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'How To Get Away With Murder' Season 2 News: 'Eggs 911 Lawyer's House' By Rebecca, What Does It Mean? Spoilers Ahead
When "How to Get Away with Murder" season 2 opens, one more mystery will welcome the audience. After finally revealing who killed Lila, the show's first big mystery, one major character was killed in the last few minutes of the season one finale. If you have seen the two-hour episode, you know by now that there will be no more Rebecca Sutter (Katie Findlay) next season. She was a headache for the team during the finale and someone decided getting rid of her for good will give everyone a momentary peace of mind. So far, the only two characters that know about Rebecca's murder are Frank Delfino (Charlie Weber) who is also the killer of Lila through the orders of Sam, and main protagonist Annalise Keating (Viola Davis).
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How To Get Away With Murder Spoiler News: Series Creator Peter Nowalk Explains Why Wes Gibbins Stands Out From Rest Of Student Assistants
In previous How To Get Away With Murder spoiler, Katie Findlay, who plays the brave and cocky Rebecca Sutter, said that if there is one guy that fans should be worried about, it is Wes Gibbins (Alfred Enoch). Talking to TV Line, the 24-year old actress said that "in general, people should be a little bit worried about Wes because the boy's messed up."
How To Get Away With Murder Spoiler News: Will Connor And Asher Hook Up? Series Creator Peter Nowalk Addressed Question
In How to Get Away with Murder, sex scenes are common. Almost all characters are intimately linked to someone. There's Viola Davis' Annalise Keating secretly having a relationship with Billy Brown's Nate Lahey. Her husband Sam, played by Tom Verica, also had sex with his student Lila was later murdered and her assistant Bonnie Winterbottom who is also bedding Keating' student Asher Millstone (played by Matt McGorry). Wes Gibbins (Alfred Enoch) and Rebecca Sutter (Katie Findlay) also appear in love with each other while Laurel Castillo's Karla Souza and Chris Webber's Frank Delfino always sneak some touches whenever they have time.
How To Get Away With Murder Spoiler Update: Fans Must Worry About Wes Gibbins Says Katie Findlay Who Also Has Some Warning For Winter Finale
How to Get Away with Murder blown away viewers again with last night's episode through flashbacks featuring Lila, the girl who was found dead in a facility inside the university where Annalise Keating (Viola Davies) is teaching. Among the person of interest over Lila's death are Keating's husband Sam (played by Tom Verica), Griffin O'Reilly, Lila's boyfriend, and Rebecca Sutter (played by Katie Findlay), the victim's friend. While fans are still left puzzled on who must go to prison for Lila's death, Katie Findlay says there's one more character they need to be worried about, Alfred Enoch's Wes Gibbins.
How To Get Away With Murder Spoiler Update: More Scoop On Marcia Gay Harden's Recurring Character
The How to get Away Murder TV series is filled with characters with strong personalities. There's the lead cast Annalise Keating (Viola Davies) who despite her cancer continues to find ways to get things go her way. Then there's Rebecca Sutter (Katie Findlay) who finds the courage to troll Annalise despite the latter taking up her case for allegedly killing a friend. Keating's apprentice are all brave, too. Now, as if these people are not enough, the show is adding one more that could make the clash of personalities more exciting.
How To Get Away With Murder Episode Guide: Show Set For Game-Changing Episode, Viola Davies Explains The Wig Revelation
Viewers are close to learning who is trying to get away from murder in the How To Get Away with Murder series. At least, that's what the last two minutes of the show's last episode suggests. (How To Get Away with Murder ahead so be careful) That episode, titled Freakin' Whack-a-Mole, saw Viola Davies' Annalise Keating looking for her husband Sam (played by Tom Verica) who is revealed to be the one that students are trying to hide. Sam is dead and who killed him.
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