AND the right amount of dramatization, keeping it real as much as possible and still interesting to draw audience. The last episode really wraps up the whole series perfectly. I can understand what's going on inside Holme's head, but at the same time, 'The Dropout' does not provide any excuse for her fraud and harm on people's health issues. The first time Holmes ever expresses her feelings is portrayed at the last episode, and the result is anger and indignation. The show vividly describes Holmes' long-standing and probably solid belief that she is not guilty of hurting innocent people's lives and that she is the victim of masohicstic entrepreneur environment and government who cannot keep up with her innovative idea. The fall of Elizabeth Holmes reconnects to her tragic experience when she was in college. The reaction at that time and how she dealt with the matter contribute to her future purposeful ignorance and flight from any problem. Going back to the starting point to figure out the source of the problem is a great ending.