After Rafe takes the cross and gets the whole family on a cargo ship with the help of Rose, who kidnaps Sarah, Ward tells Sarah that he is still alive and tries to get Sarah to rejoin the family.
In the teen drama Outer Banks on Netflix, Ward Cameron (Charles Esten) has been a tough rival for John B (Chase Stokes) and the Pogues for two seasons. Ward is a rich businessman who acts like a good father but is actually the complete opposite. He is a murderer and a liar who has been at the center of most of the bad things that have happened on the island. He even looked for the Royal Merchant in secret so he could take the gold for himself.
As soon as John B. and Sarah Cameron (Madelyn Cline) found the gold, John B. had it flown to the Bahamas. With all his money and power, Ward seemed to be able to get out of any situation. But things seemed to be changing when Deputy Victor Shoupe (Cullen Moss) said he wasn’t working closely with Ward but was trying to bring him down with the State Bureau of Investigation in North Carolina (SBI). When the SBI raided his house, it seemed like Ward was finally going to get caught.
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In Episode 6, when an arrest warrant is issued for him, he leads the police to Tannehill, where they find him on his boat. He ends up admitting to killing Big John (Charles Halford) and Gavin (Adam Vernier), and he even lies that he killed Peterkin (Adina Porter).
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But when they came to arrest him, and everyone, including Sarah, was watching from the dock, Ward blew up the boat and himself, leaving everyone completely shocked. Is it true that he’s dead? Read on to find out what happens to Ward.
Is Ward Cameron Really Dead After the Explosion?
Fans find out that Ward is still alive in Episode 9 of Season 2. He made up his own death so he wouldn’t have to go to jail. Later, he is seen on a cargo ship with Rafe Cameron (Drew Starkey), Rose Cameron (Caroline Arapoglou), Wheezie (Julia Antonelli), and Sarah. They are taking the gold with them to the island of Guadeloupe.
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Ward basically timed the explosion so he could jump off the boat with his scuba gear before it blew up. Charles Esten told Entertainment Tonight that he was surprised that he faked Ward’s death on Outer Banks.
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He says, “When I saw that, I thought it was just as epic and operatic as I had hoped and wanted. You can’t do it halfway. You have to go all the way to say goodbye to this character, or no one will believe it. They did more than that. They just did everything. I think that’s why it’s such a shock when it happens. They did it right, and even better.”
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So, why did everything happen the way it did? Charles has a few thoughts. “That’s kind of why I like it so much. We have to bring in these other bad guys, or villains because the show wouldn’t be the same without one. So, if you’re watching, you might think, “Wait, they do have these new bad guys, and Ward’s back is against the wall.
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” Maybe that’s how things work. Then they wait just long enough, and it doesn’t happen in the next episode or even the next, so you almost start to think, “I guess he’s gone.” The door then opens.
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