So, Alamo crashed Maddy Perez (Alexa Demie) and Rue's dinner, where he reflected on the importance of loyalty.

"I think it's important to care about your employees," he told Maddy, whom he met for the first time. "Gotta know who's in your crew, else you don't know who's working for you or against you, right?"

He told Rue that G (Marshawn Lynch) and Bishop were outside, ready to give her a ride. She and his two employees drove out to the middle of the desert, where she was told to dig a hole up to her throat.

After she did so, the G and Bishop began throwing dirt onto her, eventually burying her up to her neck. She told them, "I don't know what I did to deserve this, but this is extreme. I mean, who even thinks of this s--t?"

Meanwhile, Alamo appeared to be preparing for something big in the horse stables. Before grabbing a mallet, he told his horse, "We know what trust is, don't we? You and I know what trust is, don't we?"

"Some people don't even deserve to be trusted," he continued. "Don't deserve love, don't deserve trust."

As Rue continued to plead for mercy, Alamo came galloping in on his horse while swinging his mallet aggressively. "Don't let him do this to me,” she cried as the mallet swung incredibly close to her head, "please, please no."

As fans wait to learn Rue's fate in Euphoria season three, keep reading for more characters who have left their shows in jaw-dropping exits.