If the show returns for a second season-and HBO is referring to this as a 'season finale' and not a 'series finale' -Holly's 'infection' will certainly be at the show's center. In the final shot, though, we see a scratch on Holly's arm. She sees Jack briefly in her mirror, but brushes it off as paranoia. The finale also makes a significant departure from the book to set up a potential second season on HBO: the credits scene tease with Holly. Characters who don't exist in the book are killed Ralph gets a more significant 'hero moment' when he talks to El Cuco alone, and crushes his head with a cinderblock. In King's version, Holly kills El Cuco using a weapon called a 'Happy Slapper' (a reference to her appearance in the Mr. But a few cliffnote differences: Claude Bolton, who shoots El Cuco with a shotgun, is not involved at all in the final confrontation in the novel (outside of the monster wearing his face). We've got a more thorough take on the ending of the series and book right here. Play icon The triangle icon that indicates to play The Ending
Here are just a few of the differences between The Outsider on screen and The Outsider on the page: From character changes, to setting changes, to entirely new storylines (much of Holly's story is written directly for the series she's a major character in the book, but only enters the story about 300 pages in). Based on Stephen King's book of the same name, the series has mostly kept the story and characters on a similar track as the book, but there are always going to be key differences between a 10-episode series and the nearly-600-page book on which it's based. What seemed to start as a straight-up murder mystery eventually evolved into anything but, and the series on HBO has captivated audiences watching both live and on streaming. HBO's The Outsider is the True Detective-meets-supernatural horror mashup that TV fans had no idea they needed. Stop reading here if you don't want to be spoiled. Spoiler warning: the following story contains spoilers for both the novel and series The Outsider.
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