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Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton and Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton in Paramount Network's "Yellowstone."Paramount NetworkWarning: Spoilers ahead for the series finale of Paramount Network's "Yellowstone."The finale of the neo-western drama aired on Sunday.Here's where the most prominent characters found themselves at the end of the series."Yellowstone" aired its finale this week, putting an end to the cowboy drama that has captured audiences' attention for more than half a decade.There were twists, turns, and in classic "Yellowstone" style, someone was taken to the "Train Station."Here's where all the major characters wound up in the series finale of "Yellowstone."John Dutton was killed off-screen at the start of the midseason premiere.Kevin Costner as John Dutton.Cam McLeod/Paramount NetworkThe fate of the Dutton patriarch (Kevin Costner) was revealed minutes into the season five midseason premiere of "Yellowstone."John's death occurred off-screen in the bathroom of his governor's house in the Montana capital of Helena.While it initially appeared that he died by suicide, it emerged that his son Jamie Dutton (Wes Bentley) and Sarah Atwood (Dawn Olivieri), a lawyer who was in a sexual relationship with Jamie, orchestrated a hit.Beth Dutton avenged her father's death.Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton.Paramount NetworkAcross five seasons, Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) earned a reputation as someone who doesn't suffer fools gladly.She knew as soon as her father died that Jamie was involved in the murder plot, directly or indirectly, and so made it her mission to avenge John's death.In the series finale, she killed Jamie before Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) dumped him at the "Train Station."Rip Wheeler moved to a new, smaller ranch with Beth.Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler.Paramount NetworkRip was initially facing the prospect of being separated from Beth for a year after being asked to take care of cattle down in Texas.