What if GTA 6 has a dual betrayal ending like Red Dead Redemption 2?
Imagine pouring 60 hours into GTA 6, falling in love with Lucia and Jason's wild, Bonnie & Clyde-style chaos, only to have one betray the other in the final act. Brutal, right? But what if Rockstar really goes there, just like they did with Arthur Morgan's heartbreaking ending in Red Dead Redemption 2? Let's break it down because if GTA 6 has a dual betrayal ending, it might just be the most savage twist in Rockstar history.
Rockstar Loves Tragedy (And So Do We)
Red Dead Redemption 2 didn't just end; it
wrecked
us. Dutch turned into a paranoid wreck, Micah was the absolute worst, and Arthur? He died betrayed, broken, but redeemed.
Rockstar doesn't do "happy ever after." From Tommy Vercetti to Niko Bellic to Arthur Morgan — every story ends in loss, pain, or a moral gut-punch. GTA 5 gave us three endings, but the one fans call 'the canon' has all three protagonists survive. Red Dead 2? Not so lucky.
If Rockstar brings that Red Dead energy into GTA 6 — especially with two characters as emotionally layered as Lucia and Jason — a betrayal ending feels
too good
(or too evil?) to pass up.
Jason and Lucia Will Betray Each other.. (GTA VI Theory)
What Would a Dual Betrayal Look Like?
Picture this:
Lucia and Jason are at the top of their game. The final heist is done. Money's rolling in.
Then... Jason gets cold feet. He's seen too much blood. He wants out.
But Lucia? She's not done climbing. She sees Jason as a liability.
Betrayal 1 - Lucia sets Jason up.
Or maybe Jason thinks Lucia's gonna ditch him, so he flips first.
Betrayal 2 -
A full Romeo & Juliet, but with guns, vaults, and helicopters.
The beauty (and cruelty) would be in giving
both
characters the chance to betray the other, depending on the choices players make.
Split endings. Different paths. All tragic.
The Canceled Story of GTA VI..
Why This Twist Would Hit So Hard
GTA 6 seems like it's going to be a more emotional, character-driven story — less chaos for chaos' sake, more
"What would you do to survive?"
Lucia's been to prison. Jason's run from his past. They're both survivors. But in Rockstar games, survival comes with a price.
A dual betrayal ending would force players to question everything:
Who did you side with more?
Who do you
trust
?
Can there even be a 'happy' ending in a world like Leonida?
It's the kind of gut-wrenching narrative twist that gets players talking, memeing, and replaying the game just to see what happens the other way.
We're Not Ready
If GTA 6 goes the Red Dead Redemption 2 route with a betrayal-filled finale, we're in for an emotional wreck of an ending. And honestly? We'd eat it up. After all, this isn't just a game about fast cars and big guns anymore. It's about
trust, loyalty,
and whether anyone can actually escape the life they chose. So buckle up. The sun might be shining in Vice City, but the ending could be
dark as hell
.
Game On Season 1 kicks off with Sakshi Malik's inspiring story. Watch Episode 1 here
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Hindustan Times
17 minutes ago
- Hindustan Times
Saare Jahan Se Accha shows a human, real spy, away from the flashy style of James Bond: Pratik Gandhi
For Pratik Gandhi, his new show, Saare Jahan Se Accha is more spy drama than a thriller. "That drama is a big part because we are dealing with complex human emotions," he tells us, explaining what separates the Netflix series from the overpopulated genre of spy thrillers in vogue today. Pratik spoke to HT along with the show's creators about its unique space and approach. Pratik Gandhi plays a spy in Netflix's Saare Jahan Se Accha. Keeping it real Saare Jahan Se Accha tells the story of a RAW agent in Pakistan in the 1970s, whose mission is to prevent the nation from becoming an atomic power. Based on true events, the show gives up the swanky Bond and Pathaan-style narrative of espionage for one grounded in realism. The show's creator, Gaurav Arora, explains, "The hyper-realistic style is to show a very stylish spy with good-looking women and in exotic locations. My attempt was to keep it very real and to show their pain and pressure." What separates Saare Jahan Se Accha from other spy dramas is how it treats the 'enemy'. Its depiction of ISI agents and Pakistani Army officials as humans instead of one-dimensional characters has been noted. Sejal Shah, the producer, explains, 'The idea was not to make a spectacle but to tell a story driven by the characters. And that is what we have here, characters who have a story - and both sides have stories.' Not James Bond Pratik plays Vishnu in the show, an Indian spy embedded in Pakistan. Talking about playing an everyman spy, he says, "James Bond was my first-ever introduction to spies. I always felt that anyone who plays a spy on screen will be a very flashy, flamboyant guy, very charming. He can do anything. He is almost a superhero. That was my initial understanding in my growing-up days. But I wouldn't call this series a spy thriller. It is a spy drama. That makes it absolutely fresh for me as an actor." Saare Jahan Se Accha also stars Sunny Hinduja, Tillotama Shome, Anup Soni, Kritika Kamra, and Suhail Nayyar. The show is currently streaming on Netflix.
NDTV
an hour ago
- NDTV
Watch: This 'Bihari Samosa' Shop In London Has Foodies Lined Up In Queue
The food in London is not just strawberries with cream and fish with chips. The cuisine available in this iconic city is as diverse as the people living and visiting here. In fact, you can enjoy fresh and crispy Bihari-style samosas in the UK, giving a nostalgic and delicious taste of home. In a video going viral on Instagram, we see a glimpse from a day at the Ghantawala Bihari Samosa shop in South Harrow and Wembley, UK. The viral video showcasing the famous 'Bihari Samosa' in London has clocked more than 25 million views. In the video, we see people of different ages and nationalities chomping on hot and crispy samosas, loaded with freshly made pudina and imli chutneys. Patrons can be seen patiently waiting in a long queue to get their hands on some tasty snacks. There is also a bell hanging in the store, representing the name 'Ghantawala Bihari Samosa'. Watch the viral video below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bihari Samosa UK (@ The authentic samosa shop in London has won the hearts of desis online. Take a look at the reactions below: "Brother, you made us proud! Standing in London, keeping the real taste of Bihar and samosas alive. Truly inspiring as long as there are people like you, Bihar will always shine globally," a user wrote. "They made a mini-India in London, wow," another added. A third wrote, "Samosa looks so tempting, better than India."
Economic Times
2 hours ago
- Economic Times
Post Malone's 27kg weight loss involved cutting out this beverage and science says it works
Synopsis Post Malone has revealed his impressive 27kg weight loss, showcasing his new physique in a Skims campaign. He attributes his transformation primarily to cutting out sugary sodas, a habit he indulged in heavily while touring. Alongside this dietary change, Malone adopted healthier eating habits, opting for grilled chicken and incorporating hot sauce, contributing to his successful weight loss journey and boosted confidence. Post Malone has revealed the secret behind his impressive 27kg weight loss, showcasing his new physique in a Skims campaign. He attributes his transformation primarily to cutting out sugary sodas, a habit he indulged in heavily while touring. (Images: Screenshots/ Instagram) Related Post Malone, the chart-topping rapper behind hits like Circles and Rockstar , has undergone a remarkable transformation, shedding 27kg (60lbs) and unveiling his slimmer physique in a bold new campaign for Kim Kardashian's Skims brand. Once weighing 108kg (240lbs), Malone now sits under 84kg (185lbs), and he says the change has not only reshaped his body but also his confidence. 'It was really a lot of fun, it made me feel like a handsome son of a bitch,' he told GQ after posing in nothing but underwear and a cowboy hat in the Utah countryside. While many assume grueling gym sessions drive celebrity weight loss, Malone credits much of his progress to a surprisingly simple dietary change: cutting out fizzy drinks. Speaking on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, the rapper admitted that soda was his biggest weakness on tour. 'Soda is so bad. It's so good but so bad,' he said, confessing he used to treat himself to a Coke on ice after a great show. Quitting the habit, he explained, was one of the biggest turning points in his health journey. Malone's decision to give up sugary drinks isn't just anecdotal—it's supported by research. A study published in the journal Nutrients found that replacing even a single sugary beverage with water each day led to measurable weight loss and improved overall health. Sugary drinks are a major source of 'empty calories,' which can spike blood sugar, increase fat storage, and fuel cravings. By removing them from his daily routine, Malone cut out a significant hidden source of calories, making his weight-loss journey more sustainable. Alongside ditching soda, Malone revamped his tour diet, opting for grilled chicken, carrots, and rice instead of fast food. He also found a quirky but effective ally in hot sauce. Speaking to Howard Stern, he joked about his discovery: 'Hot sauce has no calories in it. I was blown away… I lost 20 pounds doing that, and I was like, let's keep going, let's keep building.'
