Unironically what was his problem?

Being a closeted fag more specifically. He was miserable cause was so intensely repressed like most Christians.

closet gay and couldn't come out of the closet because of a heavily judgemental town.

fucked up upbringing. his mother never denied him anything and, in her eyes, he could do no wrong. she never let him be punished or reprimanded for anything. then his mother died and his father blamed him for her death + emotionally neglected him from that point on which he learned to cope with by acting out. clay suffers from a crippling narcissistic disorder as a result

The ending implies Orel abandons religion and goes on to have a happy fulfilling family life.

>has a cross in his home
>it's next to a picture of his parents
Nah ending just implies Orel grew up to break the cycle. He was a good kid who grew up to be a good and loving man.

I don't remember that, was there a new season? The ending I remember was Orel eating toast as the camera zooms out

he never left religion

Then you missed the actual ending. Moral got the good end

WTF WHERE

The entire series is on hbo maxxxz

It's literally like 30 seconds and just shows Orel as an adult spending Christmas with a family that is clearly well loved.

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>you aren't even worth it
man the relationship he had with his dad (who is shown to regret what he did to Clay and tries but fails to make up with him) is heartbreaking