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Eve + hands

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THE 2ND STAGE OF GRIEF: ANGER BONUS When Eve finds out Carolyn ordered the kill:

And when she kills her:

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You should never tell a psychopath they’re a psychopath. It upsets them.

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“WHAT ARE YOU DOING?” 😉  Eve and Villanelle, sheltering from the storm. Jodie Comer (as Villanelle) Sandra Oh (as Eve Polastri) Scene from the episode, “Hello, Losers” From the series’ final episode,  KILLING EVE (2022) [+] JODIE [+] ..more on KILLING EVE (S4.8)

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Can you elaborate on how V bodied liking women pls I need you all of your thoghts on this matter my life depends on itttt

I think there are better people out there that could articulate this much more clearly (and feel free anyone to reblog and add to this) but I’ll try!

They just let her openly desire women all the time:

And she would! There was so much in the details of her all around, shameless love for women.

Also it’s the way she carried herself in outfits whether masculine or feminine:

She was the sexiest woman on tv covered from head to toe. I can’t recall one outfit that showed cleavage. I can’t recall one outfit that was catered to the male gaze.

When this- NOT EVEN SHOWING NECK- is drop dead sexy because (for lack of better terms) of her swagger, she’s completely dressed and maneuvers for the sapphic gaze.

Her fling with Sebastian was so unfeeling, so pushed onto her because Konstantin told her to be “normal” and her interpretation of that was finding a man and it was painfully clinical.

BUT SHE SEES HER EXES and this is how she stares at them?

So. Much. Emotion. You can just feel their backstory. Their history. The pain.

And that’s not even the core romantic relationship of the show.

I don’t have willpower to dig through all her micro expressions and body movement choices, but the way she disregarded men with small flickering of the eyes, raised eyebrows, head nods, just powerful stances in confrontation with men vs softness with women.

And

Just to end here.

And where V, BODIED loving women I think Eve bodied a sexual awakening journey (in gaining a truer sense of self identity in all aspects etc etc).

Nothing will hit like this again :(

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I did it, Eve. Don’t you mean, “we did it”? Yeah, but mostly me.

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There’s no such thing as fate. Really? What’s this, then?

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got a couple requests for soft villaneve kisses

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Villanelle + Carolyn (requested)

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Codename Villanelle novel series original ending, by Luke Jennings

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KILLING EVE 4.08, “Hello Losers”

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KILLING EVE 4.08, “Hello Losers”

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I came all this way to be with you.

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Something that I found so precious was how much Eve and Villanelle quickly learned about the others personal habits. 

One thing that I always was kind of bummed about was that Eve and Villanelle never really knew much about the other in regards to the mundane surface level details. Do they know each other at their very core? Absolutely. But when it comes to what their favorite movie is or if they prefer chocolate over vanilla, they really don’t know a whole lot. It reminds me of season two when Villanelle forces Niko to give her his recipe to his shepards pie because she believes that Eve likes it due to that being the only information she had on Eve’s eating habits. 

That’s why I found it so endearing how open they were in this episode with sharing their little quirks and preferences. It’s like once they both finally allowed the other one in they were so willing to just be themselves. That’s one of the reasons why I adore the scene of them sharing curly fries because it was such a cute moment of them learning about how the other likes to eat their fries. It’s a small detail but something that I feel is probably very meaningful to both of them because they’ve never had the opportunity to know each other in this way. There was also this cute banter that was going on between them where it kind of felt like they both were saying: “This is who I am. Take it or leave it, Baby.” 

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