Does Nadia die in 'You' Season 4? In an exclusive interview with 'Distractify,' Amy-Leigh Hickman opens up about her persona's tragic fate.
Spoiler alert: This article comprises major spoilers for the Season 4 finale of You.
After serving as a supporting persona in the first half, literature student Nadia (Amy-Leigh Hickman) steps up and plays a pivotal function in Season 4, Part 2 of You. She grows somewhat suspicious of her professor, Jonathan Moore (aka Joe Goldberg), claiming he is "the kind of man who knows more than he lets on."
Nadia's suspicions lead her down a depressing and dangerous trail, where she discovers Marianne (Tati Gabrielle) in one in every of Joe's glass cages. Luckily, they work in combination, and Nadia helps Marienne escapes the confines of the murderer. But can the same be mentioned for her? Or does Nadia die in the aftermath?
In an unique interview with Distractify, English actress Amy-Leigh Hickman dished about her personality's tragic fate and revealed if enthusiasts can be expecting to peer her once more.
Nadia suffers a fate worse than dying...
So, does Nadia die in 'You' Season 4?
Let's get instantly to the purpose: No, Nadia doesn't die in Season 4 of You. However, she suffers a fate a lot worse than loss of life.
Toward the top of the finale, Nadia snoops around Joe's flat and discovers a box filled with Rhys Montrose's (Ed Speleers) private belongings. She takes pictures for proof and goes to catch up with Eddie so they are able to head to the authorities. Unfortunately, their plans cross awry as a result of Joe catches them.
Joe brutally murders Eddie offscreen, telling Nadia that the boy will pass down for Rhys's death. He proceeds to frame Nadia for Eddie's dying, putting the homicide weapon in her hand and pointing out that when government determine Eddie is the person who's been wreaking havoc in the city, they are going to notice Nadia killed him to end his reign of terror once and for all.
In a surprising turn of occasions, Joe frames Nadia in the Season 4 finale of 'You.'
In the end, Joe reveals by way of narration that Nadia "refused to speak in her own defense" and still hasn't spoken from jail.
When asked if she used to be stunned by way of Joe framing Nadia, actress Amy-Leigh instructed Distractify, "I think I was shocked because I thought, 'she's not going to make it,' and I think if I was watching it, I would be like, 'No, she's gonna get killed.'"
"But I think that in Joe's weird way, he thinks by doing this, he's helping Nadia because he's not killing her," she persevered. "Joe's a very, very complex character, but he doesn't think he's doing anything wrong. He thinks that he's helping, and it could be a lot worse, she could be dead."
Speaking of her living to see another day, is there a possibility lets see Nadia once more? Better yet, will the serial killer's former scholar give you the option to prove her innocence? Amy says it's not out of the cards.
"She's smart, and she's come this far, so I definitely wouldn't put it past her. I think she's definitely capable of it," Amy completely advised Distractify. "I know that in the last bit of the series, she's silent, [but] I'm pretty sure she's not being silent because she wants to be, she's probably plotting and planning something. I don't think she'll sit tight for too long."
You Season 4, Part 2 is now streaming on Netflix.
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