx comes to is that kill a useless unending cycle.

- In the following scene we see Cait acknowledge this by "saying WE can't erase OUR sins" and in return Jinx acknowledges what see did to Cait's mom. They both hurt each other Jinx directly with Cait's mom and Cait indirectly with Isha. They're back to zero and neutral.

Episode 8
- Vi next calls out Cait for picking and choosing who get's a second chance. Drawing attention to how everyone in the main cast in Arcane (except for Ekko) has done some morally questionable things. So far as karma goes they got something coming.

- Lastly Ekko's quote to alternate Powder "sometimes taking a leap forward means leaving a few things behind." This basically the overarching theme of the last three episodes.

- Alternate Silco and Vander acknowledged that they did try to kill each other but respond to Ekko by saying "the greatest thing we can do in life is to find the power to forgive." This is supposed to be applied to Jinx and Vi considering their parallels to their fathers.

Episode 7
- Vi in the alternate universe is killed by Hextech not Jinx. Reinforcing the point in episode 5 & 6 is that these sisters love each other and can co-exist even after changing. But the circumstances around them throw into direct conflict.

Also, all of the Piltover/Zaun characters have become insanely popular, so it's highly likely that they'll make cameos in other shows. Hopefully leading to show centered around them again.

Better than that other place