Alex is her life, and she’s not ready to let go. Piper insists that Alex isn’t a detour from her life.

She apologizes to her wife for the “f-ked up detour you took with me.” She wants her to move on with her life and find what makes her happy. She tells Piper that what they’re doing - “the fighting, the cheating, the negotiating” - isn’t working. In visitation, Alex tells Pipes that she’s being transferred to an Ohio penitentiary, and it might be for the best. Later on, Piper heads to Litchfield to see Alex. He channels his inner Marie Kondo and asks if Alex still “sparks joy.” If not, “thank her for what she’s been in your life, and let her go,” he says. Chapman attempts to talk some sense into his daughter. The end of Paper Girls season 1 sets up a continuation that is nothing like in the comics, meaning nobody can do a quick Google search to figure out what's going to happen next.After Zelda leaves, Mr. Paper Girls deliberately deviates from the comics, maintaining the core character dynamics and themes, such as what Vaughan calls ' anti-nostalgia,' but it takes its four protagonists in a very different direction. Vaughan and Chiang serve as executive producers on Amazon's Prime Video series, and they've openly admitted the goal was to create a series that was ' Wikipedia-proof' (via the Los Angeles Times). Paper Girls is a remarkable adaptation, with a much tighter character focus that makes the series a delight. Comic book adaptations are all the rage, and the best films and TV shows aren't necessarily Marvel and DC blockbusters. Paper Girls season 1 takes the show in a very different direction from the original award-winning comics by Brian K. This article contains spoilers for Paper Girls season 1.

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