'Killing Eve' Season 2: Will we get a new and more devious version of Villanelle?

If the new trailer is any proof, being physically impaired might trigger off a vulnerability in Villanelle, which could come out in the darkest, most twisted manner

Ever since the new trailer for 'Killing Eve' season 2 came out, one of the biggest expectations about the upcoming installment of the BBC America show is whether we are going to get a newer, more devious version of the antagonist Villanelle. Granted, the Villanelle we saw in season 1 was every bit as unnerving as a psychopath assassin on the loose is supposed to be, but if the new trailer is any proof, looks like while she is a lot more vulnerable and physically impaired this season, the two factors could give rise to a more amplified sociopath than what we have already seen.



 

 

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