Annalise wants to adopt Wes, filling out paperwork to do so. His mom is dead, and so is Annalise’s son, so she thinks the idea makes sense. Sam, meanwhile, has a sudden desire to connect with Gabriel, whom he’s never met, after losing his son with Annalise.
And now, despite Annalise saying Wes was like a son to her, you can’t help wondering if there are any clues that Wes is really Annalise’s son on How to Get Away With Murder after all. In the Season 3 finale, Annalise gave a big speech to her AA group about how Wes “Felt like my son He was my son, and he’s gone.”
A decade later, Annalise got him into law school and took now-Wes under her wing. Since Wes’ mom died around the same time as Annalise’s baby, it makes sense that she views him as her almost-son, but they are not actually blood.
Since the beginning of the series, fans have had wild theories about Wes being Annalise’s son because of the interest she took in him right away and how, after being waitlisted for such a prestigious school, he was also chosen as one of the Keating 5.
What does Michaela say about Sam?
Everyone stares at the body. (“ Kill Me, Kill Me, Kill Me “) Sam’s lifeless body. (“ Kill Me, Kill Me, Kill Me “) Michaela tells them that they need to call an ambulance. Connor doesn’t see the point as Sam ‘s dead. Connor says that he was alive until Michaela shoved him over the railings.
Wes was killed as he was about to tell the police all about the Night of the Bonfire and the Night at the Hapstall Mansion. With Wes implicating Annalise and the others, the shares of Antares Technologies would drastically drop due to the daughter of CEO Jorge Castillo, Laurel Castillo being implicated.
Rebecca Sutter: Rebecca and Wes’ relationship started off as rocky at first. Wes had seemed to like Rebecca, but Rebecca was not as open and warm towards him. After he tried to help her with her case, her attitude towards Wes changed and they eventually became a couple. Towards the end, Rebecca became more and more secretive. It got to the point where Wes couldn’t trust her anymore. After it was revealed that Rebecca was constantly lying to him and his friends, Wes and his friends bound her. They brought her to Annalise’ house where they questioned her. When Annalise agreed that Rebecca wouldn’t be a problem, she went to release her, but she was already gone. It was thought at first that someone released her, but it was later revealed that Bonnie killed her.
He then stares at Sam’s body and says that he is sorry. Just then, Annalise reveals herself and tells him that Sam had it coming. (“ Kill Me, Kill Me, Kill Me “) She then tells him what to do with the body and Wes takes the trophy and heads for the woods. (” Hello, Raskolnikov “) Wes and the others fight over the body.
Wes leaves. (” He Deserved to Die “) After he leaves, Wes remembers what he did to save Rebecca and when he dropped the Trophy that he used to kill Sam. A horn snaps Wes out of his vision and the man tells him to get out of the middle of the road. Wes stares at him for a moment, then decides to go back for the trophy.
Rebecca is in the bedroom with Sam’s laptop. Sam tells Rebecca that if she doesn’t come out, he’s coming in. Wes, Connor and Laurel arrive in the room and tell him to stop. Sam tells them all to get out of his house. Wes tells him that once he has let Rebecca go, they will leave.
With his boy-next-door charm, Wes arrived at Middleton Law School as an outcast but under the wing of Annalise Keating, Wes was able to get a place at Middleton University and quickly learned the dark truths of the criminal justice system while stumbling upon some of Annalise’s most personal secrets.
Who is Sam’s son?
Gabriel is Sam’s son, and the new flashbacks show Sam’s regret about abandoning his first wife and child. Annalise and Sam’s reactions to the miscarriage take them in opposite directions, putting even more strain on their relationship. Annalise wants to adopt Wes, filling out paperwork to do so.
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Annalise, meanwhile, tells Bonnie that she knows about her feelings for Sam, asking her to put them aside. But what’s especially new in these flashbacks is the focus on Sam’s perspective, which also ties into Gabriel’s revelation in the midseason finale last year.
She helped him off the Middleton waitlist, accepted him into the Keating Five, and helped cover up Sam’s murder. At one point, Annalise even called Wes her son when talking about his death, a move that makes a lot more sense now. …
Sam, meanwhile, has a sudden desire to connect with Gabriel, whom he’s never met, after losing his son with Annalise. Neither of these plans work out, though. Annalise’s application to adopt Wes isn’t accepted.
Annalise won’t see Wes again until he steps foot on the Middleton campus, while Gabriel never gets the chance to meet Sam properly. It’s a situation that truly has no winners, and fans will feel for Annalise and Gabriel even more after seeing the past events play out.
