Inside Man Finally Explained (In Detail)

The end of Inner man Explained a lot but still left some threads dangling in its final episode. Steven Moffat Inner manThe main reason is this “Anyone can be a murderer” Given the right circumstances. This theory is explored through the surprising connections between Jefferson Grieff, a convicted murderer on death row in the US, and vicar Harry Watling in a sleepy English village in the UK. From child pornography, Harry makes A series of decisions to protect his son that have fatal consequences.

Putting a dark spin on a recurring Steven Moffat sex joke about Internet history, Ben’s math teacher Janice (Dolly Wells) mistakenly believes that Ben downloaded child pornography from the Internet. In fact, Harry’s troubled guardian Edgar (Mark Quartley) gave the vicar the memory stick. In an attempt to protect his son and a troubled member of his congregation, Harry only makes things worse, eventually holding Janice prisoner until he can convince her of Ben’s innocence. It is this decision that catches the attention of Beth (Lydia West), a journalist who brings the vicar into the orbit of Jefferson Grieff.

Where is Griff’s wife’s head inside the man?

The question remains

Steven Moffat Inner man End explained that Criminologist Jefferson Grieff is on death row for the brutal murder of his wifeAnd because of his social position, he was allowed to consult on matters of moral worth. Stanley Tucci’s Sherlock Holmes-esque character is repeatedly questioned about the murder, and he is reluctant to explain his motive. One of the most horrific aspects of Greif’s crime is that he abducted his wife after her death, and buried her head in a secret place.

It is hoped that Grieff will give his victim’s family some closure by revealing his whereabouts, something he seems to have finally agreed to do in the Inner man Finale, when he offers the place in exchange for a stay of execution.

However, the place is a grief of Grieff to deploy a team of men, in the employ of his father-in-law, to Harry Watling’s house to save Janice before she too is murdered. He succeeds in this, but the question of why Grieff killed his wife remains unanswered, while the location of her missing head is still unknown. In the last scene, Grieff tells David Tennant’s character Harry via video link that one day he can tell the vicar all about the circumstances of his wife’s murder, hinting at a potential. Inner man Season 2.

How Graf found Janice

He used his great wit

Steven Moffat Inner man The ending explained how Griff found Janis – he simply guessed. However, this sells the ace criminologist short a bit. Count explained He revealed the location of the missing math teacher because a missing person report had not been filed. This allowed Griff to narrow down Janice’s location to one of two locations – her own home, or Harry’s home, where she was supposed to have tutored Ben. Despite being a prisoner on death row, Griff still clearly has strong connections with law enforcement, highlighted by his strange relationship with Casey the prison warden.

Griff initially sends Beth to Janice’s home, where she discovers Harry’s wife Mary (Lindsey Marshall) trying to return the teacher’s missing laptop. This leads to a confrontation between the two that results in Harry’s wife walking into the path of an oncoming bus – the biggest death on his conscience. Confirming that Janice is not at home, Beth then arrives at Harry’s house by process of elimination, just in time to stop him from finishing the murderous job his son Ben has already started.

What happened to Ben in Inner Man

He faces no charges

at the end of Inner man episode 3, Harry accidentally locked his son Ben (Lewi Oliver, from Mike Flanagan’s Midnight mass) in the basement with Janice. After a furious confrontation between the pair, Ben lashes out at his maths tutor with a hammer, seemingly killing her. Still intent on protecting his son, Harry agrees to take the blame for Janice’s murder, call the police and await arrest. However, when Janice arrives, Harry realizes that he has to finish what Ben started so she can’t tell the authorities about Ben’s attack or her false belief about his possession of child pornography.

Ben was last seen not far from the family home, covered in blood and traumatized by his ordeal, he collapsed to the ground and collapsed. In the conversation at the end of the Steven Moffat show, Harry confirms that Ben has not faced any charges for attacking Janice, and he is not under suspicion of being a pedophile. He lives with his uncle,”recovered“Of his ordeal, and the loss of his mother. Steven Moffat’s Inner man The ending explained that Harry had his hands on everything, including the (accidental) attempted murder of his son.

For which Harry was sent to prison in Inner Man

There are several options

It is not explicitly stated which of the many crimes committed by David Tennant’s village vicar landed him in prison until the end of Inner man. It is most likely the attempted murder and false imprisonment of Yanis. In his video call with Jefferson Grieff, the killer refers to Harry’s attempted murder of his son but admits it was accidental. It is unclear whether this is affected by Harry’s prison sentence. David Tennant’s character swears that he is not a villain, but Griff reminds him of the people who lost their lives due to his actions – Edgar and Mary.

It has not been confirmed whether Harry was sent to prison for being in possession of Edgar’s child pornography. However, given that the troubled Verger left a suicide note saying that the vicar was not a pedophile and was covering for someone else, it is likely that this particular crime was expunged from his record.

It could easily be argued that forcing Edgar to confess his sins to God drove the troubled man to take his own life, Harry is guilty of incitement or manslaughter. Whether or not Harry serves time for Edgar’s life is irrelevant, as he clearly feels immense guilt over him, and will for the rest of his life.

What’s going on with Janice in Inside Man’s post-credits scene?

This only adds to the show’s many lingering questions

Steven Moffat’s Netflix thriller has a post-credits scene that throws up more questions than it answers. Steven Moffat Inner man The ending states that Jefferson Grieff only has approximately two weeks to live. So it’s great Surprise when Janice visits him on death row In the post-credits scene. Given her brutal ordeal at the hands of Harry and Ben, she recovered remarkably quickly to be able to board a transatlantic flight.

Probably, Beth tells her friend about how Griff helped in her rescue, but Janice is not visiting to thank him, she is visiting him to offer a very different case from the one he has consulted on so far. She Ask him to help her with her husband’s murder. The only catch is that Janice’s ex-husband isn’t dead, and rather than a case for the death row Sherlock Holmes, she wants to consult with him on how to commit the perfect murder. Strangely, Janice’s husband is not mentioned at all before this, which is strange because she clearly hates the man.

There are some moments in earlier episodes of Inner man That, in retrospect, could point to Janice’s unhappy marriage, and possibly even a history of domestic abuse. She lives alone and has regular Skype calls with her sister, suggesting she has a concerned family member who perhaps wants to ensure Janice is still safe and sound.

When Janice is first introduced in Inner man Episode 1, she steps in to save Beth from a lying drunk on the London Underground, confidently stating to the man that his harassment has been broadcast online. This implies that Janice has first-hand experience of how to deal with abusive people who overstep boundaries. Moffat’s history of presenting domestic abuse on screen may give viewers pause if this is the direction the story is heading in.

However, he has already proven that Janice is no victim and is a fascinating and nuanced character who stood up to Harry until she was released. Perhaps her arrangement with Harry and her second chance at life prompted her decision that her husband deserved to die.

The real meaning of the inner man ending

A father will do anything to protect his son

Harry was a good man who was pushed to do bad things – and the central point of the series is that labels like “good” and “bad” can be too simple to apply to people. As a father, when he saw that Janis will destroy his son’s life, all because of a misunderstanding, he finally realizes that he has to do some very bad things to save his child. Harry’s actions are horrifying, but well-intentioned, and he ends up sacrificing his own life to protect his child, which further complicates the narrative of good or bad actions. He is going to become the ultimate villain himself just to ensure his son has a life to grow up in, despite his boy never really doing anything wrong to begin with.

Harry’s plan to take his own life also shows how far the character can be pushed. He planned to kill Janis to ensure that nothing came back on his son and then kill himself. As a vicar, he knew it would doom his soul, but he felt that protecting his son was what was more important.

Inner man also makes the point that this is not simply an isolated incident, but an example that could apply to anyone – a sane vicar feels like a character who would be unlikely to become a killer, but he is not the only one who Does. Grief’s story is not explained in detail, but his actions to save Janice show that he is not a pure villain, and it is hinted that his story may parallel Harry’s – that he has reasons for committing murder. Furthermore, Janice ends the series with the revelation that she intends to kill her husband. Like Grieff, the details of her motivations are not revealed, although it is suggested that she may be in an abusive marriage.

Among the three stories, Inner man Serves to look at ethical questions of justice for murder, and to make the audience ask themselves. It asks questions about what would make someone guilty of murder—and what circumstances might lead seemingly “good” people to do bad things.

Will there be an Inside Man Season 2?

The success on Netflix makes it possible

The BBC One miniseries received some great news on BBC Radio 4’s Today program where Moffat said he was “Looking at the enthusiastically-nudged-about graphs and apparently [Inside Man] Done quite well.” The Inner man End rims that It’s another story to tell with Jefferson Grieff and Janice Fife. The mystery surrounding Grieff’s wife certainly sets up David Tennant’s return as a confidante in a potential season 2. While Moffat said another season of Inner man was in the hands of the audience, that obviously happened.

The TV numbers were reportedly low, but when adding the Player and Netflix views, the numbers were over the five million mark. This is great news after the post-credits scene clearly established what’s next for the characters. The future looks bright Inner manAs Moffat said live numbers don’t matter anymore, and it’s all about the audience breakdown after a month. As a result, Steven Moffat’s Inner man It is likely to return as the showrunner has spoken to BBC about the possible second season.