- It felt right that Eve has this rebirth and is allowed to go on and forge a new life for herself with everything that Villanelle has given her. And it also felt right for Villanelle's story to end as it does. She's somebody who is sort of forged in death and destruction, and part of her loves that as well. We see that when she's killing The Twelve. That's her place, that's where she belongs. So it felt appropriate that she comes to an end in that way as well.
- For me, that wedding where Eve is dancing and Villanelle is killing is the moment where you're like, "No, but these people are intrinsically different." Eve isn't a Villanelle. Villanelle isn't an Eve. They are not destined to become the same person. They are destined for different things. It just felt like a really clear way of saying [that] Eve is about seeking life at this moment, and Villanelle is about seeking destruction.
- I think people can decide who pulled the trigger. In my mind, it doesn't really matter who pulled the trigger. I think, you know, it's just someone with a gun, sniper-wise, hiding out on Tower Bridge.
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