Gta 5 Kill Trevor Michael Or Deathwish

Okay, let's talk Grand Theft Auto V. We all love it. We all played it (probably more than we should). But there's one question that keeps bubbling up, isn't there?

It's the age-old debate: Kill Trevor, Kill Michael, or Deathwish?

The Choice Nobody Wants to Make

Let's be honest. Rockstar threw us a curveball. They gave us three awesome (and deeply flawed) characters. Then, they made us pick one to, well... *eliminate*. Brutal.

Who wants to kill off Michael? He's got family drama, mid-life crisis vibes, and movie producer dreams. He's basically us, but richer and with way more problems.

And Trevor? Oh, Trevor. The unhinged wildcard of Los Santos. He's chaos personified, a walking, talking disaster. But he's also strangely endearing, in a "don't leave him alone with sharp objects" kind of way.

Deathwish: The "Good" Ending?

Deathwish is presented as the noble option. Save everyone, be heroes. Yawn. Where's the fun in that?

It’s messy, chaotic, and requires an army of online buddies to feel remotely possible solo. Is it the *right* choice? Maybe. Is it the *most interesting*? I'm not convinced.

My Unpopular Opinion? Trevor Had To Go.

Hear me out! I know, I know. Trevor is a fan favorite. People love his craziness. They love his... *unique* perspective on life.

But realistically? Trevor was a ticking time bomb. He was a liability to the whole operation. He was a walking, talking plot device designed to create absolute mayhem.

Michael, despite his flaws, at least has a *semblance* of wanting a normal life. He's trying (poorly) to connect with his family. He’s got something to lose.

Trevor? He’s already lost everything. He thrives on chaos. He's got nothing to lose and everything to destroy. And let's be real, he kinda had it coming, right?

Besides, the impact of killing Trevor feels… bigger. More meaningful. It’s a gut punch that the other options just don't deliver. It serves the story of GTA 5 a little bit better in the long run.