It seems like it has to be a woman because they made such a big deal of it being a man in episode 2. Why rule out half of the good suspects so soon unless it's a diversion?
I'm hoping that Camille isn't doing stuff while "blacked out." That would be lame, but not surprising.
Unless they'll decide to drift away from the book's plot.
shareThe killer is always one of the first people the lead character meets. So, yes.
shareI read the book. nope.
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...Camille passes out, but awakens to find Richard and the police arresting her mother. He is horrified to see the extent of her scars. This ends their relationship, despite his earlier claims of genuinely falling for her. Adora is charged with the murders of Marian and the two girls, and Amma is sent to Chicago to live with Camille. Amma initially seems to be healing from the abuse she received from Adora, but soon after she begins attending a girls' school in Chicago, a classmate is discovered murdered, having had six of her teeth pulled. It is then revealed that while Adora did kill Marian, Amma was ultimately responsible for the recent murders and that she did it in part because she was jealous of the attention Adora was giving them...
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Explain those scars that she had on her. I'm not paying that much attention to the show as I find it boring, but who did that to her & why? All I saw was "F*%k" carved into her torso.
share🍻 even if you read the book.
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