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Killing Eve Fans Spot Tiny Clue That ‘Reveals’ Eve’s Fate in Season 2 Finale


KILLING Eve fans spot major clue about Eve Polatsri's fate in season two finale.
In the final episode of the BBC thrillerVillanelle (Jodie Comer) asked Eve (Sandra Oh) to run away with her after they killed off Aaron Peele, but when the secret agent refuses all hell breaks loose.
 Killing Eve fans think Eve Polatsri survived Villanelle's gun shot
Killing Eve fans think Eve Polatsri survived Villanelle's gun shot
An upset Villanelle shoots at Eve and kills her as they escape through Rome's Colosseum after being rebuked.
But fans do not think this is the end of Eve, as they spot her going back to get a bullet proof vest before fleeing with the villain.
One fan tweeted: "Will Eve be okay? I don't know.
"I know she will survive. There would be no point without her. Now we wait for season three."
 Fans believe Eve went back to get a bullet proof vest before she escaped through the ancient ruins in Rome with Villanelle
Fans believe Eve went back to get a bullet proof vest before she escaped through the ancient ruins in Rome with Villanelle
A second added: "I think Eve will be alive having actually wore her bullet proof vest!"
A third shared: "Obviously wearing her bulletproof vest."
In the You're Mine episode, fans notice a conversation between Eve and Carolyn Martens (Fiona Shaw), but the MI6 boss left without Eve.
Eagle eyed viewers noticed there was a break before Eve later left the room.
 Villanelle shot at Eve after she rebuked her suggestion to run away together
Villanelle shot at Eve after she rebuked her suggestion to run away together
It is in this snippet fans believe Eve reached for her bullet proof vest.
While some believe Eve reached for protection, others hope she was just pretending to be dead or was hit in an area she can survive from.
A separate viewer wrote: "She either shot her in the leg or somewhere where there won’t be any effect or Eve was wearing a bulletproof vest and playing dead like Hugo.
"There was no blood. Can series 3 hurry up and arrive."
Another tweeted: "Eve isn’t wearing a bullet proof vest, and using Hugo’s tactic of ‘play dead’ come the first episode of series 3."
Season 3 is set to air in 2020, while the first two series are available to watch on BBC iPlayer.


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