It’s… it’s… actually, I’m not sure what it is.
Has Villanelle been getting into bedazzling as part of this new leaf she’s trying to turn over?
Well, anyway: the plot thickens as she enters a concert hall and we see Carolyn.
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This isn’t a murder-for-hire, it’s a job interview and a disappointing one.
Villanelle wants to join MI6, not as an assassin, but as an operative.
She wants to do spy stuff.
She actually calls her “useless.”
There’s only one place left for Villanelle… or rather, one person.
And finally, we get the reunion we’ve been waiting for.
A silver-haired couple sways past and Villanelle asks Eve if that’s what she wants.
“We’d consume each other before we got old,” Eve says.
It’s all agonizingly romantic but cut short by an uninvited guest: Rhian.
Villanelle presses a slip of paper into Eve’s hand and tells her to go.
“I was trained to wear clothes that allow full range of movement,” Rhian says.
(Seriously though, this outfit is hideous.)
Pinning Villanelle to a wall, she tells her to come quietly and calls her a sheep.
Bad move, Rhian!
So long, Rhian.
Her last act on this earth is to spat with Konstantin over his too-lenient handling of Villanelle.
Dasha is awake and talking, and… nope, nevermind, she’s dead.
But will he get the chance?
(Or in other words, for the BEST POSSIBLE REASON.)
Paul, held at gunpoint by Carolyn, calls Konstantin.
Konstantin and Eve show up at Paul’s house, followed shortly by Villanelle.
“Why did you kill my son?”
Konstantin says he didn’t kill Kenny.
In fact, Konstantin says, he tried to save Kenny by offering him a job with the Twelve!
She stays right where she is.
And Carolyn pulls the trigger.
On an adjacent couch, Paul keels over, the bullet hole in his forehead beginning to seep.
“It should have been you,” Carolyn tells Konstantin.
“Go before I change my mind.”
Villanelle stays, of course.
Whats happened to us?
Villanelle asks if she ruined Eves life.
It’s an interesting question.
Who was in control?
But this was the last time.
“Help me make it stop,” Eve says.
Villanelle tells her to turn around.
Now we walk," says Villanelle.
“And we never look back.
And they do walk.
Five paces, ten, a hundred.
