‘The Flight Attendant’ season 2 episode 6, titled ‘Brothers & Sisters,’ focuses on the Bowden family’s complete dysfunction. Cassie (Kaley Cuoco) travels to New York with her brother Davey (T. R. Knight) to visit their mother. Lisa Bowden (Sharon Stone) sees her daughter for the first time in a long time, and all her repressed rage and irritation at Cassie explodes. Meanwhile, Megan reunites with her family, but the reunion is short-lived. While Max and Annie are present, Cassie’s strange doppelganger enters her home. Dot appears to suspect that Ben has gone wild. Here’s everything you need to know about the season 2 episode 6 ending of ‘The Flight Attendant.’ SPOILERS FOLLOW.

Recap of The Flight Attendant Season 2 Episode 6

When Annie and Max return from their daring raid on the Diazes’ home, they discover Cassie in the aftermath of her breakdown. They do their best to assist their buddy, but they both know that unless Cassie confronts the underlying trauma that has led to her drinking, things will remain in limbo for her. Cassie accidently finds up doing this when visiting her mum. Cassie informs Davey of her relapse immediately after the flight attendant closes the door. They begin by visiting Hank/grave. Henry’s Despite all Hank’s drinking has done to her and her family, Cassie still has conflicted feelings about her father. Cassie now realizes her father’s treatment of her was abusive, but he was also the only person who treated her as though she were unique. One of the other Cassies tells her to murder herself in the Mind Palace.

Under the guise of Lisa needing Cassie’s old belongings transferred, Davey takes Cassie to their mother’s house. He also informed Cassie that Lisa would not be returning home. This proves to be a lie. He simply desired that his sister and mother reconnect. However, what he actually does is bring two women together who are clearly not ready to meet. Lisa expressly states that Cassie is not welcome in her home. She has long forgiven her daughter for her actions following her father’s death because she was a bereaved adolescent at the time. Cassie is upset about what she has done as an adult. The entire action is raw and powerful, and Cuoco and Stone perform admirably. It would be a tragedy if they did not receive at least Emmy nominations for this scenario alone.

Following this lengthy dramatic pause, the program returns to its mystery thriller premise, with Cassie and Davey successfully evading the North Koreans and boarding the airplane back to Los Angeles. Davey determines that his somewhat routine life with his partner and children is preferable than whatever is going on in his sister’s life.

Megan visits her family and realizes she can’t return to her former life. For Eli’s sake, Bill has struck a deal with the FBI. He has vowed to contact the agency if his wife ever appears. Cassie’s doppelganger breaks into her house and steals the knife she used to murder two CIA agents. The plot of this episode is designed to make the audience suspect Ben. Although Cassie believes in her handler, Shane and Dot have reservations.

Ending of The Flight Attendant Season 2 Episode 6: Is Ben trying to frame Cassie? Is Agent Jim Jones still alive?

Cassie flees her home early in the episode after realizing Ben is at her door and Jones is with him. Dot later asks Ben to ignore the Cassie situation and concentrate on the murder of two of their operatives, but he disobeys. Later, Dot speaks with Cassie and warns her about Ben. Shane virtually tells her the same thing, putting everything that happened the last time they spoke behind them. Meanwhile, Davey assists Cassie in realizing that the mystery number in the shadow master is a boat registration number. As the episode concludes, Cassie’s doppelganger murders Jones, who has apparently been protecting the same yacht, Cream & Sugar.

The murder of James effectively eliminates Ben’s suspicions. If Jones was truly loyal to Ben, as Dot suggested, Ben has no need to have her murdered. As a result, he can’t be the one framing Cassie. If anything, the incident serves to confirm Dot’s concerns.

Who is on board?

From the exterior, it looks like the boat is carrying at least one male and one woman. In this episode, only their silhouettes are visible; their identities are not revealed. Whoever they are, it’s clear that they are the primary targets of Cassie’s doppelganger and the individuals she works for. This could still be Lionfish, the sinister group that assassinated Alex. They already had information on Cassie. They may have opted to utilize it to pursue their most recent targets.