Manifest season 4 part 2 spoilers: Every named death from the final episodes

After months of anticipation, Manifest season 4 part 2 has finally arrived on Netflix, and if you’re just starting your binge-watch, be prepared for an intense ride as the show makes its final descent. Brace yourself for a series of shocking developments, as nothing will prepare you for the ride that season takes us on.

As we entered the final episodes, we anticipated a few casualties along the way, but nothing could have prepared us for the magnitude and manner in which numerous characters meet their demise this season with the series finale in particular bringing about some truly shocking deaths.

If you’re itching to find out who makes it out of the season alive or more importantly, who doesn’t, we’ve provided a breakdown of the key deaths in season 4 below.

Warning: Major spoilers ahead for Manifest season 4 part 2!

Throughout the final episodes of Manifest, several characters meet their untimely end as the Death Date arrives. While the deaths throughout the first ten episodes of season 4 were all shocking, nothing will prepare fans for the many deaths that unfold across the season.

Curious to learn which characters perish in part 2 and which characters manage to make it out alive? Below we break down the Manifest season 4 part 2 spoilers you’re seeking in looking at which characters die across the final episodes of Netflix’s hit series.

Who dies in Manifest season 4 part 2?

In total, there are seven named characters who die across the final episodes of Manifest including Captain Daily and several individuals who were on Flight 828. Here is a breakdown of every character who dies in the season:

• Fiona Clarke
• Captain Daly
• Cal Stone
• Paul Santino
• Randall Barr
• Autumn Cox
• Angelina Meyer

Does Saanvi die in Manifest season 4 part 2?

Although it appears as though Saanvi is going to die on the plane in the series finale as the passengers of Flight 828 face their final judgment as the result of the life she took in killing Major-General Kathryn Fitz. She begins to experience the same side effects as others on the plane who die due to the actions they took across the course of the show leading up to the finale; however, the good she did outweighed the bad with Saanvi making it out of the finale alive.

Does Adrian die in Manifest season 4 part 2?

As the 828 passengers face their final judgment, it appears that Adrian is going to die due to the many questionable choices he made after the plane returned. However, when Eagon pleads with the divine consciousness or whoever is listening to save Adrian in noting he’s a good guy and then offering himself up in Adrian’s place, a move that ends up saving Adrian’s life.

Does Eagon die in Manifest season 4 part 2?

After Eagan offers up himself in order to save Adrian, he begins experiencing the symptoms others on Flight 828 who burst into ash did before their deaths. It looks like Eagon is going to die a hero’s death after saving Adrian, but Eagon’s selfless act in the face of death ends up helping to save his life.

Does Cal die in Manifest season 4 part 2?

Technically speaking, Cal does die in Manifest season 4 part 2 with his death coming in the penultimate episode of the series. As the Death Date looms, Cal sacrifices himself to the fissure containing the fragment of Noah’s ark knowing that it’s needed to unite the sapphires and give the rest of the passengers the chance to save the world and survive the Death Date.

While Cal does sacrifice himself to help save the rest of the passengers, he is alive at the end of the series as part of the many twists the finale brings. After the passengers of Flight 828 saved the world, they return to April 7, 2013, which of course was the day they were originally slated to return before the plane went missing. Upon their return, we discover that Cal is alive and has returned to his younger self with no memory of the events that unfolded across the show with his sacrifice giving him a second chance to live the life he deserved and enjoy an actual childhood.