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Pretty Little Liars Summer Finale Review! || #FAceToFace

Warning: Contains Spoilers!


Wow. 6 seasons, endless frustration and unbelievable amounts of patience later, and we finally found out who A is. From what I've seen online, a lot of people seem to be very disappointed by the reveal, and to be honest, at first, I was too. We wanted drama. We wanted heartbreak. We all wanted A to be some shocking revelation from some character we knew well and had some sort of emotional connection with, and CeCe, well, she had been gone for long, lets be honest, we kind of forgot her. We all wanted a repeat of the shock we got that time we were led to believe that Ezra was A. So yeah, at first, I was definitely disappointed. But then it got better. 

Hearing CeCe's story really sold it to me. Just feeling every little storyline and unanswered question just click into place was so satisfying. I also really loved how emotional it was; and how you become aware of the fact that you're feeling bad for A even after everything the girls were put through. The reason, I think, most people were disappointed is because since there was so much hype for so long around this reveal, we all pretty much built up our own personal theories which we were convinced was right. When we found out that, not only were they wrong, but it was a character who most people never really connected to much at all, it was a pretty big letdown. 

Funny thing is, I was on the right track for a while. A couple months ago, right after the season 5 finale actually, I was really feeling the transgender theory and how Charles wanted to be a girl, which would explain the extra dress Mrs. DiLaurentis was so shady about, the fact that he was never there (away at Radley) and Charles' obsession with dolls. But of course, when you discuss your theories with others and read about other theories, you can get swayed, and I hopped onto the "Wren is A" track. 


So yeah, initally I was definitely disappointed with this reveal, but as I keep thinking about it and seeing how everything fits together so perfectly, I'm really loving it. 

Of course, in typical PLL fashion, we are always left with questions. And though this is the finale where we FINALLY got enough answers to leave us satisfied, we are still left with some nagging questions...
Who killed Mrs. DiLaurentis? Who is the "he" they're referring to in the last scene after the time jump? Who did Alison marry? Mrs. Rollins??? How did the moms get out of the basement? Aria is going to university in Savannah, does this mean she didn't go to LA? Where are Melissa and Wren? Where is Jenna? Who killed Garrett???????? Ok, ok, thats enough for now... 


What did you guys think of the finale? Comment below! 
xo
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