Black Rabbit recently premiered on Netflix, and fans have become interested in the fate of one of the series’ core characters, John Ales’ Jules Zablonski. Helmed by Zach Baylin and Kate Susman, the thriller crime-drama follows a New York City restaurant owner leading a lavish life. However, his seemingly idyllic life is complicated and threatened by the return of his estranged older brother. The pair soon find themselves entrenched in the criminal underworld, encountering a series of unexpected twists and turns.
So what happens to Jules in Black Rabbit’s ending? Here’s his fate explained.
Jules’ fate in Black Rabbit’s ending explained
At the end of Black Rabbit, the authorities arrest Jules after Jake Friedkin hands over footage showing his assault of Anna.
At the start of Black Rabbit, Jake introduces Jules Zablonski as a wealthy VIP client of his Black Rabbit restaurant. He spikes the drink of one of the restaurant’s bartenders, Anna, and sexually assaults her. Anna subsequently misses her work shifts, which results in Jake firing her. She later tells Roxie that Jules assaulted her, and Roxie believes her.
Anna is later approached by Jules’ fixer, Campbell. He offers her a large sum of money and a flight out of America in exchange for her silence about Jules’ assault. However, Anna dies before she can consider or accept the deal. She hits her head when Junior breaks into her apartment. He tries to force his way into her bathroom, and she dies from the injury.
Campbell then approaches Jake and bribes him with $500,000 in exchange for deleting the surveillance footage of Jules assaulting Anna. Jake accepts the money and delivers it to crime lord Joe Mancuso. He also calls off the robbery of a high-end jewelry showcase that he had originally planned with Mancuso’s son, Joe, and Babbitt.
At the end of the series, Jake gives the footage of Jules assaulting Anna to a police officer investigating her death. Jules is then placed under arrest.
All eight episodes of Black Rabbit are currently streaming on Netflix. The series stars Jude Law, Jason Bateman, Chris Coy, Troy Kotsur, Abbey Lee, and Odessa Young, among others.
