Warning: This article contains spoilers for Season 2 of One of Us is Lying. Although gentle breakfast club at first, one of us is lying A dark twist turns into a gripping murder mystery with a cunning cast of characters. Four students caught up in a murder investigation grapple with their new identities as the infamous “Murder Club,” as well as their own investigation and maintaining their grades. Balancing it all isn’t easy, but Bronwyn, Nate, Addy and Cooper manage to make it through by working together and combining their wits.
While the Bayview Four and their quest for truth are the main focus of the story, several other characters turn out to be just as clever and participate in Simon’s murder in the most surprising of ways. All in all, the characters are a mix of the worst and best of Bayview High, from the sly and ruthless Jack to the perfectly good-natured Bronwen.
Update November 7, 2022 by Danielle Bruncati: After differing from the original doc at the end of season one, ‘One of Us Is Lying’ fans aren’t sure when season two will end. What will happen when it launches at the end of October . However, this season did not disappoint. Of course, the Murder Club turns around and discovers they are actually involved in a murder that needs to be covered up. Adding insult to injury are some new faces determined to outsmart the Murder Club and take them down once and for all. So who are the smart characters of One of Us Lying? Well, it depends on whether they can get away with murder.
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Gisele joined Bayview High for a few episodes in Season 2 and got into an immediate fight with Vanessa. Gisele is no ordinary student, and she just came to town to find out what happened to Jack – her so-called summer boyfriend. Her presence causes embarrassment at the Murder Club, especially for Eddie, who must now consider the fact that Jack may have cheated on her.
While Gisele seems like the perfect shield for the Murder Club’s antics, she’s not smart enough to outsmart them. She had trusted the wrong person, and her blind love for Jack had exhausted her. As such, she is not a victim of the Simon Says game that the Murder Club is forced to play.
12 Detective Wheeler
Detective Wheeler has always been a part of it one of us is lying She took on Simon’s death in the first place. She returns in season two to investigate Jack’s mysterious disappearance on Halloween night.
Detective Wheeler must be good at her job for Jack’s parents to trust her to solve his disappearance, but she doesn’t seem right for the Murder Club. In season one, she made the mistake of throwing Nate in jail for the assailant in the Simon case. In season two, she attacks again without realizing that the Murder Club is behind Jack’s death and not Fiona.
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As an honorary member of the Murder Club in the first season, Chris didn’t want to get involved in the murders club’s mischief in the second season, even breaking up with Cooper. It was a tough but wise move for him as he has no relationship with the club other than his relationship with Cooper.
However, love always has a way of getting what it wants, and in the end, Chris gets caught up in the antics of Murder Club season 2. Although Chris is not a less intelligent character, love is. His love for Cooper makes him do some stupid things.
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Cooper’s entire world revolves around impressing major league scouts so he can enlist and support a family he’s always supported. Of all the characters, Cooper is the one to lose the most by joining the Murder Club, both because of his athletic potential and the fact that he’s gay (and doesn’t go out for most of the time). duration of the first season). That theme continues in season two, and the stakes are much higher when he’s involved in an actual murder.
While not the smartest guy in the murder club, he’s cunning enough to help with the investigation. This is especially evident during the final season of “One of Us Is Dead”, when he convinces Jack to trust him and distracts him so that others can sneak in and find evidence that Jack is involved. regarding Simon’s death.
9 Simon
Simon’s untimely death in the pilot episode prompted him to leave the show before viewers had a chance to get to know him better. However, thanks to flashbacks and details from other characters, fans were able to get a glimpse of his life and personality. For the most part, he’s one of the worst teen villains on TV because of his destructive posts on About That, but despite this, some like Janae and Maeve see the good. in him.
The way Simon runs his rumor mill is impressive, especially considering the level of manipulation and tricks he uses to get interesting secrets about his classmates. Simon is a double hearted man, he blackmails some and trades secrets with others to get the best content for his app. Unfortunately, he trusted the wrong person, which eventually led to his death.
8 Vanessa
Vanessa may look like another pretentious, rich, famous girl from Bayview High, and while she is, she still has a lot going on in her head. As Jack’s childhood best friend, she’s determined to find out what really happened to him on Halloween because she knows he won’t leave the country without telling her.
Although her statement was hasty, nine parts of it she was right. She’s the only one who pieced together that the Murder Club killed Jack, and she’s the one who helps them cover it up by appearing on TV. Obviously, Vanessa should not be underestimated.
7 Janai
While Simon’s death had the biggest impact on the Bayview Four’s life, it was also the catalyst for some major changes in Janee’s life. Until her best friend passed away, she happily lived a quiet life, barely acknowledged by the whole school. Doing justice to Simon forces her to say more and shows her a bright side that most people don’t even realize.
While Janae fought the Murder Club in season one, she became a full member in season two. Her time with Simon meant she had learned a few things about pampering and possibly keeping them out of trouble. After all, her idea was to take Jack’s body out to sea on her father’s yacht.
6 Adi
On the surface, Addy is nothing more than a beautiful, famous girl dating a gypsy. Even the media that covered Simon’s murder called her the beautiful girl of the group. While her shallow interpretation of her character was correct in the first few episodes of the series, Eddie’s transformation after breaking up with Jack proved that looks can deceive and make her feel better. She became one of the film’s best teenage characters.
Initially, Jack intended to convict her of murder, but as he tells Cooper in the end, “Unfortunately no one thinks she’s smart enough to come up with a plan half as good as mine. “, so he blamed Nate instead. However, it turns out that Eddie has more insight than Jack, and everyone else compliments her. She continues to be an underrated threat in season 2, when she finds the connection between Gisele and Jack before anyone else.
5 Bronwyn
Before entering that fateful captivity, Bronwyn was little more than the top of her class, a promising valedictorian and a perfect fit for the typical good girl image in teen movies. Like everyone else at the Murder Club, her life changes dramatically after Simon’s death and the ensuing investigation. Instead of focusing on getting good grades, she spends her time looking for evidence to justify herself and her new friend.
Bronwyn’s sharp mind proved useful outside of the classroom, as they searched for clues. Her tenacity also causes her to continue to fight for Nate’s release, even after he is arrested and everyone believes him to be the killer. However, while Bronwyn is smart about the books, she’s not always that smart on the street, which is why she gets into some pretty dangerous situations in season two that almost cost them all. free.
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Due to his criminal record and reputation as a drug dealer, Nate was often seen as the bad boy at school. Police and the media consider him the prime suspect in Simon’s murder, and he was arrested for the murder of Simon in the episode “One of Us Is Dancing” after an anonymous tip led the police to stolen EpiPen. his bicycle.
Despite his reputation as a bad boy and in contrast to his nonchalant attitude, Nate is far more intelligent and caring than he shows. In addition to successfully dealing drugs at school without being caught by his teachers, he is also the organization’s expert in criminal proceedings due to his background. In some cases, he prevented Bronwyn from implicating him, even suggesting that the evidence be destroyed so that the police would have nothing to fight them.
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Throughout the first season, Jake straddles the line between a man whose audience feels sorry for his girlfriend cheating on him, and a guy who is over-controlling, intolerable, who won’t let Addy go on his own. by self-expression. After his role in Simon’s death was revealed, all sympathy for him vanished during the season’s finale.
In addition to changing people’s perception of him, the news also shows Jack’s intelligence. Not only does he convince Simon to monstrously push his agenda forward, but he stabs him in the back, actually getting away with murder while framing others and making their lives miserable. suffering. He may be a convincing mastermind, but he’s not smart enough to outmaneuver the Murder Club.
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Like Jack, Fiona prides herself on hiding her true identity. Fiona is a bit estranged from Bayview, as she has had trouble making friends in the past, which was revealed on About That prior to Simon’s death. She plays a key role in season two and as such, she was assigned to be Nate’s mentor.
Fiona may seem sweet and innocent, but she’s clearly the mastermind behind Simon Says. Not only that, she was also Jack’s right-hand man in the “About That” reboot after Simon’s death. Clever and hungry for revenge for those she loves, Fiona will stop at nothing to bring down the Murder Club once and for all.
1 mave
For most of the first season, Maeve lived in her sister’s shadow and was seen as a vulnerable girl in need of protection due to a history of leukemia. When she steals Simon’s laptop from Bronwyn, it turns out she’s not vulnerable at all, surprising both herself and the audience.
A tech-savvy mastermind of everything, Maeve regularly helps the Murder Club hack hard drives, steal evidence, and cover up their tracks over and over again. She was even smart enough to act as a double agent for both seasons, and in doing so, she created some of the best episodes of the entire show.