Don’t Worry Darling ending explained: your biggest questions answered

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The Don't Worry Darling ending ties up most of the mysteries at the heart of Olivia Wilde's latest film. The twisty story begins in an idyllic '50s town in California where Jack (Harry Styles) and Alice (Florence Pugh) live a seemingly perfect life. Jack goes to work every day and Alice does the household chores before they spend their evenings partying and doing, ehem, other things. However, Alice's grip on reality begins to crack when she starts noticing odd things happening in their otherwise seemingly-perfect life and she starts to question who mysterious leader Frank (Chris Pine) really is.

The final act delves into what's been going on beneath the surface at Victory. That's not to say the Don't Worry Darling ending ties up all of the loose ends – in fact, there are several major unanswered questions as the credits roll. Is [redacted] really dead? What happened to [redacted] after they [redacted]? And why is [redacted]?

To help you make sense of everything that happens, we're taking a deep dive into the final moments of Wilde's sophomore flick. But before we go any further, be warned: we'll be getting into MAJOR plot points from here on out. So if you haven't seen Don’t Worry Darling yet, head to your nearest theater before coming back and enjoying our spoiler-filled breakdown of the dramatic ending.

Don't Worry Darling's opening sets up life in Victory, California. It begins at a party as Jack, Alice, Bunny (Olivia Wilde), Bill (Nick Kroll), Peg (Kate Berlant), and Peter (Asif Ali) dance and drink. The next morning we see what a day in Victory is like. Wives wake up with their husbands and make them breakfast before setting off for the day. The women go into town on a shuttle, eat, gossip, shop, and do their ballet