Pressed further on why he eats children, El Cuco gave one of the more chilling line-readings of the episode: "They taste the sweetest."ĭespite El Cuco's resilience and strength, the showdown in the cave didn't end in his favor.
When they asked why he fed on human flesh, he noted that he merely eats to survive, like any living creature. Taking the form of unassuming low-life Claude Bolton (Paddy Considine), the child-killing demon was open to answering questions from Ralph and Holly. In the often bleak world of Stephen King, evil doesn't work that way.įollowing the shootout in the woods, Ralph and Holly heeded Jack's last words: They climbed down into the cave and searched for El Cuco, who ended up being chattier and less snarling than expected.
El Cuco was never going to come clean, stand trial, or rot in a prison cell. After watching Ben Mendelsohn's proudly skeptical Detective Ralph Anderson and Cynthia Erivo's supernaturally inclined investigator Holly Gibney work the Frankie Peterson murder case for weeks, slowly connecting the dots of a phenomenon that defied the laws of physics, it was clear The Outsider would end with a frightening, vengeful confrontation. That was the most pressing question heading into "Must/Can't," the propulsive final episode directed by Andrew Bernstein and written by the show's executive producer Richard Price. Succumbing to his self-destructive impulses and homicidal tendencies, Jack lost his battle with El Cuco. Right before his suicide, Jack, possessed by El Cuco and filled with booze, murdered multiple members of the rag-tag team of legal professionals sent to help him. By "it" he was referring to El Cuco, the folklore-inspired shapeshifter and cave-dwelling Big Bad at the center of the mystery powering HBO's unceasingly tense Stephen King adaptation The Outsider.
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