‘My Life with the Walter Boys’ S3: Breaking Down the Ending, Including What Might Happen to Cole

The ending of season 3 of My Life with the Walter Boys decided to leave fans breathless. And no, it’s not just because of that kiss between Jackie and Eliot. In the final minutes of the season, Cole is involved in a terrible car accident that could completely change the balance of the story. But what really happened and more importantly, what does it mean for the fourth season? We’re breaking down the ending here.The accidentJust as Alex had gotten closer to the world of rodeo in the second season, Cole has found a new passion in car racing. But during a race, he decides to withdraw because he no longer wants to wait and finally wants to tell Jackie the whole truth about their breakup.His choice, however, hurts Danvers Stacey, played by Jedidiah Goodacre, depriving him of the chance to win the cash prize and secure a new professional opportunity. And his reaction is anything but sportsmanlike: Stacey chases Cole down the road and repeatedly rams him, until he forces him off the road. The car flips over and Cole ends up involved in an accident that leaves the character on a major cliffhanger.As if the accident weren’t already enough, a few moments later Jackie and Eliot kiss. Or rather: Eliot kisses Jackie. It’s a moment that seems destined to complicate the triangle even further. His presence, however, could also serve another narrative function: finally putting Cole and Alex on the same side. After everything that happened between the two brothers because of Jackie, it’s significant that Alex arrives at the party and immediately defends Cole in front of her. Their relationship could therefore be one of the central points of the next season.Add Cosmopolitan as a preferred source in your Google search results.Use your Google account to add this to your settings.But did Cole survive?NetflixThe answer, at least this time, is quite simple: yes. The fourth season of My Life with the Walter Boys is already in production, so we know that Cole will return to the series. The accident therefore doesn’t seem to have been intended to eliminate the protagonist, but rather as a huge turning point.It’s very likely that Cole will suffer physical consequences, but also, the accident will probably force him to reconsider his relationship with racing and with the people around him, especially Jackie. Cole was on his way to her precisely to tell her the truth about their breakup when everything fell apart. Now Jackie will have to face the consequences of what happened while, at the same time, dealing with Eliot’s kiss.The accident could therefore become the catalyst for a new rapprochement between Jackie and Cole. Not necessarily immediate and not necessarily romantic, but enough to put their relationship back at the center of the story.In short, if you thought that the triangle had finally reached the end of the line, you may have to think again. Cole’s accident, the kiss with Eliot, and the new relationship between the two Walter brothers have just opened a new phase of the story.