She pretends to forgive Joe and tries to convince him that she won't tell the police what he's done, but he strangles her before she can escape. Again, Joe seeks revenge on Dr. Nicky for his affair with Beck, and buries her body in his backyard.
Both the first season of the show and the book end with Joe murdering Beck and fleeing to Los Angeles, though the exact circumstances of his exit differ.
Beck has just enough doubts about Joe to go looking, and she finds a box full of evidence that he's been stalking her all along: her stolen phone, diary, tampons; Benji and Peach's phones; a box full of teeth. Teeth!
Guinevere, called 'Beck' on the show, ended up locked in Joe's infamous glass cage after discovering that Joe had been obsessed with her, stalking her and that he killed Benji. She was murdered (off-screen) by Joe after trying to escape the glass cage. Joe then framed Beck's therapist Dr.
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Beck admits to having slept with Dr. Nicky while they were still together, but reassures Joe that it already ended. Beck tells Joe that she felt as if she was undeserving for his love, and tells Joe that she has loved him more than anything. This calms Joe, and he forgives her.
She continued lashing out at Beck after she left, and later on, she found Joe and attacked him. Peach accused Joe of stalking her and attacking her in the park, while also pointing a gun at him.
Like Lady Phoebe's (Tilly Keeper) stalker, Joe has been suffering from erotomania, which is characterized by the delusion that one is the object of another person's desire. He imagined his entire passionate (if antagonistic) relationship with Rhys, a man he actually barely knows.
How exactly did Beck find out about Joe killing Benji and Peach in the book? In the box she found it only listed her own items. And then when she is in the cage she asks Joe how he got Benji to his shop and that he messed up one of Benji's tweets.
In the last episode, Candace warns Forty that Joe is the one who murdered Guinevere Beck and framed Dr. Nicky for it, and that he will most likely kill Love next. Forty visits Dr. Nicky in prison and attempts to get him to help him prove Joe is the real killer.
Beck (Elizabeth Lail) is literally a victim of stalking and complete violation and realizes it too late. And while she was annoying as well as dysfunctional, it didn't mean she deserved to die. Essentially, she's killed because she won't accept Joe being a stalker who murdered people she knew.
In the grand scheme of You, Karen is the luckiest character on the show. Joe dumps her, she takes it well, she gets the last word with both Joe and Beck and more importantly, she survives Joe's murderous impulses.
During a heated argument, Forty pulls a gun on Joe. But before he pulls the trigger, Forty is shot and killed by Officer David Fincher, a Los Angeles cop who was close with Joe's neighbors, Ellie and Delilah, and arrived on the scene.
Paco remains one of You's survivors with a fairly happy ending - which in this case is simply living - but his dynamic with Joe is also one of the most complicated.
Later, Joe discovers that Beck actually did have an affair with Dr. Nicky and he decides to forgive her. As mentioned, Dr. Nicky is later blamed for all of Joe's crimes because of Beck's posthumously published false writings that blame her therapist.
In the book, Candace is killed before Joe met Guinevere Beck. Even though Candace is not a villain, she is a hero, but plays the antagonist role against the protagonist villain. Candace can be considered a hypocrite, because of her plans to ruin Joe. Her obsession for revenge is what caused her death.
Joe and Beck reconnect while helping Blythe move in with Ethan, and Joe and Beck later have sex. A tearful Beck admits to Joe that she now knows how good he was for her, but she was afraid to need him. Joe breaks up with Karen and rushes over to visit Beck, who agrees to get back together with him.
Upon arriving in London, Joe develops such an obsession with Rhys after reading his autobiography, A Good Man in a Cruel World, which Joe closely identifies with.
Joe has criteria that correspond to obsessive-compulsive personality disorder, which is that he is often anxious about himself and the people he loves, so he cannot control his emotions to commit sadistic actions to kill people who he considers to interfere with the relationship between Joe and Beck.
As many fans had already theorised, Joe's interactions with Rhys in You season 4 are all hallucinations. Rhys did exist but he never knew Joe personally. On top of that, Joe is the Eat the Rich killer. He simply blacked out any memory of his murders and imagined that Rhys was behind them instead.
In season 1, episode 6, Peach shoots Joe and he falls to the ground. However, he's merely playing dead, and when Peach gets close, he wrestles her for the gun, which goes off. It's later revealed that Joe shot Peach, but he fakes a suicide note and everyone believes that she killed herself.
She was one of Guinevere Beck's closest friends, with a secret to hide. She is obsessed with and crazy in love with Beck, just like Joe Goldberg is. And for years, Peach has been manipulating and stalking Beck, even going as far as to take nude pictures of her when she's asleep. And even drugging her.
Peach looks down at Joe as a bookstore clerk for his inability to provide. Though this is simply a cover for the fact that she herself has her own dark obsession with Beck and wants her for herself. Peach is manipulative, emotionally toxic and often parasitic.
