Warning! Spoilers for Penguin Part 3 is aheadJust in case, Penguin Episode 4 finds Cristin Milioti betraying DC villain Sofia Falcone, leaving Oz Cobb's fate uncertain. After the death of Carmine Falcone Batman's third act, Sofia Falcone seemed a clear path to becoming Gotham City's top criminal. However, Oz Cobb's murder of Sofia's brother shook Gotham City's criminal hierarchy, and Oz ignored Sofia's release from Arkham. As a result, Oz is forced to work with Sofia to protect both himself and the Falcons and the possibility of the Maronis taking over their operations.
In Penguin Episode 3, “Bliss”, Oz helps Sofia blackmail Jonny Viti into keeping Sofia in the Falcone family operations, and the two put their differences aside. Apparently, Oz played a key role in providing Sophia Falcone with the information that sent her to Arkham in exchange for power after her “Executioner” killing spree. This revelation shows Oz and Sofia in a different light, and it is revealed that the Hawks have no interest in Sofia's well-being. However, Oz isn't too interested in Sofia either, since he cheats on her right after they reconcile.
What happens to Sofia Falcone at the end of Penguin episode 3?
Oz Cobb leaves Sophia Falcon for dead when the Maronites come to kill them
Outside the Iceberg Lounge, Oz Cobb and Sofia Falcone address their complicated pasts and present their side of the story. Sophia confronts Oz about his role in sending her to Arkham, and Oz confesses his guilt but states that he does not regret the consequences of his actions. Oz seems very sincere with Sofia, and Sofia is moved when she sees Oz's tears. But everything changes when Nadia Maroni arrives. As Victor Aguilar arrives to rescue them, Oz immediately gets in his car and orders Victor to leave without Sofia.. Then several shots are heard.
Sofia Falco's fate is not publicly disclosed Penguin End of episode 3. The gunshots seem to come from a single gun, suggesting that Nadia Maroni or one of her thugs fired at Sofia as Victor and Oz drove away. While Sofia may not be in full control of the Falcone family at the moment, killing her could be a huge step forward for the Maronis, who need a major blow to the Falcons for leadership in the drug business. It's very interesting about Oz and Sofia's influence on both families' decisions.
Don't worry, more Sofia is coming
Sofia Falcone Still Essential to Future Episodes of Penguin
Although it is possible that Nadia and her henchmen kill Sophia Falcone off-screen at the end of the film Penguin Episode 3, Sofia's death is unlikely. After all, for the trailer Penguin Insert footage of Sofia not yet seen on the show. teaser for Penguin In episode 4, added at the end of episode 3, there is a brief scene where Sofia and Oz are threatened by Nadia Maroni's men. And Victor Aguilar goes to help them. Sophia's expression suggests that even after Oz escapes without her, she will uncover something about his complicated past.
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Episodes 4-8 will likely show how Sofia became a hardened criminal after being sent to Arkham for crimes she didn't actually commit.
Regardless of Sophia's fate after that Penguin Episode 3, the teaser for the upcoming episodes of the series shows that Sofia's past will soon be explored in depth. The teaser reveals that Sofia's famous “Hangman” crimes aren't entirely her fault, as Carmine Falcone manipulates her and Oz desperately tries to capture her. Penguin Episodes 4-8 will likely show how Sofia has become a hardened criminal after being sent to Arkham for crimes she didn't actually commit, and Nadia will believe what she told Oz right before she arrived.
How The Penguin Cliffhanger Sets Up The Rest Of The Show
Sofia May Not Be As Bad As Everyone Thinks, But She May Be Right In Her Actions
Killing Sofia Falcone could end up causing the Maronis more trouble than it's worth. Oz has already manipulated both families to save himself after he ruthlessly killed Alberto Falcone. If Nadia kills Sofia the way Oz killed Alberto—in an alley outside the Iceberg Hall above her—the Hawks could start a full-scale gang war that would put the entire business at risk and destroy Gotham's underworld. Nadia is wise enough to realize this. still, The chaotic circumstances surrounding Nadia's arrival mean that no one is thinking straight, and the consequences could be disastrous.
Penguin's flashbacks to Sofia's backstory suggest that she will be vindicated, if not in Gotham's eyes, at least in the audience's eyes, as her family may have concocted her Executioner persona to use Sofia as a scapegoat. But Oz's second betrayal now justifies Sofia's ruthlessness. Oz has just proven that he can't be trusted, and Sofia no longer has anyone she can reliably work with. So the only way for Sophia to survive and take control may be to double down on her executioner fame and rebuild her family's empire with whoever survives her imminent attack.