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As charismatic and charming as Jax Teller could be, there's no way he could keep on going the way he was. Like he explains to Nero, he'd become so consumed by rage and violence that he'd transformed into the very thing he'd resented for so long.

In fact, it's easy to see parallels between Jax and his adoptive father Clay Morrow — and look where that got Ron Perlman's villain.

Killing August Marks (Billy Brown) and Charles Barosky (Peter Weller) in broad daylight not only allows Jax to secure revenge on the pair for double-crossing SAMCRO, but it also draws the police's attention so that Jax can carry out his plan to take his own life.

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Jax's self-sacrifice takes place on the very road that his father also died on. In fact, you could argue that's where all of Jax's problems started in the first place: If John Teller hadn't been killed in an accident that Gemma and Clay engineered, then Jax wouldn't have ended up searching for answers about his dad's life.

At the end of Sons of Anarchy, Jax embodies the phrase "like father, like so

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