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“Power” season 6 episode 11 is coming in a few days and once it returned after the holiday season break, there will be four more stories before the series concludes. When it comes back, fans can expect to see the hunt for the assailant who shot Ghost St. Patrick at the end of episode 10 titled “No One Can Stop Me.”
It can be recalled that the main character James St. Patrick was shot and fell off from the balcony. He clearly sustained a gunshot wound on his chest and although his dead body was not shown, the hunt for his “killer” has begun.
Rounding up the suspects
For starters, based on the trailer that was posted early this month, the police rounded up all the possible shooter and they were brought to the police station for questioning. “Power” season 6 episode 11 titled “Still Dre” will show the seven suspects that include Tariq, Tasha, Dre, Tommy, Saxe, Paz and Tate, and they were being interviewed by Detective Rodriguez.
As suspects, none of them admits to the shooting and each one has a reason or alibi. Thus, it is harder to know who the real culprit is.
Episode titles
At any rate, since “Power” season 6 episode 11 will mark the start of the countdown to the finale, the titles for the remaining episodes have been revealed. As per CarterMatt, here they are episode 12 - “He Always Wins,” episode 13 - “It’s All Your Fault,” episode 14 - “Reversal of Fortune” and the finale’s title was not revealed, perhaps Starz is preparing for something big.
Theory about Ghost’s shooting
Meanwhile, even if there are already suspects for Ghost’s shooting, a theory about St. Patrick faking his death has surfaced. Some fans pointed out that he could have staged his own “death” so he can easily evade his rivals and the police.
In this way, he can start his new life without being hounded by these people who only make it hard for him to change. This theory is not confirmed but it makes sense especially after “Power” season 6 showrunner Courtney Kemp previously hinted that Ghost is alive since no one actually saw him die.
“Power” season 6 episode 11 will be back on Starz this Jan. 5, 2020 at 9 p.m.
