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Motivational speech during the Tokyo Budokan Tour

English translation by furbieeeeee on twitter

Mizyu is pink

Suzuka is red

[neet-chan]

金沢涼花

[rainknow]

DAYUM

[lexie-grey-deactivated20240106]

VILLANEVE BEING SOFT | KILLING EVE 4.06

[uservillanelle]

Oh Goodie, I’m The Winner (4x06) Killing Eve (2018-2022)

[michaun]

this really is the most erotic moment in television history and you can’t change my mind

[maaalllly]

oh god

[maaalllly]

right😳😳😳😍😍

[maaalllly]

Those Eyes😳😍😍😍😍😍😍

[maaalllly]

It’s sad to hear Ashley’s father passed away. But this ig story is also telling us a secret big news. Any Spanish people?Suegro means father-in-law amiright?So...Ashtel got married?!!!!OMG congrat to them~for those Ashtel fans let’s celebrate for a bit and pray for them at the same time

[maaalllly]

The right hand was busy

[rainbowkarolina]

DANI & JAMIE in THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR

[maaalllly]

awwwwwww.....that’s heartbreaking

[maaalllly]

changed my phone wallpaper,literally gasp every time turning on the phone😂😂😂😂

[rainbowkarolina]

DANI & JAMIE in THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR

[liliesflowers]

An eye for an eye, is blind man’s rule

[maaalllly]

Goooooooooooooooaaaallll

[lgbtjazzy]

thoughts on killing eve and the interviews

I thought the interviews are very in line with what the writers have always been saying. I don’t think the romance is dead by any means. Yes it was “dismantled” when Villanelle shot Eve, but I also think that it’s clearly going to come back. When I think about the context of that romance, it was very much delusion. When the romance hits again, I think it’s going to be a more honest sort of relationship - as honest as it can be given who they are. 

“So I think you’ve just got to keep that alive and keep that sense of mystery and surprise going. So I hope that what the fans ask: “what’s going to happen next to this relationship?”

This part of the interview really gives me hope. They know what this show centers around. I know people have zeroed in on:  “It can just be turned off like a light switch. So if at any point Villanelle feels it’s not reciprocated, we knew that was a really dangerous moment too. We knew the background, and we knew what the truthful behavior would be, but we didn’t know the detail of it.”

But that doesn’t surprise me. The way I personally see this (which could be wrong) is that Villanelle is trying to turn her emotions off right there. I don’t think it was actually like a switch, and my reasoning for this is that Villanelle was still hung up on Anna at the beginning of season 1. You can tell that from episode 2. And I think Eve and Villanelle’s relationship is severely different. Eve is a different person than Anna.

My point is, Villanelle doesn’t understand her emotions, but she’s been told she’s a psychopath and rolls with it. Which brings me to another portion of the interview. 

“She is somebody with psychopathic tendencies and she’s probably a whole complex of other bits and pieces, but she’s a way for us to explore, if you like, a fantasy of what it would be like to live without fear or anxiety about circumstance.”

They did not flat out call Villanelle a psychopath. She’s more than that, and I think we saw bits of that this season and will see more to come. 

Now, as for where they are going I think that there is going to be a lot of distance between Villanelle and Eve at first. I think the spell over them has been broken, and they are going to see each other in different ways. 

“Because the truth of it is that when they’re together, it’s very difficult for both of them. Of course there’s a huge amount of electricity, but there’s also a huge amount of complicated loathing. There’s all sorts of negative things that come too with this obsession. Eve is really not yet at a place where she’s become so cavalier and so detached from reality that she isn’t aware of how dangerous this whole thing is.” - Emerald Fennell

I really think Emerald has a great grasp on these characters. Eve isn’t where Villanelle wanted her to be, and Villanelle doesn’t see Eve for all that she is yet.There is a loathing in their relationship, it isn’t clear cut romance and never has been. They love each other, but they also want to kill each other sometimes. 

“We all want Eve to go bad, but the pleasure of “Killing Eve,” for me, is showing it in a way that is far more honest and weird and distressing than what we expect. Because the truth is so much weirder and creepier, particularly for women, because we spend so much of our time hiding how we feel, particularly when it comes to sex and anger and all those kinds of dark emotions.”

This quote is really my favorite out of all the interviews. Like, Eve isn’t going to just snap out of it next season and be normal. She’s still descending, and I think part of this descent needs to be away from Villanelle. She needs to come into her own. Be her own person and figure out what that means. 

When Villanelle and Eve come together, and when the romance is back in full force; I think it will burn brighter. They’ll know each other, they’ll know what the expect. The delusions needed to go away to make way for their story.

Anyways. This show is completely unpredictable. I could be totally wrong, but so far I don’t have a reason to lose faith - personally. I understand people who are mad, I get that. It could go terribly. For now, I’m going to keep enjoying the ride. 

[villanevest]

You’re Mine [pt.2] - eve’s perspective in 2x08

welcome to part 2. again, i’ll be unpacking eve’s perspective in the finale in this post. i’ve already uploaded villanelle’s, and tomorrow, i’ll make a post about why i think the finale was, plot and character-wise, a great choice for the show going into season 3. let’s jump in. EVE’s thoughts and feelings in the finale. something that’s important to remember is that while villanelle has always lived a life of extremes, eve’s life was exceptionally ordinary until last year. in this past week or so, her husband has left (even if it was a long time coming), she saw someone murdered in front of her for the first time, has been confronted with the reality of aaron’s weapon, and has semi-hooked up with villanelle. she’s holding it together like the absolute legend she is, but just try and contextualise the finale within the sheer amount of upheaval eve’s undergone in even the last few days. for eve, the episode essentially kicks off with two almost simultaneous adrenaline shots: villanelle saying “gentleman”, and hugo getting shot. she nearly gets hunted down herself, and then makes her first major choice of the finale: to leave hugo and go after villanelle instead, who she assumes is in similar danger, and who, ultimately, she cares about more.

eve acts her way out of the hotel and into aaron’s house, all the while believing she’s probably headed to the even worse of two evils. she grabs the letter opener and goes in, prepared to defend villanelle, which is an important precedent for later. but then villanelle’s just… fine. she abandoned hugo, dying, and their world-saving (or so eve thinks) recordings of aaron’s dealings, for nothing.

then villanelle’s revealing aaron’s a killer, and aaron’s offering villanelle something eve is afraid she won’t refuse. and he verbalises one of eve’s deepest unspoken fears: that villanelle WILL get bored of her. that she can’t possibly keep villanelle’s interest once they’re no longer caught in a hurricane of external pressures. and then she has to deal with the absolute overload that is the question, push come to shove, would villanelle hurt her? while villanelle never considers hurting eve here, eve understandably doesn’t realise that. after all, as far as she knows, villanelle killed anna, as well as dozens of other people. villanelle thinks she’s been clear about how strongly she feels, but eve is caught at the crossroads of kenny, hugo, jess, carolyn, konstantin – all these people who promise her that no matter how real it feels, villanelle is a psychopath, could flip the switch in a second. that’s a terrifying possibility: that the woman you’re obsessed with, have given up everything for, might end you and walk away. shrug it off.

villanelle kills aaron, and eve’s currently up to seeing two bodies in about fifteen minutes. while she hates aaron and isn’t particularly bothered by his death, she’s abruptly sure that they’ve blown the mission entirely, and quite apart from carolyn crushing her under heel, eve’s afraid that their screw-up might result in aaron’s weapon going public, that he might have some contingency plan they weren’t authorised to know about. eve’s all messed around; villanelle’s surprisingly chill. but eve’s used to villanelle thinking of the immediate, small picture – eve is sure it’s up to her to get them out of all this. she’s concerned for both of them, and believes villanelle truly doesn’t understand the scope of the trouble they’re in. notice that she uses plural language. “we”, “us”. she’s already trying to plan THEIR way out of it. villanelle is a tacit premise, a guaranteed.

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[wlwshipper]

“[Jodie is a] dance partner who knows a couple of moves you don’t. Villanelle is a very unpredictable character. And I think Jodie has been able to find freedom in acting in playing someone like that. It makes for wonderful spontaneity. It’s like you see them in a box together. There’s a scene at the end of the season that is extremely physical. It was tough to shoot because we had to do it in tiny pieces. But at the end of it, something happened quite spontaneously; it was not scripted, which I think changed a lot of the meaning in the scene between us. And it’s in some ways a way that Villanelle expresses her care for me. I’ll leave it at that.” - Sandra Oh (x)