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Taylor Sheridan has perfectly helmed theYellowstonesaga, bringing about such twists and turns that fans couldn’t imagine in their wildest dreams. But even then, there have been certain elements of the Western lore that even fans couldn’t help but point out seemed incredibly biased and unsatisfactory, like the mere existence and character arc of Wes Bentley’s Jamie Dutton in the story.

Taylor Sheridan in a still from Sons of Anarchy | FX Network

As fans have already seen one too many times in the blockbuster series, Bentley’s character hardly ever gets treated right, especially by his adopted father, John Dutton. That being said, since the show is already on the verge of its end, Sheridan needs to redeem this very character to bring a perfectly satisfying ending to the smash-hit saga following Costner’s leave.

Taylor Sheridan Needs to Redeem Jamie BeforeYellowstoneEnds

Although most of the series has been a true masterpiece that had viewers unable to put their respective devices down, this particular character arc written forWes Bentley‘s Dutton had a lot of fans quite disappointed with the storyline. This is because they feel that this particular character has just never been made to be enough despite him giving his everything to prove his worth.

As Redditorr/MyCrazyXXpointed out in their post on the r/YellowstonePN subreddit, Jamie has always been treated offensively by the people he considered the closest to him. Not only is he“a double Harvard-educated lawyer who did everything asked of him,”but he was also“the good kid growing up, becomes Attorney General, and keeps the Duttons out of all sorts of messes.”

Yellowstone. | Credit: Paramount Pictures.

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In response, he was met with nothing more thanKevin Costner‘s John Dutton“calling him his ‘greatest failure’ and ultimately refusing to acknowledge [him] as a son to his assistant, Clara.”Plus, even when he finds out that he isn’t John’s real son, John responds most insensitively toward him, telling him he“should be grateful we raised you instead of bouncing through the system.”

Further pointing out other sick examples of just how brutal of a character arcTaylor Sheridanhas written for Bentley’s character, the Redditor continued to say:

“I don’t run much of a democracy”: Taylor Sheridan’s Brutally Honest Words About the Way He Runs ‘Yellowstone’ Set Have Not Aged Well After Kevin Costner’s Exit

[John] even tells [him] to commit suicide at one point, them berates him for almost doing so. Oh, then there is the time John steals the governorship from [him], as well as the time he beats the hell out of him for not answering his phone.

Does anyone else find the portrayal of adoption on this show strange?byu/MyCrazyXXinYellowstonePN

Wes Bentley as Jamie in the series. | Credit: Paramount Pictures.

“I probably should have let him know”: Yellowstone’s First Episode Deeply Upset Wes Bentley’s Grandfather For an Understandable Reason

With all of this being discussed and acknowledging the fact that the series is about to hit its finale soon withCostner’s exit from it, it sounds like just about time that Sheridan finally redeems this particular character instead of further berating him at the hands of the other Duttons. If anything, this could be the perfect end to his story and the entire saga, and fans agree to the same.

Fans Feel Wes Bentley’s Character Needs to be Redeemed Now

Throughout the entirety of this series, Wes Bentley’scharacter has tried really, really hardto gain his adoptive father’s approval, but seems to never quite succeed. This is because no Dutton has been willing to treat him with the love and respect that he deserves and yearns for all along.

That said, fans have pointed out in the comment section just how they are pining for Bentley’s character because of the character arc written for him so far. Here’s what they’re saying:

“I probably should have let him know”: Yellowstone’s First Episode Deeply Upset Wes Bentley’s Grandfather For an Understandable Reason

Commentbyu/MyCrazyXXfrom discussioninYellowstonePN

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All of this being said, it is unarguably evident that fans are rooting for this particular Dutton to finally shine in the way he had been yearning for all his life. That being put out there, it’s time Sheridan actually developeda final storyline for his sagathat redeemed Bentley’s character instead of further deeming him unworthy of everything, the way the other Duttons treat him.

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Mahin Sultan

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Mahin Sultan is a Senior Writer at FandomWire, where she brings a fresh perspective to entertainment news. Having been in the field for over 3 years now, she has already written more than 2,000 articles across a variety of niches, from entertainment to health and fashion. This diverse experience has allowed her to quickly build a solid foundation and a deep understanding of the industry.

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