The Penguin reached its thrilling conclusion overnight, leaving fans with a lot to unpack. Sky Atlantic and HBO fans would have witnessed Oz Cobb (Colin Farrell) ascend in Gotham's criminal underworld, courtesy of his takeover of the Bliss drug's growth and distribution. Oz's actions sparked a brutal drug war in Gotham, betraying two of the city's most powerful crime families - the Falcones and Maronis.
In the series finale 'A Great or Little Thing', Oz Cobb was hauled away by a corrupt cop for interrogation and threats from Sofia (Cristin Milioti), who still holds his mother Francis (Deirdre O'Connell) captive. Francis confronted Oz about his decision to close the overflow sewer door and her suspicion that he murdered his brothers. Despite being stabbed, Oz managed to escape with his ailing mother and horrifically turned the tables on Sofia and even his allies.
We delve into a thrilling series finale, the fate of Sofia Falcone, and what lies ahead for Oz Cobb. Why did Oz let Sofia Falcone live? The suspenseful game of cat-and-mouse between Oz Cobb and Sofia Falcone made The Penguin a thrilling watch, leading viewers to speculate how Oz would navigate yet another precarious situation. Oz Cobb's primary objective was to overthrow Sofia Falcone, his main enemy, to clear his path to the summit of Gotham's criminal underworld.
The arrest and imprisonment of Sofia Falcone was a crucial part of the plan. Oz told Councilman Hady about Sofia and Maroni's involvement in the Crown Poin.
