-Forty’s death at the hands of the LAPD (Season 2) -Joe and Love’s supposed murder-suicide in Madre Linda (Season 3) -Natalie’s disappearance (Season 3) -Beck’s murder, supposedly at the hands of her therapist (Season 1) -Henderson’s death (Season 2) -Peach’s supposed suicide (Season 1) -Sherry and Cary’s kidnapping and subsequent escape from the glass box (Season 3) -Delilah and Ellie’s disappearance (Season 2) -Ryan Goodwin’s murder (Season 3) -Benji’s disappearance (Season 1) There’s also an article that implicates Forty in Henderson’s murder and another one that calls Love a serial killer. Whoever this is, they’ve clearly done their research on Joe and figured out his connection to all these crimes. Joe is obviously not going to leave this poor woman alone, but hopefully she can outsmart him now that she’s somewhat aware of his deadly obsessive tendencies. “She’s smart, independent, suspicious, misses nothing. She is fiercely loyal to her friends, a brick wall to everyone else. The daughter of a chaotic, bohemian single mother, Kate worked hard to create the life she now leads. She’s an art gallery director whose job means managing tempestuous artists. Kate tends to be ’the adult in the room,’ and has embraced the moniker of ‘icy bitch.’ She’s especially protective of best friend Lady Phoebe (Tilly Keeper), a sweet and trusting person whose extreme wealth and fame tend to attract opportunists. Kate prefers ‘arrangements’ to love, which is why she dates fun but self-centered partier Malcolm (Stephen Hagan). When Malcolm invites Joe (Badgley), an American outsider of no apparent means, into their privileged world, Kate not only immediately dislikes him, she strongly suspects something about the man is not what he seems.” Based on the trailer, Joe’s new apartment will be in the same building as Kate’s. Whether that’s a coincidence or due to Joe being a gross stalker remains to be seen. Ed Speleers as Rhys, an eccentric author and politician who escaped his traumatic upbringing when he came into money and attended Oxford. Lukas Gage as Adam, a US ex-pat whose family is incredibly rich and influential. A habitual partier and gambler, Adam is hiding a lot under his fun exterior. Niccy Lin as Sophie, a Kim Kardashian–like influencer and entrepreneur who is very protective of her brother, Simon. Aidan Cheng as Simon, Sophie’s brother who did not go into the family tech business and became an acclaimed artist instead. Eve Austin as Gemma, a wealthy member of Kate and Phoebe’s friend group who is fun to party with but completely lacks empathy for anybody outside of her privileged circle. Dario Coates as Connie, another member of the group whose wealth and privilege have helped him avoid consequences his whole life. Ozioma Whenu as Blessing, a cryptocurrency investor with several post-graduate degrees whose risk-taking tendencies come from believing that we’re all living in a simulation. This could just be referring Joe’s new stalker, but it could also have to do with the fact that the longer he remains at large, the more chances there are for his past to catch up with him. It wouldn’t be entirely surprising if the stalker was Marienne, since she’s one of the only characters who knows about Joe’s previous life and hasn’t been killed by him. She’s also onto him after Love’s warning at the end of Season 3. Penn could also be referring to Joe/Jonathan’s relationship to Kate, which seems like it might have an enemies-to-lovers dynamic that the show hasn’t seen before. There’s also Ellie (Jenna Ortega) from Season 2, who knows Joe killed Henderson and had something to do with Delilah’s disappearance. Joe was sending her money throughout Season 3, but it’s unclear how he’ll keep doing that now that he’s supposedly dead.
