The Armistice had been signed on at the eleventh hour. Peace at last.” This is a reference to World War I and the signing of the agreement that brought an end to the war. A tower clock strikes eleven and Tommy says, “Eleventh hour. This discovery prompts Tommy to go after the doctor but yet again we have another twist as Tommy decides not to kill him. Holford ( Aneurin Barnard), is a member of the British Union of Fascists and friends with Mosley, who had induced the good doctor to lie to Tommy about his health to see him kill himself. However, during the act, Tommy sees what can be termed a "vision" of his daughter Ruby ( Heaven-Leigh Clee) which prompts him into discovering that the diagnosis had been a hoax.
If there is anyone that can kill Tommy Shelby, it’s Tommy Shelby. Given that Tommy has already had suicidal inclinations, the show sees him decide to end his own life rather than be sickly and die off. By the last episode of the season, it has been set up that Tommy will die, given that he had been given a fatal diagnosis of tuberculoma and had 18 months to live. Throughout the show, Tommy has never been afraid of dying. Case in point: who would emerge victorious when Michael Gray ( Finn Cole) and Tommy Shelby ( Cillian Murphy) go to war? Now, we must admit that not all of those were covered, however, there is not much to worry about given that we would still be seeing more of the Shelbys in the future. With five seasons of thrilling drama under its belt, Peaky Blinders Season 6 had a few full stops to add to several storylines on the show.
It wouldn’t be Peaky Blinders if there were not a few twists along the show’s journey to its end. The final season was filled with a lot of loss and trauma, and there was even a bit of redemption thrown in for good measure. The ending of the show leaves an avenue to exploit what one might expect in the spin-off feature film that has been planned by creator Steven Knight. Its sixth and final season has been released on Netflix and wrapped up the story of the Shelby crime family of Small Heath, Birmingham - at least for now. The period crime drama we have all come to love, Peaky Blinders, has concluded.
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