What Will Susie Do Without Bobby? The Gentlemen Season 2 Ending Explained

The biggest misconception about The Gentlemen Season 2's ending is that Bobby Glass is gone. He isn't. Eddie initially believes Bobby ordered the attack on Halstead Manor and Bella's murder, leading him to arrange a prison hit. But Eddie discovers that Bobby was not responsible, races to stop the assassination, and Bobby ultimately kills the assassin himself. The real conspiracy leads to Gospel John and Freddy, who were connected to the plot that resulted in Bella's death. The more important development is Susie's independence from Bobby. By the finale, Susie understands that she cannot remain permanently under her father's authority. She has also begun building her own relationship with Carlos Vargas, creating connections and supply lines that could eventually become the foundation of her own criminal operation. Kaya Scodelario explained that Susie realizes she needs to branch out and cannot depend on Eddie as her permanent partner either. Bobby, meanwhile, has much bigger ambitions. He wants the Glass organization to expand into continental Europe and absorb Marco Moretti's operation. That means Season 3 could place Bobby, Susie and Eddie on increasingly independent trajectories. Bobby wants a larger empire, Eddie wants to operate on his own terms, and Susie is quietly constructing something that belongs to her. So what will Susie do without Bobby? The answer is: she isn't actually without him yet — but she is preparing for the day when she no longer needs him. Season 2's ending positions Susie as a potential independent crime boss rather than simply Bobby's daughter and Eddie's business partner. That makes her future one of the most important storylines in Season 3.