Villanelle is a ruthless international assassin working for a secret organization. She continues carrying out killings while becoming increasingly obsessed with Eve after their first encounters. Across the series, she questions her identity, tries to stop killing, seeks change for Eve, and ultimately shares Eve's goal of destroying the organization.
Young survivor navigating a desolate world with her ill mother.
Woman who hid Rey on Jakku to protect her from Palpatine.
An unemployed game developer who uses her avatar MolotovGirl to infiltrate Free City and gather evidence that her former employer, Soonami, stole her original source code and AI technology. She mentors Guy, reveals the harsh reality of his simulated existence, and negotiates a deal with CEO Antwan to secure ownership of the game. She ultimately collaborates with Keys and Mouser to launch the indie game Free Life, preserving the consciousness of the NPCs.
A noblewoman who marries into the Carrouges family, manages their estate in her husband's absence, and survives a rape by a court favorite. She steadfastly accuses her attacker despite social ostracization, pressure from her mother-in-law, and the threat of being burned for perjury, eventually bearing a son and living peacefully after her husband's death.
Central protagonist whose marriage to Henry VII unites Lancaster and York, officially ending the Wars of the Roses. She navigates marital distrust and political intrigue orchestrated by rival factions.
Benny's wife and a photography student who documents the Vandals through Danny Lyon. She opposes Johnny's pressures and the club's violent trajectory. After surviving a near-assault, she demands Benny leave. She ultimately supports his departure from the biker life and relocates to Florida for a stable, happy future.
The unnamed central protagonist is a mother who gives birth during London's catastrophic flooding. She escapes with her baby, separates from her husband R when a shelter restricts caregivers, and travels north with O before returning south. Her determination to protect her child drives the story until she reunites with R.
Jodie Comer has 33 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently 28 Days Later / 28 Years Later with 1 titles. Signature works include The Death of Robin Hood, Killing Eve, 28 Years Later. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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