Jul 19, 2025
Eve Polastri. Before Villanelle & After Villanelle.
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Eve Polastri. Before Villanelle & After Villanelle.
Happy National Spaghetti Day, Eve! You do know that was back on January 6th? Really? Yes, really. <insert interminable long pause> I do not care. Do you like your spaghetti, Eve? I like everything as long as it's with you, Villanelle.
Killing Eve Season 2 Deleted Scenes (but why, tho?)
Villanelle sure knows how to mourn in style.
Just as in season 1, once again Villanelle is wearing an unmissable tulle dress, though this one’s a bit of a step up from the hot pink Molly Goddard confection that played up her flirty, silly side. Like Villanelle, it’s aged up a bit; this one’s more Valentino, with its all-black elegance. Though, the entire look doesn’t appear to be to Eve’s taste. When Villanelle steps through her doorway, she politely asks her to remove her shoes—and her theatrical polka-dot veil. “Seriously?” Villanelle asks. The foreplay only heats up from there, with Eve caressing Villanelle’s face. Neither is too keen to take the other down, so they start drinking champagne out of mugs and play things relatively safe; Villanelle pulls the (somehow charming) move of convincing Eve she just downed several arsenic, whereas Eve goes for the low-hanging fruit: teasing her would-be killer about her appearance. “Nice outfit,” she says at a safe distance. “I thought I would dress for the occasion,” Villanelle replies. “I’m about to be in mourning.”
Back in the day, when the media gave an eff about Killing Eve. Yes, children, I am old enough to remember it when it all went down.
Dressed for dinner. (original illustration by sokolovagallery/Instagram)
Everything She Wants. (commissioned illustration by Evgar_art)
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"Murder On the Dance Floor" by Sophie Ellis-Bextor or otherwise known as The Past (Killing Eve/2019) written and supervised by Emerald Fennell) is Prologue (Saltburn/2023) also written and directed by Emerald Fennell) Coincidence? Please. Everything's connected.
Villanelle as played by Jodie M. Comer. That's it. That's the post.