After eight episodes of dead ends, false leads, and painful revelations, the Run Away finale brings Simon face to face with the truth he's been chasing—and dreading.
The Confrontation
The warehouse scene delivers everything the show has been building toward. Simon finally meets Ash. But this isn't the dramatic rescue he imagined.
Ash isn't a monster who kidnapped Paige. He's something more complicated—and in some ways more terrifying. A predator who convinces his victims they chose him.
The confrontation forces Simon to realize: he can't drag Paige home. She has to want to come.
The Final Scene
Run Away's ending refuses easy catharsis. The family isn't magically healed. Trust isn't instantly restored. The damage done will take years to process.
But there's a moment—small, quiet, almost missable—where Paige reaches for her father's hand. Not holding it. Just reaching.
It's enough. It has to be enough.