The Eve That Finally Happened by Diane Lennox

The holy imagery, including Villanelle's bloody angel wings in the water, never felt like they were in the DNA of Killing Eve.They believe he is guilty of the murderers of Duncan and Banquo and has become a tyrant By scene 6, what opinion do Lennox and the other lord hold of Macbeth? He is not only growing accustomed to murder but becoming more devious in his planning and arranging of the crime Macbeth does not kill Banquo with his own lands, as he killed Duncan and his two guards.Eve's speech about how hard relationships are, while literally in the middle of a wedding, wasn't exactly a mind-blowing revelation after everything that's happened.'Google it' comes off a little trying hard to be clever, and having to explain The Barn Swallow is 'MI6's Pub' is a telling example of how confusing the plot has been. The location titles are getting wild now.Villanelle just accepts Konstantin is dead? She wouldn't ask who killed him?.Who else was waiting for Eve and Villanelle to at least watch one movie together and make at least one shepherd's pie?.Still, Killing Eve is one of the best things to grace TV.

The show that began as a (highly entertaining) feminist piece on how effective a female assassin could be - a show that pushed one woman to question her own human nature and lean into her darkness - rushed toward a clunky, noticeably unplanned conclusion. Season 4 went big on shock factor and small on interesting messages about female assassins. If anything, season 4 reminded us you can have too much of a good thing. Never mind that this final season ultimately feels like a set up for the Carolyn Martens' spinoff series. You could also imagine an entire alternative universe series where Eve and Villanelle travel the world together, hunting down The Twelve with the assistance of Carolyn and Konstantin. Apparently, the Luke Jennings' Codename Villanelle novellas, on which the show is based, offer a happy ending for Eve and Villanelle. Instead of rehashing what happened after that, let's try to stay positive.

No faces were put to these incredibly important plot points, the camera trained on Villanelle's face as blood spurted comically up around her and the victims stabbed at her hand. The world's most evil organization, the hidden architects of chaos, chose to have an unguarded reunion with no escape routes out at sea. So season 4 heaped on The Twelve storylines, manufacturing an evil villain summit on board someone else's wedding boat. Many complained season 3 didn't pay enough attention to the big antagonist of the show. Then came the inevitable plot push toward The Twelve. Wow I can’t believe this is how the show ended 🥰 this ending scene is so perfect!!! #killingeve /8zW9Meil5t- jess 🦇 April 10, 2022

The Eve That Finally Happened by Diane Lennox