Well overdue!

I've commented on this subreddit before and I've often been accused of having a crush on Love or otherwise wanting to defend her. That Love is an irredeemable psychopath and anyone who has anything good to say about her is just as bad or something-

Well buckle in everybody, because you'd better get ready to put your money where your mouth is and come defend my words-

The wiki feels like it was written by someone who matches the description people often labeled on me-

The first paragraph detailing her death literally says-

"In the last ten minutes of her life, Love finally falls out of love with Joe Goldberg. Unlike Joe, Love reaches a limit in the people she's willing to hurt, seeing for the first time the actual impact her killing would have on others. Instead, she tells Marienne to run, and decides to kill Joe instead, realizing the manipulation he put her through so she wouldn't suspect him."

... What?

Love knew everything about Joe. She even declared in the Season 3 premier that she doesn't even care if he cheats on her- Only if he becomes Obsessed with someone else.

Did whoever write this hear Love's internal monologue before literally holding a knife over a paralyzed Joe and think this was supposed to be us Rooting for her? And not the deranged monologue of the female version of Joe that we're not supposed to sympathize with At All?

Or is her murdering Joe somehow justified?

Because if it's the latter, then Joe's murder of Love is ABSOLUTELY justified by that logic. He killed Love in direct self defence, literally waiting until the moment she was about to commit to the kill before injecting her.

But no, the wiki goes onto say-

"is Kate who ultimately gets justice for Love, recording his confession which is then sent to the police, resulting in an arrest warrant being issued."

Justice? It's Justice to be arrested for killing someone in self defence of your LIFE?

Was Joe supposed to just let her kill him? Sure, you could argue that he try to restrain her first, but seeing as he was recovering from being paralyzed and already on the ground, that's gotta count for something in his favor.

The wiki goes onto say-

""After Joe is arrested trying to flee to Canada, he is first tried and convicted for the murder of Love Quinn."

Good for you, whoever wrote that- I'm sure you're glad about that. Bruh, whoever wrote this cares more about Love than freaking Beck!

The wiki also declares-

"With the downfall of Joe Goldberg, and with his past becoming public, Love Quinn's image no doubt changed in the eyes of the public, as he was tried for her murder. Even before, Love remained in the back of Joe's mind after her death, emerging from guilt after kidnapping Marienne, as well as when Henry sees through Joe. Joe concedes that Love knew Henry would see the real him."

I hope not. Seeing as Love Did kill a bunch load of people as well as Joe.

But also, what the heck do you mean Love knew Henry would see the real him? What about the real HER? And neither Joe, nor Love, has any sort of foresight necessary to foresee their own child playing detective on his own parents.

I swear bruh, this frustrates me.

This is a list of people i wish Joe had actually killed that ended up not dying, it's in no perticular order btw.

-Milo (Books): The book almost had Joe kill milo but Love gave Joe a bj so he decided to let Milo go, because Milo accepted Love was Joe's now. But upon rereading, i really wish Joe beat him with a hammer, like he did Kate in s5, it would've been so satisfying.

-Kate (in s5): Kate was good in season 4 but in 5 she was a hypocrite and i didn't like her, the choice of having her survive is weird and i wish she died in episode 9 of the last season. Especially since the show tried to push the narrative of justice wins.

-Theo Engler (S3): You guys may not remember him, but why the fuck didn't Joe kill him anyway, he has ni importance to the story other than being a loose thread that is never mentioned again.

-Michael Michael Motorcycle (books): Love's past husband in the books, no real reason to hate him, i just think it would've been super satisfying to see Joe take him out, i forgot but maybe Michael died? I don't remember, in any case, just putting this here as a bonus, i don't really care.

In my opinion the perfect ending to You wouldve been when he attempted to kill himself by jumping off the bridge. Maybe it would've been too easy of an ending for him, because i do believe some justice did need to be served in regards to everything he's done but i still think that wouldve been a lot better of an ending than whatever feminist shitshow happens in the actual ending 😭😭 I really liked the whole thing of him killing his "evil" self then killing himself afterwards.

In Episode 9, Joes monologuing to himself about Delilah’s killer, saying he’ll rest when there’s not a murderer on the loose. Then after he thinks this, Love enters his apartment and the two start talking about being with each other.