《The Good Daughter》(The Good Daughter) In the last episode, Huck admitted the crime of the year

 Returning to their childhood house, Samantha and Charlie thought they would face the Culpepper family again, but it was Mason Huckabee who knocked on the door.The confession he brought gradually connected the attacks on Quinn's family decades ago, the payment records left by his father, and the current school shooting.

The Peacock miniseries《The Good Daughter》(The Good Daughter) has six episodes in total.Before entering the final episode, Samantha, played by Rose Byrne, and Charley, played by Megan Fahey, had discovered that their father, Rusty, may have been secretly transferring money to the Culpepper family for many years.Rusty is played by Brendan Gleeson; the sisters' mother Gamma, played by Olivia Williams, died in the attack that year, and her two daughters were also nearly killed.

Huck, played by Jack McDormand, admits that the person who broke into the farmhouse wearing a mask with Zach Culpepper was his 17-year-old self.He was also responsible for the fire at Quinn's house a few days ago.He claimed that he did not initially intend to burn down the house but simply wanted to scare Rusty, who he believed had killed his sister.

Huck's sister Anna Lee testified in a rape case, and Rusty questioned her in court, causing her to lose credibility.She then commits suicide, and Huck retaliates by paying Zack $5,000 to kill Rusty.But when the two broke in, Rusty was not at home. The only ones left in the house were his mother and two young daughters.

Zach killed Gamma and sexually assaulted Charlie.Huck tries to grab the gun from Zach, but accidentally shoots Samantha.Thinking she was dead, he dragged her into the woods and dumped her in the river.Standing in front of his sisters many years later, he insisted that he was trying to stop Zach, but Charlie did not accept this excuse: “He is your loaded weapon!Everything Zach did that night was because you pointed him towards us.”

The secret of payment is also revealed.Huck's parents arranged to pay Zach Jr. $2,000 a month in exchange for Zach Sr. not telling the truth about Huck's involvement in the attack.Old Sheriff Coyne assists in the cover-up, but Daniel Culpeper is wrongly implicated in the case.Huck thus escaped prosecution and the possible death penalty.

Huck learned of his parents' arrangement about ten years ago, shortly before his mother died, and later confessed it to Rusty.Unwilling to put his daughter through another traumatic lawsuit, Rusty takes over managing the payments and asks Huck to write a confession.But he never forgives Huck, leaving the final choice to Samantha and Charlie: continue to protect the man, or turn the confession over to law enforcement.

The sisters are taking the third path now.They provide the authorities with clues about Huck's involvement in the handling of Eli Wilson's gun - the gun that killed Principal Pink and Emma in the school case.The act could have put Huck up for ten years in prison and given the sisters time to think about old cases.

Charlie ultimately doesn't want to pursue the case from decades ago.Samantha told her that she could also stop paying Zach Jr. and let Zach Sr. speak out without actively assisting the prosecutor.Charlie wondered, could things really be that simple?My sister's answer was: “As long as you no longer live in Pikeville, that's fine.”

There is still a key doubt in the campus case.Kelly Wilson, played by Scheana Bernardo, has admitted to loading a gun, and surveillance appears to have captured her killing Principal Douglas Pinkman.But when Samantha watched the video again, she discovered that she was not actually captured pulling the trigger.The sisters rewatch it with Ben, played by Michael Dorman, and finally notice that there are actually two hands holding the gun, and suspicion turns to the principal's wife, Judith.

Charlie goes to Judith's house and secretly records the conversation while Samantha and Ben listen outside.Judith, played by Paula Malcomson, admits that she caught her husband having sex with Kelly and that she was pregnant.When questioned, her husband actually told her that the child should be raised by the couple together, and that she should quit her teaching job and stay at home to take care of the child.

After years of being controlled and belittled, Judith decided to kill her husband.She convinced Kelly that Pink would force her to have an abortion and coaxed her into bringing her father's gun to school.But when it came time to do it, Kelly froze.Judith confessed:“I stood behind her, put my finger on hers, and pulled the trigger.”

She fired continuously, hoping to portray herself as a heroic teacher who stopped the shooting, a widow who lost her husband, and then collect Pink's life insurance money.Emma's death was an accident: Kelly refused to hand over the gun, and the gun went off while the two were fighting.Judith also admitted that she had no intention of letting Kelly survive, but she had run out of bullets.

After realizing that Charlie was recording, Judith took out another gun and left a final confession: She killed Douglas and Emma, and pulled the trigger six times. Kelly was innocent.She orders Charlie to leave and then commits suicide.Ben arrived and hugged his collapsed wife. Charlie cried and said: “I couldn't save her!”

With Judith's confession, Samantha used police misconduct decades ago in the Culpeper case as a bargaining chip to obtain a reduced sentence for Kelly.Kelly accepted a five-year prison sentence, and her mother, Ava, promised to take care of the children until she was released.

Charlie and Ben are also finally opening up about old wounds: her past trauma, his cheating, and their ongoing fertility difficulties.The couple got back together and Ben invited her to move to Atlanta with him.Samantha promised her sister that she would tell her more about her late husband Anton in the future.

While sorting through Rusty's belongings, the sisters find the gamma photo he wanted them to see.It was hidden behind another picture frame that Samantha had specifically asked to take to the hospital the night her father died.The back of the photo says “LAST WORD” - my father finally left his “last word” to himself.Charlie then picked up the old photos of the sisters before they were injured, and the happy memories of getting along with their mother resurfaced.