The finale begins with a flashback to rehab, where Jake and Fiona are talking during art
therapy.
Giselle is said to have started a rumor that she and Jake were sleeping together, but Jake
denies it.
Fiona had stabbed her teacher because he was assaulting her, it was revealed during their
discussion.
Fiona informs Jake that she recognizes him as a sociopath.
We cut back to the car, where an unsuspecting Nate is sitting next to our newly revealed
Simon Says, just as Jake is about to tell Fiona the real reason he went to rehab.
Nate confronts Fiona after reading Bronwyn's text about S.S.'s true identity, and she confirms
she's been playing with the group all along and gives him an ultimatum.
She wants vengeance on the person who shot Jake, and the Murder Club has until midnight
to decide whether or not to give them up.
Fiona pulls over in the middle of nowhere and abruptly kicks Nate out.
Back at Janae's house, the Murder Club is attempting to devise a strategy to stop Fiona.
They suspect that the villain is not working alone, but they are unsure who might be assisting
her.
The teens decide to look for evidence linking Fiona to Giselle's murder.
Janae and Addy break into Fiona's house and discover evidence that she was the one who
manipulated Jake's Greece photos.
Brownyn, Nate, and Maeve discover Fiona's iPad in the school drama club but are unable
to access it before the villain notices and wipes out all the data.
To make matters worse, the cops discover Jake's body.
In the present, Vanessa informs the group that she overheard Jake revealing Fiona's
secret to Simon on the tapes, thus betraying her.
A flashback shows Fiona sobbing in her car after fleeing the cafeteria the day Simon
revealed she'd stabbed her former teacher.
Jake pursues her and promises to exact vengeance on her behalf.
The group recognizes that there is no proof Fiona murdered Giselle, but they do have enough
evidence to frame her for Jake's death.
To prove Fiona had a reason to kill Jake, Maeve and Janae intend to board the yacht,
hack into the restaurant's WiFi, and upload Simon's hard drive onto Fiona's father's laptop,
making it appear as if she worked with Jake.
Cooper and Nate are tasked with going to Jake's house and stealing some of his hair from his
room so that the group can plant his DNA on Fiona's Halloween bear costume.
Bronwyn and Addy decide to follow Fiona around in Bronwyn's car to keep their adversary from
discovering their plan.
Maeve suggests switching Addy and Janae's roles at the last minute because the former
cannot drive.
They also intend to hide the murder weapon in Fiona's car, but Maeve believes that without
the villain's fingerprints on the gun, their plan will fail, and she reminds the group
of the video Fiona has.
Bronwyn and the others decide that this frame-up is their best chance of stopping Fiona, so
they dismiss Maeve's concerns once more, not allowing her to vote on the matter.
Bronwyn and Janae notice that the murder weapon has vanished as they prepare to place it in
Fiona's car.
Maeve and Addy become trapped in the yacht as it begins to move.
Fiona confronts the two girls, and Maeve pulls out a gun, revealing that she has been working
with Simon Says.
Fiona allegedly promised Maeve that if she delivered Addy, she would permanently delete
the video of the Murder Club next to Jake's body, and Maeve agreed to save her sister
from prison.
Before pulling the trigger, Fiona gives Addy a speech about how Jake was her soulmate.
The gun isn't loaded, and Maeve was also pretending to be Fiona.
She was simply attempting to obtain the villain's fingerprints on the gun.
Fiona sets fire to the boat, but Nate and Cooper arrive just in time to save Maeve and
Addy.
Cooper sustains serious injuries as a result of the incident.
Back on land, Bronwyn confronts Fiona, who stabs her in the shoulder just as the cops
arrive to arrest her.
Cooper and Bronwyn are both hospitalized as a result of their ordeal.
Maeve tries to apologize to her sister, but Bronwyn refuses to forgive the betrayal that
nearly killed everyone.
None of the other Murder Club members have anything to say to Maeve, and Janae isn't
sure if they'll ever be able to forgive her.
Meanwhile, Cooper's father pays him a visit in the hospital and finally meets Kris, shaking
his hand.
Coop introducing Kris as his boyfriend is probably the most upbeat part of an otherwise
stressful episode.
Cole pays Fiona a visit in prison and asks if she knows why Jake killed Simon.
Fiona believes it has something to do with why Jake was sent to rehab in the first place.
Cole appears surprised that Fiona was aware of this.
Later, while still in her cell, Simon Says receives her prison lunch, which turns out
to be poisonous.
Fiona was poisoned by whom?
Could it be related to the reason Jake went to rehab?
In the final scene, our Murder Club members joyfully celebrate the end of the ordeal.
Nate presents Bronwyn with a necklace engraved with the word "Stay" and promises never to
leave her.
All is not as it appears - In the final scene, the school has been turned into a violent
crime scene on graduation day.
There's blood all over the place, but we have no idea who it belongs to.
One of the officers retrieves Bronwyn's "Stay" necklace from the floor.
The Murder Club's problems are not over.
Overall, I enjoyed this season.
I thought it did a good job of focusing on the aftermath of Jake's death and how Addy
was doing, especially since she was the one who shot him and was in a relationship with
him, which was crucial for her character development.
If I had to pick one thing from Season Two, it would be Giselle's death.
In my opinion, it was never properly acknowledged, and it only added to the confusion.
Her character didn't add much to the plot other than proving Jake was a liar, which
didn't really need to be proven.
One Of Us Is Lying Season Two was filled with strong talent, entertaining storylines, and
a cliffhanger ending that makes me want Season Three more than ever.
Here's hoping the Murder Club returns to our screens next year!