Here's what could have happened to Rue and Fez in <em>Euphoria's s</em>eason finale

Will Lexi (Maude Apatow) finally get her due and get a love life of her own like she wants?And of course, the biggies:What does that music video ending mean for Rue and what in the hell happened to Fez?We’ve been racking our brains since the episode first faded to black, and here’s what we’ve got:Earlier this season, we discussed the theory that Rue has been dead this whole time and the finale leaves some hints to support that. Add this to Rue’s ominous final line about disappearing “into that good night” and it’s not looking good.To further support this theory, earlier in the episode, Leslie reads a letter that she presumably wrote to Rue, alluding to the weird period of time where she was born, but also making mention of a narrator, stating “What if I heard the voice of some narrator who said: ‘Here’s what’s going to happen?” This could be a nod to the prevailing theory that Rue’s omniscient but undependable narrating powers have been bestowed upon her from the grave and that her mother is here to remind her us, the audience, of that fact. And if so, it would match the equally ominous line at the end of “All For Us” where Rue/Zendaya mentions disappearing “into that good night” and a man utters right after “Until then,” perhaps signaling that an overdose resulting in death is inevitable for her, but has not yet occurred.Since Fez is a fan-favorite who we do not want to kick the bucket (not that we want that for Rue either), our first order of business is assuming that Fez is alive and well (for now) and that the show is playing with us.The last we see of Fez, he has returned to the home to an impatient Mouse (Meeko), who was waiting for him, gun in hand.