I love that it was ambiguous, and I love that people are going to ask themselves, ‘Was he always going to leave? Or did he make a decision in that final moment?'”
We never told him when he makes that decision or how. It’s so great, and only Ryan knows the answer to that. “In that moment, he could have been protecting Reynolds, or he could have been protecting himself because he didn’t know.
“It’s so beautiful the way Ryan played it, too, because when did he make the decision to leave? Was it in that very last moment with Sharpe at the taxi? Or did he always know he was leaving?” Schulner posits. In fact, he didn’t say anything at all, leaving the door open for viewers to interpret Max’s intentions. However, it has to be noted that Max didn’t deny Reynolds’ assumption that he wasn’t going to accompany Helen to London. In that moment, she was worried that Max would not leave with her, but she was wrong.” “But on occasion, when they fear the other’s withholding, they would just say, ‘Burden me,’ and the other would confess whatever they were thinking. “Usually, they can really just read each other’s thoughts,” showrunner David Schulner explains. Helen’s two little words in that final scene are incredibly meaningful for the couple. He kissed her before sliding into the cab and directing the driver to JFK airport. “Burden me,” Helen said, and Max finally walked over to her.
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