The initial mess-up started at the end of Season 2. It was just an awful finale scene -- a smack in the face of all Villaneve viewers. A complete anti-climactic 180 turn from them being together to them fighting and Eve walking away. The plot so far was leading up to an obvious result: they were to run off together to Alaska with The 12 after them. Season 3 could have done something with that material. PWB could have pulled it off somehow. But noooooo, "someone else" thought it was unrealistic that Eve would ever run away like that...Guest wrote: ↑14 Jan 2022, 21:48S1 and S2 were right after the other in terms of timeline, V/Eve were all too consumed with the each other and the chaos of it all because it was so full on, no breaks. But with the time jump we have now it won't be as electric, many poeple say that the seperation helps build up sexual tension but i find it to be the opposite, they forget about each other and it's not exciting anymore. Could've been avoided had S3 been written completely differently but oh well, now we have to suffer the brunt.
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(QMTA) There was a LOT of great fanfic involving a runaway to Alaska and them settling there a bit in hiding. The Alaska scenario was very beautiful and balanced and could well have been insightful material that Season 3 could (and should) have used. Another wasted opportunity... I remember being so angry and disheartened over how Season 2 ended, but a Season 3 Alaskan plot would have made up for it. Who the fuck was the showrunner for Season 3 again, and why did she not see Alaska as an opportunity to show more development between the two women's "relationship"???Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:31The initial mess-up started at the end of Season 2. It was just an awful finale scene -- a smack in the face of all Villaneve viewers. A complete anti-climactic 180 turn from them being together to them fighting and Eve walking away. The plot so far was leading up to an obvious result: they were to run off together to Alaska with The 12 after them. Season 3 could have done something with that material. PWB could have pulled it off somehow. But noooooo, "someone else" thought it was unrealistic that Eve would ever run away like that...Guest wrote: ↑14 Jan 2022, 21:48S1 and S2 were right after the other in terms of timeline, V/Eve were all too consumed with the each other and the chaos of it all because it was so full on, no breaks. But with the time jump we have now it won't be as electric, many poeple say that the seperation helps build up sexual tension but i find it to be the opposite, they forget about each other and it's not exciting anymore. Could've been avoided had S3 been written completely differently but oh well, now we have to suffer the brunt.
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DA Absolutely not. S2 finale was perfectly accurate with what was presented the entire season. Eve spent 7 episodes thinking she could control Villanelle and how she was different than everyone else and Villanelle spent 7 episodes thinking that if she showed Eve that they're the same person, they could be together because that's what love is. The finale backfired for both of them. Eve was betrayed by Villanelle and Villanelle realized that forcing Eve's hand was not the right way to get Eve to love her.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:31The initial mess-up started at the end of Season 2. It was just an awful finale scene -- a smack in the face of all Villaneve viewers. A complete anti-climactic 180 turn from them being together to them fighting and Eve walking away. The plot so far was leading up to an obvious result: they were to run off together to Alaska with The 12 after them. Season 3 could have done something with that material. PWB could have pulled it off somehow. But noooooo, "someone else" thought it was unrealistic that Eve would ever run away like that...Guest wrote: ↑14 Jan 2022, 21:48S1 and S2 were right after the other in terms of timeline, V/Eve were all too consumed with the each other and the chaos of it all because it was so full on, no breaks. But with the time jump we have now it won't be as electric, many poeple say that the seperation helps build up sexual tension but i find it to be the opposite, they forget about each other and it's not exciting anymore. Could've been avoided had S3 been written completely differently but oh well, now we have to suffer the brunt.
S3 was the real fuck up because they should've been brought back together as equals to face those issues and get through their differences . But instead we got one quick reunion and then 5 episodes they're slowdancing and talking about their future together with absolutely no meaningful conversation that led up to that moment. S2 finale handed the perfect opportunity to move forward on a silver platter and Suzanne just took a shit on it and threw it in the trash.
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You're the delusional Villanelle in this scenario lol Alaska would never work because they were living a fantasy. It was doomed from the beginning because Eve was tricked into leaving with her.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:41(QMTA) There was a LOT of great fanfic involving a runaway to Alaska and them settling there a bit in hiding. The Alaska scenario was very beautiful and balanced and could well have been insightful material that Season 3 could (and should) have used. Another wasted opportunity... I remember being so angry and disheartened over how Season 2 ended, but a Season 3 Alaskan plot would have made up for it. Who the fuck was the showrunner for Season 3 again, and why did she not see Alaska as an opportunity to show more development between the two women's "relationship"???Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:31The initial mess-up started at the end of Season 2. It was just an awful finale scene -- a smack in the face of all Villaneve viewers. A complete anti-climactic 180 turn from them being together to them fighting and Eve walking away. The plot so far was leading up to an obvious result: they were to run off together to Alaska with The 12 after them. Season 3 could have done something with that material. PWB could have pulled it off somehow. But noooooo, "someone else" thought it was unrealistic that Eve would ever run away like that...Guest wrote: ↑14 Jan 2022, 21:48S1 and S2 were right after the other in terms of timeline, V/Eve were all too consumed with the each other and the chaos of it all because it was so full on, no breaks. But with the time jump we have now it won't be as electric, many poeple say that the seperation helps build up sexual tension but i find it to be the opposite, they forget about each other and it's not exciting anymore. Could've been avoided had S3 been written completely differently but oh well, now we have to suffer the brunt.
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It was doomed from WHEN that part of the plot (Eve being tricked into leaving with her) was written in by the showrunner. I really don't think that was the ending that Emerald wanted for them. I think "someone" made it clear that, nope, they were not gonna be on the same page by the end of Season 2.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:48You're the delusional Villanelle in this scenario lol Alaska would never work because they were living a fantasy. It was doomed from the beginning because Eve was tricked into leaving with her.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:41(QMTA) There was a LOT of great fanfic involving a runaway to Alaska and them settling there a bit in hiding. The Alaska scenario was very beautiful and balanced and could well have been insightful material that Season 3 could (and should) have used. Another wasted opportunity... I remember being so angry and disheartened over how Season 2 ended, but a Season 3 Alaskan plot would have made up for it. Who the fuck was the showrunner for Season 3 again, and why did she not see Alaska as an opportunity to show more development between the two women's "relationship"???Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:31The initial mess-up started at the end of Season 2. It was just an awful finale scene -- a smack in the face of all Villaneve viewers. A complete anti-climactic 180 turn from them being together to them fighting and Eve walking away. The plot so far was leading up to an obvious result: they were to run off together to Alaska with The 12 after them. Season 3 could have done something with that material. PWB could have pulled it off somehow. But noooooo, "someone else" thought it was unrealistic that Eve would ever run away like that...Guest wrote: ↑14 Jan 2022, 21:48S1 and S2 were right after the other in terms of timeline, V/Eve were all too consumed with the each other and the chaos of it all because it was so full on, no breaks. But with the time jump we have now it won't be as electric, many poeple say that the seperation helps build up sexual tension but i find it to be the opposite, they forget about each other and it's not exciting anymore. Could've been avoided had S3 been written completely differently but oh well, now we have to suffer the brunt.
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Pretty sure there's an interview somewhere where she says, or Sally does, that they knew how the season would end before they even started writing it. So yes that's what they wanted and every episode was leading that moment. It made perfect sense, Eve and Villanelle were both deluding themselves about their relationship the entire season.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:56It was doomed from WHEN that part of the plot (Eve being tricked into leaving with her) was written in by the showrunner. I really don't think that was the ending that Emerald wanted for them. I think "someone" made it clear that, nope, they were not gonna be on the same page by the end of Season 2.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:48You're the delusional Villanelle in this scenario lol Alaska would never work because they were living a fantasy. It was doomed from the beginning because Eve was tricked into leaving with her.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:41(QMTA) There was a LOT of great fanfic involving a runaway to Alaska and them settling there a bit in hiding. The Alaska scenario was very beautiful and balanced and could well have been insightful material that Season 3 could (and should) have used. Another wasted opportunity... I remember being so angry and disheartened over how Season 2 ended, but a Season 3 Alaskan plot would have made up for it. Who the fuck was the showrunner for Season 3 again, and why did she not see Alaska as an opportunity to show more development between the two women's "relationship"???Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:31The initial mess-up started at the end of Season 2. It was just an awful finale scene -- a smack in the face of all Villaneve viewers. A complete anti-climactic 180 turn from them being together to them fighting and Eve walking away. The plot so far was leading up to an obvious result: they were to run off together to Alaska with The 12 after them. Season 3 could have done something with that material. PWB could have pulled it off somehow. But noooooo, "someone else" thought it was unrealistic that Eve would ever run away like that...Guest wrote: ↑14 Jan 2022, 21:48S1 and S2 were right after the other in terms of timeline, V/Eve were all too consumed with the each other and the chaos of it all because it was so full on, no breaks. But with the time jump we have now it won't be as electric, many poeple say that the seperation helps build up sexual tension but i find it to be the opposite, they forget about each other and it's not exciting anymore. Could've been avoided had S3 been written completely differently but oh well, now we have to suffer the brunt.
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True, those unanswered questions and loose ties could have been addressed in Season 3 to show how they were developing and working out the kinks in their relationship. It's always been their complicated push-pull, possible-impossible relationship that has driven the show, was even the basis of the show. Why didn't the Season 3 showrunner see the opportunity right in front of her? Was it cognitive bias? The supposedly-gay writing team? Anti-gay Suzanne? Or...???Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:44DA Absolutely not. S2 finale was perfectly accurate with what was presented the entire season. Eve spent 7 episodes thinking she could control Villanelle and how she was different than everyone else and Villanelle spent 7 episodes thinking that if she showed Eve that they're the same person, they could be together because that's what love is. The finale backfired for both of them. Eve was betrayed by Villanelle and Villanelle realized that forcing Eve's hand was not the right way to get Eve to love her.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:31The initial mess-up started at the end of Season 2. It was just an awful finale scene -- a smack in the face of all Villaneve viewers. A complete anti-climactic 180 turn from them being together to them fighting and Eve walking away. The plot so far was leading up to an obvious result: they were to run off together to Alaska with The 12 after them. Season 3 could have done something with that material. PWB could have pulled it off somehow. But noooooo, "someone else" thought it was unrealistic that Eve would ever run away like that...Guest wrote: ↑14 Jan 2022, 21:48S1 and S2 were right after the other in terms of timeline, V/Eve were all too consumed with the each other and the chaos of it all because it was so full on, no breaks. But with the time jump we have now it won't be as electric, many poeple say that the seperation helps build up sexual tension but i find it to be the opposite, they forget about each other and it's not exciting anymore. Could've been avoided had S3 been written completely differently but oh well, now we have to suffer the brunt.
S3 was the real fuck up because they should've been brought back together as equals to face those issues and get through their differences . But instead we got one quick reunion and then 5 episodes they're slowdancing and talking about their future together with absolutely no meaningful conversation that led up to that moment. S2 finale handed the perfect opportunity to move forward on a silver platter and Suzanne just took a shit on it and threw it in the trash.
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Sorry, I meant to write "anti-gay" Sally and not Suzanne.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 05:10True, those unanswered questions and loose ties could have been addressed in Season 3 to show how they were developing and working out the kinks in their relationship. It's always been their complicated push-pull, possible-impossible relationship that has driven the show, was even the basis of the show. Why didn't the Season 3 showrunner see the opportunity right in front of her? Was it cognitive bias? The supposedly-gay writing team? Anti-gay Suzanne? Or...???Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:44DA Absolutely not. S2 finale was perfectly accurate with what was presented the entire season. Eve spent 7 episodes thinking she could control Villanelle and how she was different than everyone else and Villanelle spent 7 episodes thinking that if she showed Eve that they're the same person, they could be together because that's what love is. The finale backfired for both of them. Eve was betrayed by Villanelle and Villanelle realized that forcing Eve's hand was not the right way to get Eve to love her.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:31The initial mess-up started at the end of Season 2. It was just an awful finale scene -- a smack in the face of all Villaneve viewers. A complete anti-climactic 180 turn from them being together to them fighting and Eve walking away. The plot so far was leading up to an obvious result: they were to run off together to Alaska with The 12 after them. Season 3 could have done something with that material. PWB could have pulled it off somehow. But noooooo, "someone else" thought it was unrealistic that Eve would ever run away like that...Guest wrote: ↑14 Jan 2022, 21:48S1 and S2 were right after the other in terms of timeline, V/Eve were all too consumed with the each other and the chaos of it all because it was so full on, no breaks. But with the time jump we have now it won't be as electric, many poeple say that the seperation helps build up sexual tension but i find it to be the opposite, they forget about each other and it's not exciting anymore. Could've been avoided had S3 been written completely differently but oh well, now we have to suffer the brunt.
S3 was the real fuck up because they should've been brought back together as equals to face those issues and get through their differences . But instead we got one quick reunion and then 5 episodes they're slowdancing and talking about their future together with absolutely no meaningful conversation that led up to that moment. S2 finale handed the perfect opportunity to move forward on a silver platter and Suzanne just took a shit on it and threw it in the trash.
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^well for one, Suzanne could care less about Eve. How can she think of VE properly when she started erasing one half.
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It was Suzanne but also Sally because she enabled Suzanne's ideas.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 05:10True, those unanswered questions and loose ties could have been addressed in Season 3 to show how they were developing and working out the kinks in their relationship. It's always been their complicated push-pull, possible-impossible relationship that has driven the show, was even the basis of the show. Why didn't the Season 3 showrunner see the opportunity right in front of her? Was it cognitive bias? The supposedly-gay writing team? Anti-gay Suzanne? Or...???Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:44DA Absolutely not. S2 finale was perfectly accurate with what was presented the entire season. Eve spent 7 episodes thinking she could control Villanelle and how she was different than everyone else and Villanelle spent 7 episodes thinking that if she showed Eve that they're the same person, they could be together because that's what love is. The finale backfired for both of them. Eve was betrayed by Villanelle and Villanelle realized that forcing Eve's hand was not the right way to get Eve to love her.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:31The initial mess-up started at the end of Season 2. It was just an awful finale scene -- a smack in the face of all Villaneve viewers. A complete anti-climactic 180 turn from them being together to them fighting and Eve walking away. The plot so far was leading up to an obvious result: they were to run off together to Alaska with The 12 after them. Season 3 could have done something with that material. PWB could have pulled it off somehow. But noooooo, "someone else" thought it was unrealistic that Eve would ever run away like that...Guest wrote: ↑14 Jan 2022, 21:48S1 and S2 were right after the other in terms of timeline, V/Eve were all too consumed with the each other and the chaos of it all because it was so full on, no breaks. But with the time jump we have now it won't be as electric, many poeple say that the seperation helps build up sexual tension but i find it to be the opposite, they forget about each other and it's not exciting anymore. Could've been avoided had S3 been written completely differently but oh well, now we have to suffer the brunt.
S3 was the real fuck up because they should've been brought back together as equals to face those issues and get through their differences . But instead we got one quick reunion and then 5 episodes they're slowdancing and talking about their future together with absolutely no meaningful conversation that led up to that moment. S2 finale handed the perfect opportunity to move forward on a silver platter and Suzanne just took a shit on it and threw it in the trash.
Suzanne has mentioned in interviews that her pitch for the season was Villanelle getting a backstory. So that was the first mistake right there. She had one idea and it was only about Villanelle. She also mentioned that she loves writing family dynamics which again went to Villanelle, Carolyn, even Konstantin. Shit, even Niko got a dad on screen! But Eve... crickets.
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They were both too caught up in self loathing and self discovering to even think about the other in s3 and tbh I think that needed to happen. It's so unlikely that they'd run away together without experiencing the change and personal growth they went through last season. As low as I rank s3 the choices made make sense for a build up to a proper relationship.
It would be VERY out of character for Eve to run away with a psychopath.
It would be VERY out of character for Eve to run away with a psychopath.
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Based on what we know about s4 the proper relationship went out of the windowGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 06:02They were both too caught up in self loathing and self discovering to even think about the other in s3 and tbh I think that needed to happen. It's so unlikely that they'd run away together without experiencing the change and personal growth they went through last season. As low as I rank s3 the choices made make sense for a build up to a proper relationship.
It would be VERY out of character for Eve to run away with a psychopath.
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They thought it was a good idea to keep them apart, because somehow that's how they think V and Eve resolve their relationship problems, never addressing them in a dialogue. They put them into so much trauma that the only person they are left to trust is each other. Which is a weird execution... but okay. We can still believe it.
Now the question is: why does LN think they need more time apart? Didn't they go through enough trauma already? Weren't they ready to be emotionally open in the s3 finale?
We have 3 options:
1) LN thought s3 sucked and the characters didn't get enough individual traumatic experiences to get to a certain point. Like, Eve didn't get to explore her dark side without V.
2) LN was forced by her bosses to keep them apart for half the season.
3) LN is a bad writer.
Now the question is: why does LN think they need more time apart? Didn't they go through enough trauma already? Weren't they ready to be emotionally open in the s3 finale?
We have 3 options:
1) LN thought s3 sucked and the characters didn't get enough individual traumatic experiences to get to a certain point. Like, Eve didn't get to explore her dark side without V.
2) LN was forced by her bosses to keep them apart for half the season.
3) LN is a bad writer.
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So I’m confused. Is early access happening on the 20th or not?
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I not think so. Ke have removed it from their bios. They probably thought it wouldn't be appropriate for the final season.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 10:11So I’m confused. Is early access happening on the 20th or not?
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She needed to retcon to be able to bring a useless character like bad boy alpha. my monster encourages your monster head ass
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MfGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 10:23She needed to retcon to be able to bring a useless character like bad boy alpha. my monster encourages your monster head ass
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I will be interested to hear what Laura's excuse is as to why Eve and Villanelle attempt to move on from each other. If this was always the intention then she shouldn't of made them both turn around, leading us all to interpret that act as them not being able to stay away from one another. It's bad writing. Very bad writing.
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Sorry but no, it made no sense that V completely forgot about Eve for most of the season after she literally kissed her, it's just bad writing. Also what build up? S3 had no build up to its own finale and certainly isn't building up to S4 as we know Laura's keeping them separated with a recycled S3 storyline. They're just going in circles, no progress whatsoever.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 06:02They were both too caught up in self loathing and self discovering to even think about the other in s3 and tbh I think that needed to happen. It's so unlikely that they'd run away together without experiencing the change and personal growth they went through last season. As low as I rank s3 the choices made make sense for a build up to a proper relationship.
It would be VERY out of character for Eve to run away with a psychopath.
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It will be the same shit. Half the season will include useless plot and random funny villanelle scenes and then thr last 3 scenes will invlude some villaneve scenes and a romance that comes out of nowhere
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The villan here is always Sally.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 05:34It was Suzanne but also Sally because she enabled Suzanne's ideas.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 05:10True, those unanswered questions and loose ties could have been addressed in Season 3 to show how they were developing and working out the kinks in their relationship. It's always been their complicated push-pull, possible-impossible relationship that has driven the show, was even the basis of the show. Why didn't the Season 3 showrunner see the opportunity right in front of her? Was it cognitive bias? The supposedly-gay writing team? Anti-gay Suzanne? Or...???Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:44DA Absolutely not. S2 finale was perfectly accurate with what was presented the entire season. Eve spent 7 episodes thinking she could control Villanelle and how she was different than everyone else and Villanelle spent 7 episodes thinking that if she showed Eve that they're the same person, they could be together because that's what love is. The finale backfired for both of them. Eve was betrayed by Villanelle and Villanelle realized that forcing Eve's hand was not the right way to get Eve to love her.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 04:31The initial mess-up started at the end of Season 2. It was just an awful finale scene -- a smack in the face of all Villaneve viewers. A complete anti-climactic 180 turn from them being together to them fighting and Eve walking away. The plot so far was leading up to an obvious result: they were to run off together to Alaska with The 12 after them. Season 3 could have done something with that material. PWB could have pulled it off somehow. But noooooo, "someone else" thought it was unrealistic that Eve would ever run away like that...Guest wrote: ↑14 Jan 2022, 21:48S1 and S2 were right after the other in terms of timeline, V/Eve were all too consumed with the each other and the chaos of it all because it was so full on, no breaks. But with the time jump we have now it won't be as electric, many poeple say that the seperation helps build up sexual tension but i find it to be the opposite, they forget about each other and it's not exciting anymore. Could've been avoided had S3 been written completely differently but oh well, now we have to suffer the brunt.
S3 was the real fuck up because they should've been brought back together as equals to face those issues and get through their differences . But instead we got one quick reunion and then 5 episodes they're slowdancing and talking about their future together with absolutely no meaningful conversation that led up to that moment. S2 finale handed the perfect opportunity to move forward on a silver platter and Suzanne just took a shit on it and threw it in the trash.
Suzanne has mentioned in interviews that her pitch for the season was Villanelle getting a backstory. So that was the first mistake right there. She had one idea and it was only about Villanelle. She also mentioned that she loves writing family dynamics which again went to Villanelle, Carolyn, even Konstantin. Shit, even Niko got a dad on screen! But Eve... crickets.
Even Kayleigh said the ideas had to be approved by the higher ranks so good or bad the end result is on the producers.
They know, we know.... that what makes ke is villaneve but also that villaneve content can't last 5 years/seasons so their greedy self would rather get coins for years and prolong the inevitable at the expense of quality.
the ensemble was there to push the audience to interests on other characters to get more storyline and seasons and it backfire horrible.
Just read Sally interviews is so clear, the spin offs are just another proof
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I'm just curious when will we get to hear from her at all lol it's super odd that only Sally has been commenting on the season so far. This never happened before. We always get quotes from the head writer along with those first look pics. This time it was Sally.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 11:39I will be interested to hear what Laura's excuse is as to why Eve and Villanelle attempt to move on from each other. If this was always the intention then she shouldn't of made them both turn around, leading us all to interpret that act as them not being able to stay away from one another. It's bad writing. Very bad writing.
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Because sally is silencing everyone she's so evilGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 15:10I'm just curious when will we get to hear from her at all lol it's super odd that only Sally has been commenting on the season so far. This never happened before. We always get quotes from the head writer along with those first look pics. This time it was Sally.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 11:39I will be interested to hear what Laura's excuse is as to why Eve and Villanelle attempt to move on from each other. If this was always the intention then she shouldn't of made them both turn around, leading us all to interpret that act as them not being able to stay away from one another. It's bad writing. Very bad writing.
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Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 15:49Because sally is silencing everyone she's so evilGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 15:10I'm just curious when will we get to hear from her at all lol it's super odd that only Sally has been commenting on the season so far. This never happened before. We always get quotes from the head writer along with those first look pics. This time it was Sally.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 11:39I will be interested to hear what Laura's excuse is as to why Eve and Villanelle attempt to move on from each other. If this was always the intention then she shouldn't of made them both turn around, leading us all to interpret that act as them not being able to stay away from one another. It's bad writing. Very bad writing.
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Bitch is the 12Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 15:49Because sally is silencing everyone she's so evilGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 15:10I'm just curious when will we get to hear from her at all lol it's super odd that only Sally has been commenting on the season so far. This never happened before. We always get quotes from the head writer along with those first look pics. This time it was Sally.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 11:39I will be interested to hear what Laura's excuse is as to why Eve and Villanelle attempt to move on from each other. If this was always the intention then she shouldn't of made them both turn around, leading us all to interpret that act as them not being able to stay away from one another. It's bad writing. Very bad writing.
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Exactly. Villanelle wouldn't have just left a teddy bear, she would have waited for Eve to come home dressed in a sheer nightie, with rose petals strewn on the bed. She gets the first, tangible sign that Eve is romantically interested in her and her first thought is to pester Konstantin to find her family? Bullshit.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 11:39Sorry but no, it made no sense that V completely forgot about Eve for most of the season after she literally kissed her, it's just bad writing. Also what build up? S3 had no build up to its own finale and certainly isn't building up to S4 as we know Laura's keeping them separated with a recycled S3 storyline. They're just going in circles, no progress whatsoever.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 06:02They were both too caught up in self loathing and self discovering to even think about the other in s3 and tbh I think that needed to happen. It's so unlikely that they'd run away together without experiencing the change and personal growth they went through last season. As low as I rank s3 the choices made make sense for a build up to a proper relationship.
It would be VERY out of character for Eve to run away with a psychopath.
V has always had tunnel-vision when it came to Eve, and her reaction to the stabbing has been "She did it because she loves me", so the reaction to the kiss should have been "Ok, she's ready to elope".
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Sally is public enemy! Number 1!Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 16:02Bitch is the 12Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 15:49Because sally is silencing everyone she's so evilGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 15:10I'm just curious when will we get to hear from her at all lol it's super odd that only Sally has been commenting on the season so far. This never happened before. We always get quotes from the head writer along with those first look pics. This time it was Sally.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 11:39I will be interested to hear what Laura's excuse is as to why Eve and Villanelle attempt to move on from each other. If this was always the intention then she shouldn't of made them both turn around, leading us all to interpret that act as them not being able to stay away from one another. It's bad writing. Very bad writing.
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Is KE still airing on AMC+ first on the 20th? I keep seeing different dates for it and then people saying that’s been cancelled and it’s the 27th. So now I’m confused.
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Apparently not anymore because the early release has been removed from their twitter bio.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:29Is KE still airing on AMC+ first on the 20th? I keep seeing different dates for it and then people saying that’s been cancelled and it’s the 27th. So now I’m confused.
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Thank God twitter plays dirty and spoils everythingGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:31Apparently not anymore because the early release has been removed from their twitter bio.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:29Is KE still airing on AMC+ first on the 20th? I keep seeing different dates for it and then people saying that’s been cancelled and it’s the 27th. So now I’m confused.
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Wouldn't they officially announce it if it changed? I think it's still the 20th but even if the deadline article is right and it's on amc+ on the 27th wouldn't it still be out at 12 am so technically still hours earlier than the air time on tv? Either way people will get it earlier.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:29Is KE still airing on AMC+ first on the 20th? I keep seeing different dates for it and then people saying that’s been cancelled and it’s the 27th. So now I’m confused.
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DA. I disagree. V would never expect Eve to kiss her specially after stabbing her, even less expect Eve to go after her. Imo her reaction was perfectly acceptable. V was always the one in charge, always teasing Eve. Once Eve made the first move it completely got her out of guard.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 17:37Exactly. Villanelle wouldn't have just left a teddy bear, she would have waited for Eve to come home dressed in a sheer nightie, with rose petals strewn on the bed. She gets the first, tangible sign that Eve is romantically interested in her and her first thought is to pester Konstantin to find her family? Bullshit.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 11:39Sorry but no, it made no sense that V completely forgot about Eve for most of the season after she literally kissed her, it's just bad writing. Also what build up? S3 had no build up to its own finale and certainly isn't building up to S4 as we know Laura's keeping them separated with a recycled S3 storyline. They're just going in circles, no progress whatsoever.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 06:02They were both too caught up in self loathing and self discovering to even think about the other in s3 and tbh I think that needed to happen. It's so unlikely that they'd run away together without experiencing the change and personal growth they went through last season. As low as I rank s3 the choices made make sense for a build up to a proper relationship.
It would be VERY out of character for Eve to run away with a psychopath.
V has always had tunnel-vision when it came to Eve, and her reaction to the stabbing has been "She did it because she loves me", so the reaction to the kiss should have been "Ok, she's ready to elope".
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DA but that's exactly why the kiss would affect her. You're saying Villanelle completely forgetting about Eve after the kiss and suddenly wanting to find her family is sensical?Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:54DA. I disagree. V would never expect Eve to kiss her specially after stabbing her, even less expect Eve to go after her. Imo her reaction was perfectly acceptable. V was always the one in charge, always teasing Eve. Once Eve made the first move it completely got her out of guard.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 17:37Exactly. Villanelle wouldn't have just left a teddy bear, she would have waited for Eve to come home dressed in a sheer nightie, with rose petals strewn on the bed. She gets the first, tangible sign that Eve is romantically interested in her and her first thought is to pester Konstantin to find her family? Bullshit.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 11:39Sorry but no, it made no sense that V completely forgot about Eve for most of the season after she literally kissed her, it's just bad writing. Also what build up? S3 had no build up to its own finale and certainly isn't building up to S4 as we know Laura's keeping them separated with a recycled S3 storyline. They're just going in circles, no progress whatsoever.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 06:02They were both too caught up in self loathing and self discovering to even think about the other in s3 and tbh I think that needed to happen. It's so unlikely that they'd run away together without experiencing the change and personal growth they went through last season. As low as I rank s3 the choices made make sense for a build up to a proper relationship.
It would be VERY out of character for Eve to run away with a psychopath.
V has always had tunnel-vision when it came to Eve, and her reaction to the stabbing has been "She did it because she loves me", so the reaction to the kiss should have been "Ok, she's ready to elope".
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DA Some of you have selective memories....V didn't completely forget E after the kiss. She made her a cake, sent her a cake, said she was in a good mood because it was E's birthday. Sure she seemed to be preoccupied after 3x5.....and we know why but not during 3x4.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:59DA but that's exactly why the kiss would affect her. You're saying Villanelle completely forgetting about Eve after the kiss and suddenly wanting to find her family is sensical?Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:54DA. I disagree. V would never expect Eve to kiss her specially after stabbing her, even less expect Eve to go after her. Imo her reaction was perfectly acceptable. V was always the one in charge, always teasing Eve. Once Eve made the first move it completely got her out of guard.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 17:37Exactly. Villanelle wouldn't have just left a teddy bear, she would have waited for Eve to come home dressed in a sheer nightie, with rose petals strewn on the bed. She gets the first, tangible sign that Eve is romantically interested in her and her first thought is to pester Konstantin to find her family? Bullshit.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 11:39Sorry but no, it made no sense that V completely forgot about Eve for most of the season after she literally kissed her, it's just bad writing. Also what build up? S3 had no build up to its own finale and certainly isn't building up to S4 as we know Laura's keeping them separated with a recycled S3 storyline. They're just going in circles, no progress whatsoever.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 06:02They were both too caught up in self loathing and self discovering to even think about the other in s3 and tbh I think that needed to happen. It's so unlikely that they'd run away together without experiencing the change and personal growth they went through last season. As low as I rank s3 the choices made make sense for a build up to a proper relationship.
It would be VERY out of character for Eve to run away with a psychopath.
V has always had tunnel-vision when it came to Eve, and her reaction to the stabbing has been "She did it because she loves me", so the reaction to the kiss should have been "Ok, she's ready to elope".
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You're fine with a few brief moments sprinkled in? great but point still stands. Right after the bus kiss we got two scenes of her suddenly obsessing over her family, in that same episode. It was so random. Knowing Villanelle, Eve would be the only thing on her mind after that.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:12DA Some of you have selective memories....V didn't completely forget E after the kiss. She made her a cake, sent her a cake, said she was in a good mood because it was E's birthday. Sure she seemed to be preoccupied after 3x5.....and we know why but not during 3x4.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:59DA but that's exactly why the kiss would affect her. You're saying Villanelle completely forgetting about Eve after the kiss and suddenly wanting to find her family is sensical?Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:54DA. I disagree. V would never expect Eve to kiss her specially after stabbing her, even less expect Eve to go after her. Imo her reaction was perfectly acceptable. V was always the one in charge, always teasing Eve. Once Eve made the first move it completely got her out of guard.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 17:37Exactly. Villanelle wouldn't have just left a teddy bear, she would have waited for Eve to come home dressed in a sheer nightie, with rose petals strewn on the bed. She gets the first, tangible sign that Eve is romantically interested in her and her first thought is to pester Konstantin to find her family? Bullshit.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 11:39
Sorry but no, it made no sense that V completely forgot about Eve for most of the season after she literally kissed her, it's just bad writing. Also what build up? S3 had no build up to its own finale and certainly isn't building up to S4 as we know Laura's keeping them separated with a recycled S3 storyline. They're just going in circles, no progress whatsoever.
V has always had tunnel-vision when it came to Eve, and her reaction to the stabbing has been "She did it because she loves me", so the reaction to the kiss should have been "Ok, she's ready to elope".
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Again, no it wasn't.....there was a precursor to this potential family storyline in 2x8 when V was with Konstantin in Rome.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:22You're fine with a few brief moments sprinkled in? great but point still stands. Right after the bus kiss we got two scenes of her suddenly obsessing over her family, in that same episode. It was so random. Knowing Villanelle, Eve would be the only thing on her mind after that.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:12DA Some of you have selective memories....V didn't completely forget E after the kiss. She made her a cake, sent her a cake, said she was in a good mood because it was E's birthday. Sure she seemed to be preoccupied after 3x5.....and we know why but not during 3x4.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:59DA but that's exactly why the kiss would affect her. You're saying Villanelle completely forgetting about Eve after the kiss and suddenly wanting to find her family is sensical?Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:54DA. I disagree. V would never expect Eve to kiss her specially after stabbing her, even less expect Eve to go after her. Imo her reaction was perfectly acceptable. V was always the one in charge, always teasing Eve. Once Eve made the first move it completely got her out of guard.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 17:37
Exactly. Villanelle wouldn't have just left a teddy bear, she would have waited for Eve to come home dressed in a sheer nightie, with rose petals strewn on the bed. She gets the first, tangible sign that Eve is romantically interested in her and her first thought is to pester Konstantin to find her family? Bullshit.
V has always had tunnel-vision when it came to Eve, and her reaction to the stabbing has been "She did it because she loves me", so the reaction to the kiss should have been "Ok, she's ready to elope".
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Please it was barely a line, but okay Suzanne!Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:31Again, no it wasn't.....there was a precursor to this potential family storyline in 2x8 when V was with Konstantin in Rome.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:22You're fine with a few brief moments sprinkled in? great but point still stands. Right after the bus kiss we got two scenes of her suddenly obsessing over her family, in that same episode. It was so random. Knowing Villanelle, Eve would be the only thing on her mind after that.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:12DA Some of you have selective memories....V didn't completely forget E after the kiss. She made her a cake, sent her a cake, said she was in a good mood because it was E's birthday. Sure she seemed to be preoccupied after 3x5.....and we know why but not during 3x4.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:59DA but that's exactly why the kiss would affect her. You're saying Villanelle completely forgetting about Eve after the kiss and suddenly wanting to find her family is sensical?Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:54
DA. I disagree. V would never expect Eve to kiss her specially after stabbing her, even less expect Eve to go after her. Imo her reaction was perfectly acceptable. V was always the one in charge, always teasing Eve. Once Eve made the first move it completely got her out of guard.
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lmao Suzanne infiltrated, her ears must be burning... Will she prove herself like Emerald one day?, who knows, With our luck
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People really defending Suzanne and the abomination that is S3 in 2022
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DA the way they handled that transition into her family storyline was so bad.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:31Again, no it wasn't.....there was a precursor to this potential family storyline in 2x8 when V was with Konstantin in Rome.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:22You're fine with a few brief moments sprinkled in? great but point still stands. Right after the bus kiss we got two scenes of her suddenly obsessing over her family, in that same episode. It was so random. Knowing Villanelle, Eve would be the only thing on her mind after that.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:12DA Some of you have selective memories....V didn't completely forget E after the kiss. She made her a cake, sent her a cake, said she was in a good mood because it was E's birthday. Sure she seemed to be preoccupied after 3x5.....and we know why but not during 3x4.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:59DA but that's exactly why the kiss would affect her. You're saying Villanelle completely forgetting about Eve after the kiss and suddenly wanting to find her family is sensical?Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:54
DA. I disagree. V would never expect Eve to kiss her specially after stabbing her, even less expect Eve to go after her. Imo her reaction was perfectly acceptable. V was always the one in charge, always teasing Eve. Once Eve made the first move it completely got her out of guard.
She was suddenly obsessed with finding her family because she saw bin baby on TV reunited with her father? And they seemed so happy?
It was a bit random. Let's call it for what it is.
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They’ll probably leak on some website early anyway.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:39Thank God twitter plays dirty and spoils everythingGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:31Apparently not anymore because the early release has been removed from their twitter bio.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:29Is KE still airing on AMC+ first on the 20th? I keep seeing different dates for it and then people saying that’s been cancelled and it’s the 27th. So now I’m confused.
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IMO cutting and pasting the actual dialogue/ story to back up your own argument should be called out here.Just letting you know someone can see what you’re doing.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:33Please it was barely a line, but okay Suzanne!Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:31Again, no it wasn't.....there was a precursor to this potential family storyline in 2x8 when V was with Konstantin in Rome.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:22You're fine with a few brief moments sprinkled in? great but point still stands. Right after the bus kiss we got two scenes of her suddenly obsessing over her family, in that same episode. It was so random. Knowing Villanelle, Eve would be the only thing on her mind after that.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:12DA Some of you have selective memories....V didn't completely forget E after the kiss. She made her a cake, sent her a cake, said she was in a good mood because it was E's birthday. Sure she seemed to be preoccupied after 3x5.....and we know why but not during 3x4.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:59
DA but that's exactly why the kiss would affect her. You're saying Villanelle completely forgetting about Eve after the kiss and suddenly wanting to find her family is sensical?
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What are you on aboutGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:55IMO cutting and pasting the actual dialogue/ story to back up your own argument should be called out here.Just letting you know someone can see what you’re doing.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:33Please it was barely a line, but okay Suzanne!Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:31Again, no it wasn't.....there was a precursor to this potential family storyline in 2x8 when V was with Konstantin in Rome.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:22You're fine with a few brief moments sprinkled in? great but point still stands. Right after the bus kiss we got two scenes of her suddenly obsessing over her family, in that same episode. It was so random. Knowing Villanelle, Eve would be the only thing on her mind after that.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:12
DA Some of you have selective memories....V didn't completely forget E after the kiss. She made her a cake, sent her a cake, said she was in a good mood because it was E's birthday. Sure she seemed to be preoccupied after 3x5.....and we know why but not during 3x4.
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We can bare with one day early. But a whole week earlier as they initially planned is insane no one will be safeGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:53They’ll probably leak on some website early anyway.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:39Thank God twitter plays dirty and spoils everythingGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:31Apparently not anymore because the early release has been removed from their twitter bio.Guest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 19:29Is KE still airing on AMC+ first on the 20th? I keep seeing different dates for it and then people saying that’s been cancelled and it’s the 27th. So now I’m confused.
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They are the "in Suzanne we trust" peepsGuest wrote: ↑15 Jan 2022, 20:39People really defending Suzanne and the abomination that is S3 in 2022
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