Reacher Season 3 has been a rollercoaster of unexpected turns, and one of the most gripping twists involves Angel Doll being killed by Jack. As he infiltrates the dangerous world of Zachary Beck, Angel becomes a wildcard who meets his end in Episode 2.
Here’s a breakdown of what happens to Angel Doll and how his actions shape the season.
Here’s why Jack Reacher kills Angel Doll in Season 3 Episode 2
Jack Reacher kills Angel Doll as he grew suspicious of Jack and could have exposed his carefully laid plans.
Angel Doll makes his entrance in Reacher Season 3 Episode 2, immediately catching Jack’s attention. Assigned to follow Angel Doll to an impound lot, Jack is tasked with identifying a pickup truck linked to a staged kidnapping of Beck’s son, Richard. Angel Doll quickly proves to be more than meets the eye. He’s talkative, observant, and unnervingly perceptive.
The stakes rise when Angel Doll spots Beck’s car at the impound lot. Thanks to Duffy’s quick thinking, the car’s plates had been swapped, and Jack manages to convince Angel Doll that it’s a different vehicle. However, Angel Doll’s suspicions linger. Now, despite Jack’s efforts to misdirect and delay, Angel Doll begins to connect the dots. He notices inconsistencies in Jack’s story, such as the absence of insulation in the minivan used during the fake kidnapping.
The climax of Angel Doll’s storyline occurs at the end of Episode 2. After Jack successfully delivers a truckload of rugs as part of a test orchestrated by Beck, he returns to the warehouse, where Angel Doll confronts him. Angel Doll reveals that he knows Jack isn’t as clean as he pretends to be and accuses him of collaborating with the cops. This confrontation takes a deadly turn when Jack, realizing that Angel Doll’s suspicions could jeopardize the entire operation, takes drastic action.
Jack pushes Angel Doll’s head into a paper memo holder, killing him instantly. This act marks a turning point for Jack, as he is forced to compromise his moral code to protect his mission and his allies.
Originally reported by Devanshi Basu on ComingSoon.
