Who Killed Cassandra in 'The Society'? Find out (SPOILERS!)

Fans of Netflix's 'The Society' are wondering who precisely shot and killed Cassandra in Episode 3. Spoilers within.

If you binge-watched all the 10-episode season of The Society this previous weekend, there are a couple of things we need to procedure. The youngster sci-fi drama follows a bunch of teenagers who find themselves in a parallel-universe replica of New Ham, their sleepy Connecticut town. Think Lord of the Flies, but it takes position today.

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Without their folks or any person else round, the kids need to fend for themselves and — spoiler alert — issues don't go as planned. But why are they in New Ham and who kills Cassandra in Episode 3? Is it in reality who we think it's?

Let's sit down and evaluation. Oh, and if it wasn't already obtrusive, there are many spoilers forward.

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So... Who killed Cassandra in The Society?

Let's move into Cassandra Pressman's backstory a little bit bit, in order to understand what exactly went down at prom. Played via Legion's Rachel Keller, Cassandra is the most popular girl in school and the leader of her good friend staff. She's additionally totally best possible and set to go to Yale. Her longtime rival is Harry and she or he adores her little sister, Allie.

But no longer everything is glitters and unicorns for Cassandra. She has an established rival, Harry, and although she's the one all of her buddies look up to, Cassandra dies in Episode 3. And let's just say it's not on account of her congenital heart disease. 

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See, when the group is transported to the parallel New Ham universe, Cassandra tries to apply her faculty leadership expertise to creating positive the entirety goes OK for the stranded teenagers. She sets up jobs for all of her classmates and begins rationing the meals on the grocery store. Everyone could use a Cassandra if they're ever stranded.

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Except for Harry who's "above" all of it. He's the epitome of the whiny rich child who comes from heaps of privilege and even supposing he doesn't have any better concepts, he refuses to conform to the way Cassandra needs to do issues. This leads him to a belligerent drunken rant through the pool one night time the place he calls her names and worse, publicizes he wants to sexually assault and homicide her.

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How does Cassandra die?

But Harry's not the only who ends up killing her days later. Though, to be transparent, we by no means in reality see who does murder Cassandra, we see her get attacked by means of somebody with a gun when she's cleaning up after prom. She tries to plea with the assassin and is shot twice, then left for lifeless.

And the person who finally ends up confessing to this murder is the quiet outcast (and incel) Dewey, who was status by way of the pool the evening Harry used to be expressing all of his violent ideation. "Cassandra was the problem, right?" he asks Harry as soon as she's gone. "Someone had to teach that c--t who's boss. The least I can get is a thank you."

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Harry, albeit a jerk, is horrified at Dewey's confession, and goes immediately to inform Cassandra's sister, Allie. Dewey is then taken to trial, the place he repeats he did not do it and claims the gun used to be planted in his room. In other words, he's being framed for it. But Dewey's found to blame and is carried out by way of Allie herself.

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But was it actually Dewey?

Dewey confesses to this murder beautiful brazenly, saying he used to be inspired by means of Harry's "jokes," however once at trial, makes a decision to activate Harry and Campbell. And lovers are not actually satisfied that Dewey is the one who did it, calling the case too simply and neatly resolved, although he's now lifeless on account of the crime.

In reality, audience imagine this plot hollow manner we'd like a second season of The Society, suggesting it could be Allie, Lexie, or Campbell. Other enthusiasts are suggesting that Cassandra and Allie's mom (from the previous world) may have something to do with it. One thing's for sure: allegiances will be betrayed when the population of New Ham find out they killed Dewey in useless.

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