Complete story — includes the ending
Devlin is accused of being involved in the deaths of Mayor Lowen and Glynn, among others. Prior to the pending investigation, he fires McManus from Em City. Querns replaces Glynn as warden and of course plans to make waves. Brass goes completely crazy and tries to kill Jackson Vayhue (now paroled and playing ball again) after Vayhue snubs him. He is arrested and sent away. Father Mukada learns that Hoyt's rich parents adopted him at birth. Mukada tracks down his mother and they share a loving, tender reunion. As he is also cut off from Cutler's wife, Miguel slips into the seductive arms and drugs of his cellmate, Torquemada. Rebadow and Stella reunite. Pablo stabs another inmate and goes to the Hole (where the prisoner is now stripped naked and held in a restraining chair). Vern is stabbed in the stomach by Beecher. Although Gloria tries to comfort him as best she can, Ryan is barely able to cope without Cyril in his life. Ryan forgives his father for past sins, and they decide to start over. Keller jumps from the balcony in Em City, killing himself, but making it seem as if Beecher had pushed him, thereby falsely implicating him. Before, Keller told Beecher that he had taken care of the Aryans, and those cryptic words come true when a mysterious package arrives at the post office. The contents are a poisonous powder which kills all the Aryans immediately. In Oz's final moments, each section of the prison is evacuated, McManus is heard saying "The move is temporary, we will be back someday," and every last character gets on a bus; while back in Oz the echoes of the past years linger in the empty cells and recreation rooms, implying they never came back and Oz is still a ghost town.
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