Sons of Anarchy season 7 episode 12 'Red Rose' - All roads lead to Jax's final battle

The end is almost near for Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) and the rest of SAMCRO, as the final two explosive episodes of Sons of Anarchy airs after the Thanksgiving holiday.

The entire season revolves around Jax's murderous rage as he tries to find out who is responsible for the brutal killing of his wife Tara (Maggie Siff), and even igniting a bloody war between SAMCRO and other gangs in Charming.

In the previous episode, Jax managed to go after Bobby's (Mark Boone Junior) killer, but got the shock of his life when his son Abel told him that it was Gemma (Katey Sagal) who killed Tara. But fans are eagerly waiting how Jax will process this new information, considering that it was his own mother who he should be going after.

Now that Gemma's secret is finally out in the open, would Jax avenge his own mother and kill her, or would he follow Nero's (Jimmy Smits) advice and let go of his anger.

In an interview with Yahoo TV, Smits talked about Jax's condition.

"We should fight for the possibility that somehow you can walk away from this. For Jax Teller, you can figure a way out of this mayhem. The club can function. But your family is of the utmost importance. That's something that's part of the construct of the show, right? That family's everything," the actor said.

Also, another spoiler for the upcoming SoA episode showed an image of Tig (Kim Coates) and a van. Though the image does not say much, there are speculations that Tig may be the other collateral damage from Jax's murderous fury after Bobby's death.

Tig is currently in a happy place right now, after he and Venus (Walton Goggins) finally had the chance to be together after everything that they have been through. That is why it would be heartbreaking in case the rumors about his fate in the finale turned out to be true.

The exciting new episode of Sons of Anarchy Season 7, titled "Red Rose," will be aired on Tuesday, December 2, on FX. If you miss the episode, be sure to watch it online via live stream on FX.

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