Admittedly, a lot happened in that finale that felt like there could have been more, if not better, development of the subplots and what's happened. I've spoiled myself in a few areas, but I found myself agree with a few of those things.

The polyamorous relationship between Rajan, Kala, and Wolfgang felt underdeveloped and weirdly constructed. For two seasons, we saw Kala confess to her god that she did not love the man she was soon to marry and found love in a man she only knew through a mysterious connection that, at first, she perceived as a naked demon that was tempting her. In Season Two, she was slowly given reasons why she could leave him: lying about what was going on with him, doing wrongs in the business they both worked at/for, and just generally acting stranger than he did before their marriage. She was so pumped to finally be with the one man she truly loved and in the finale, all it took was for her to confess her sensate status for her to sudenly have feelings for him? Not only that, I felt Rajan would, at least, feel uneasy "sharing" his love with another man with whom he barely knew from the get-go. I'm happy to see they're a thing though, but that was a poor example of polyamory.

Season Two also built up The Chairman of BPO to be this powerful deviant that was in support of killing off people for some project that Whispers was working on. I was definitely hoping to see what they were and what they're doing and the reasons behind. Instead, we get some old man that was being petty and wasn't all that evil. It felt like he was just there because "I want revenge on sensates for burning me" or whatever. Lila was more threatening; I would have accepted her as The Chairman over... that.

Continuing on Lila, she was pretty great in the finale! Sure, she popped up every once in a while throughout the second season, but she wasn't as clever or bold as she was in this! Already had her clustermates ready to carry out so much evil against the Aug 8 Cluster. Even while she died in that helicopter explosion, just watching her character work fast and quick like she did wants me to read more about her or see more of her. If Sense8 gets converted into a comic book or graphic novel or something and uses the same characters from the series, I hope to see Lila Facchini and her cluster continue to showcase their power dynamics and their goal for a "sensate kingdom."

Whispers was still Whispers, which isn't a bad thing. Despite being a prisoner by the Aug 8, he... is still hell-bent on taunting people and making them uneasy. He still used the same-old "I'm gonna kill Mrs. Gunnardottir, Will, and you're gonna feel it." He even tried to make Amanita feel inferior because she was human and tried to make Daniela feel inferior for being a woman in a mask. Neither of them gave him the satisfaction, and honestly, I would not have been mad had Dani killed him on the spot after her monologue. It was beautifully done, and I'm glad Lana (and others behind the scenes) implimented that scene into the finale.

AND I'll end this reply with the Aug 8 Cluster together. It was beautiful. It was nice to see, for example, Neets and Bug finally meeting the others, Felix meeting Capheus and Kala, Dani and Hernando still understanding the sensate thing, as Will is speaking to his clustermates, even Mun and the others were confused when Bodhi stepped in and called out to the Aug 8 Cluster midst their dinner party. It somewhat helped illustrate what sensates look like when they're visiting others or sharing.

I'd keep going, but this is already too long. I do wish to know how the subplots would have gone had the remaining three seasons were given to the Wachowskis.

I agree that some things were rushed, but I'm also very aware that it's the only way the finale could have happened. For example, they were limited as they obviously had the wedding in mind to be highlight of the finale and there's obviously no time for Rajan and Wolfgang to fall in love on screen. So I'm happy to have storylines that feel rushed rather than leave them open-ended.

I've seen a lot of people dislike the way Rajan and Kala ended. Obviously, there's no denying that Kala and Wolfgang are in love and Rajan loves Kala. I think that Kala having to keep her being a sensate hidden was a big part of the reason she never really could fully fall in love with Rajan. Now, in the finale, he was so accepting and he finally told her the truth about his own secrets in 2x11. I think that honesty made some of the resentment, if you will, that lingered between them disappear. The finale also solidified that he was a good man at heart and Kala realized that. I've seen people claim she only included him in her relationship with Wolfgang out of duty, but I think the realization that he is a good and honest man did a lot for her and made her not want to leave him. Not because it would hurt him, but just because she didn't want to. I think she grew to love him, too, albeit not as passionately or fiercely as she loves Wolfgang. Honestly, who says the polyamorous relationship will last forever? Kala and Wolfgang are obviously endgame, but I'm thinking maybe Rajan will bow out eventually. He probably has to return to his life in India at some point and he'll slowly fade out of the relationship since Kala won't leave Wolfgang. So to summarize, I think Kala (and Wolfgang through her and their shared love for Kala) truly loves him enough not to want to break up with him, but she doesn't love him enough to choose him if or when Rajan feels like an outsider. That's my view based on the finale. Rajan probably loves Wolfgang more in a "I respect you so much"-way and he'll accept it so he can be with Kala, but I think neither the love he gets from Kala and Wolfgang will stand any big challenges thrown their way. If we had a season 3, their love might be more solidified and then my view would change.

I would have even accepted hints or subtle mentions that they talked about it though. Even before the wedding ceremony in Paris, Wolfgang expressed to Felix that they still haven't spoken much about it before the cluster collectively returned to Paris for Nomi and Neets. In order for something like that to work, communication is key.

I'm imagining that they talked about whether or not they were going polyamorous after that sex scene. If this weren't the series finale, I would probably say "Let's wait till season 3 to confirm that this is an actual polyamorous relationship." All we saw was the three of them having sex and sex doesn't mean love. I think that moment was actually the first time Kala thought about it. When Will asked her about it, she still looked pained as if she had to choose between them. If she thought it was possible, I'm guessing she might have suggested it herself. Now Wolfgang initiated it by waiting for them and it sparked the idea. Unfortunately, this is the series finale and wanting closure brings us to conclude it's a real polyamorous relationship based on mere hinting.

Admittedly, I didn't see anything past the I do's between Neets and Nomi because I wasn't going to go through the orgy scene, so I'll take your word for it that that happened.