Rebekah meanwhile reminds Samuel that Benjamin likens him to a pebble on his shoe - something he’ll tolerate for a while before throwing him to the curb. ..
What happens with Isadora and Cayetana?
Ivan and Phillipe are both confused about what happened at school the next day. Ivan remembers bits and pieces, while Isadora is very clearly traumatized over what happened to her. Given Phillipe’s history, he’s incredibly worried that he may have done something to Isadora.
Ivan tells Patrick that he’s moving out to Qatar with his dad. Patrick is upset and goes into the showers alone. Isadora also goes into the showers, and as she starts bleeding, it points toward the unthinkable happening. ..
Caye, the cleaner at school who was fired for snooping about last episode, arrives to talk to Isadora. She promises that she’s there for her and that her offer of kindness doesn’t have an expiration date. When she leaves, Isadora breaks down into tears. ..
What happened in Ibiza?
The whole incident with Isadora was filmed and the boy who did so shows off the video to Philippe and Ivan. Within this, Ivan stumbled over and tried to stop the three boys, telling them to back off but he ended up collapsing on the floor.
Phillipe falls to the ground as he crawls across the floor in an attempt to reach Isadora. The three boys presumably have their way with Isadora. When Phillipe lashes out, the boy throws a pretty nasty joke his way about the past, throwing shade at his sexual assault allegation. Naturally, Phillipe smacks the kids across the face for it. ..
Do Cruz and Ivan leave for Qatar?
That night, Phillipe finally admits his true feelings for Isadora and they kiss. He likens her to his princess and the pair embrace as thunder rumbles ominously in the sky. ..
Cruz holds a meeting with his son, Patrick, and tells him about his feelings. Cruz believes that Ivan should be able to experience what he hasn’t and makes a big decision. They’re not going to Qatar after all. Cruz wants his son to be happy and urges him to follow his heart and chase down Patrick.
Samuel heads to the police station but Benjamin rings, pleading with him to talk in person before handing over the evidence. Because of their past, Samuel agrees. Benjamin tells Ari afterwards that he wants to talk to Samu in private.
What happens to Samu? Who tries to kill him?
That evening, Benjamin tries to pay Samu off. He’s got him a scholarship to a business school at Oxford. Tuition, accommodation etc. is all paid for, along with 3000 euros per month as well. In exchange for all this though, Samuel would need to hand over the SIM card and stay quiet about his ties with Armando.
Benjamin watches in horror as Samu falls into the swimming pool and begins to bleed. He tries to help but is quickly overwhelmed by the situation and falls into the water himself.
Patrick shows up to find out what’s happened and pulls Samu out of the water. Benjamin tells his son that they’re in this together. Patrick inevitably calls everyone to let them know what’s happened, with Benjamin deciding to just dump him outside the hospital and leave.
Is Samuel actually dead?
When Benjamin returns inside, it turns out that Samuel is still alive. He’s slightly delirious but he makes it back to his feet and admits that Benjamin was the one responsible for what happened. Oh, so he’s not dead after all then.
“The SIM card is in the water!” Rebe exclaims before turning her attention back to Benjamin. She knocks him down as Mencia steps in to stop her.
How does Elite Season 5 end?
The police eventually show up and arrest Benjamin, taking him away in handcuffs. Ivan shows up and stands by Patrick’s side as he sees his father taken away. As Patrick sobs, so too does Ari as Mencia tries to comfort her. Omar and Rebe walk away. ..
The Episode Review
Elite Season 5 ended with a rather obvious conclusion, which is a real shame. We see that Benjamin is the one responsible for what happened to Samu and he didn’t actually die after all. So for the second time during this show’s run, Samuel isn’t dead! That’s a shame and it actually diminishes the big reveal at the end of episode 4 too.
The finale of “Sherlock” is disappointingly straightforward, with few surprises or unexpected developments. While the show had potential for a satisfying twist at the end, the rushed plot and lack of suspense left much to be desired.
Given that the show has already been renewed for a sixth season, it’s likely that the plot lines will run throughout next year’s season, but what makes this season stand out is how much of it is based on earlier seasons.
Season 5 of “The Walking Dead” isn’t bad, but it’s not particularly great either; it’s hoped that season 6 will take things up a notch.
