We can hardly believe it's over. After some shocking twists and turns, the second series of Happy Valley ended last night with Catherine Cawood looking at her grandson Ryan as he played on the hills of the Calder Valley.

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From the barrage of wonderful comments RadioTimes.com received on Facebook and Twitter after that Happy Valley finale, it's clear you were thrilled by the episode – and that you had some strong opinions on whether Catherine was filled with fear or hope in that last scene.

Many of you felt that Catherine was scared rather than hopeful

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There was fear in her eyes but also a fierce love for her grandson...

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But Tommy Lee Royce was very much on her mind as she looked at Ryan...

@RadioTimes Definitely tragedy. You could see the anguish on her face as she watched him. He's more like his Dad than she cares to believe.

— Kate Elizabeth Rabey (@RabeyK) March 15, 2016

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@RadioTimes @Fancashires Think Catherine suddenly became aware as she watched Ryan that could he, would he turn out like his dad as an adult

— Rita Brown (@ritajb24) March 16, 2016

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Some of you had other explanations...

@RadioTimes I thought she might actually be thinking that Ryan would need to see his dad ..... eventually

— Robert Drysdale (@Robert_Drysdale) March 15, 2016

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And you were all quivering wrecks by the end...

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