Clearly, Joe thought Candace had died, too.Īs a matter of fact, Candace does die in Kepnes's book.
I think we have some unfinished business to talk about." It's a major twist, and Joe is clearly just as surprised as we are. In the season 1 finale, Candace shows up in the bookstore uttering the iconic line: "Hey, bunny. She appears to be another one of Joe's victims, someone he conjures up from guilt. Supposedly, she ran away to Italy-but when that sentence comes out of Joe's mouth, it sounds shady. In the time before You started, Candace had disappeared.
Surprise, bunny! Candace makes a comeback.Ĭandace haunts Joe throughout season 1 by popping up in dreams and hallucinations. Joe kills him by pushing him off a ledge. Upon meeting Candace, an aspiring musician, Joe became instantly enamored and stalked his way into a relationship.Īnd then, Candace cheated on him with music industry exec Elijah Thornton (Esteban Benito). With Beck, Joe is repeating the same cycle he'd already enacted with Candace Stone (Ambyr Childers), his girlfriend in the time before You's action starts. Joe's violent behavior is part of a pattern. The real question is: Who is collecting the royalties from this book? Turns out Beck was a pretty good writer: Joe manages to get her manuscript to a publisher, and four months after her death, her memoir is published to critical acclaim, and Beck becomes the literary success she always aspired to be. He's imprisoned, and Joe gets off without a sideways glance. Somehow, Beck's memoir is enough for law enforcement to convict Dr. Nicky slept with Beck, he definitely did not kill her-or anyone else, for that matter. (You might recall Joe actually posed as a client to find out more about the doc.) And while Dr. For one, they smoked pot during sessions. Nicky's relationship, which certainly broke boundaries. The accusation is cobbled together from Beck and Dr. But instead of blaming the murders on Joe, she blames her therapist, Dr. While in the cage, she writes an account of a relationship with an abusive man who killed her best friend and boyfriend. She figured out a way to explain the murders-without implicating the person who actually carried them out. Nicky.īefore she died, Beck solved one big problem for Joe. And I’m so sick and tired of that," Lail told the Radio Timesof her character's unfortunate fate. "I am sad to not continue that journey with him.the unfortunate thing is, the woman doesn’t win in the end.
Mooney tells him that “some people deserve to die.And to think: All Beck did was walk into a bookstore. When Joe kills Elijah, the man with whom Candace cheated on him, Mr. Mooney may have also had a hand in contributing to Joe’s twisted ideas about right and wrong. He would sometimes lock him in the plexiglass cage in the basement of the bookstore as a means of teaching Joe a lesson. Mooney wasn’t exactly a positive role model.Ī former Soviet Union prison guard, Mr. He took Joe in and taught him to run the bookstore and restore old books. Mooney was a kind of surrogate father for Joe. Mooney in ‘You’īlum was an actor who portrayed Mr. Penn Badgley as Joe Goldberg/Mark Blum | Beth Dubber/Netflix Brad Barket/Getty Images Mark Blum played Mr. Read on to discover everything there is to know about this dedication. Viewers may have also noticed that the first episode was dedicated to Mark Blum. Things are heating up quickly for Joe Goldberg and Love Quinn in Madre Linda. The first episode featured a surprising twist ending. Some viewers might have already binged the entire show over the weekend.
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