Justin Voight: From Prodigal Son to Not-So-Prodigal-Getting-Shot-in-the-Head Son on Chicago PD
Ah, Justin Voight. The troubled soul who made Sergeant Hank Voight's life a rollercoaster ride that would make even Willy Wonka scream. But hey, at least it wasn't boring, right? Well, that was until Season 3's finale, where things went from "will-he-won't-he-go-straight" to "oh-no-he's-definitely-not-going-anywhere." Buckle up, because we're about to dissect Justin's dramatic exit faster than you can say "daddy issues."
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A Not-So-Shining Start
Justin wasn't exactly sunshine and rainbows throughout his time on the show. Let's just say the dude had a talent for finding trouble. There was the DUI, the whole prison stint, and enough questionable decisions to fill a textbook on "How Not to Live Your 20s." But hey, some people peak in high school, Justin peaked at causing familial chaos.
A (Brief) Attempt at Redemption
Now, to Justin's credit, he did try to turn things around. He joined the army, got married, even had a kid! It was almost enough to make you believe in second chances... almost.
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The Tragic Demise (with a Side of Heroic Attempt)
But then, WHAM! Season 3 finale hits us like a rogue mafia bullet. Justin gets tangled up with a bad crowd, all while trying to help a friend (because hey, even troubled guys can have a heart of gold, apparently). This "help" unfortunately involved getting kidnapped, shot in the head, and stuffed in a car trunk. Not exactly the picturesque ending we were hoping for.
Voight, being the ever-so-protective (and slightly vengeance-fueled) dad, does everything he can to save Justin. Think racing to the hospital, frantic pleas to the medical gods, the whole shebang. But in the end, even Sergeant Voight's interrogation skills couldn't win this battle. Justin is declared brain dead, leaving his poor wife Olive and baby son to pick up the pieces.
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Moral of the story? Maybe don't get mixed up with gangs, kids.
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How To Deal with the Fallout (Figuratively Speaking)
Alright, so you're emotionally wrecked after witnessing this TV tragedy. What do you do? Here are some helpful tips:
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How to Grieve a Fictional Character?
- Binge-watch reruns of Justin's (somewhat) redemptive moments.
- Write a heartfelt fan fiction about him living happily ever after (because seriously, the show owed him that much).
- Channel your sadness into a killer workout. Hey, at least you'll look good while mourning.
How to Avoid Getting Shot in the Head (in a Fictional World, Obviously)?
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- Don't hang out with shady characters.
- If you see a car trunk, walk the other way.
- Invest in a good helmet. You never know when falling debris might strike.
How to Deal with a Dad Like Hank Voight?
- Therapy. Lots and lots of therapy.
- Develop an independent streak.
- Maybe move to a different country? Just a suggestion.
So there you have it, folks. The tragic tale of Justin Voight. A cautionary tale, a tearjerker, and a reminder that even on fictional cop shows, nobody is safe.
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