This article contains discussions on addiction and mental health.

The original series Julu "Tell Me Lies", which is based on a novel with the same name from Carola Lovering, mainly focuses on Exceptional Toxic romance between Steven Demarko (Acksekson White) And Lucy Albright (Grace van Pat) Through two timelines, with the two convicted of the Baird College of Baber in Unstay New York in 2008 and reunited the 2015 wedding friend's wedding. However, the show, handled by the Megan Oppenheimer show, is doing a great job of separating its focus in ways it always feels natural. Despite the fact that it focuses on Stephen and Lucy, everyone in their periphery has their own problems (and often end up in the duo's play).

That's where Drew Vrigli (Benjamin Waddutt), Mike Vrigli's younger brother (Spencer House) enters. (To clear any potential confusion, I will stick to the rules of the show in that other, always goes with its name and screams with their joint name.) From Novak a year ... And as it turns out, Drew knows more about this terrible situation than anyone who initially understands. So what role did he play in the accident that took Macy's life and what was happening to him during the show season?

When we meet Drew during the start of season 1 in "Tell Me Lies", he is just excited to start Bayard College with other freshmen, and even hit him with Lucy's friend, Bri (Catherine Misal) when everyone gathered at the beginning of the year. . During the first week of school, Macy was killed in a car accidentAnd in the second episode of the show, Drew reveals something frightening to Stephen and Vrigli: He drove the car driven by Macy off the road. He also drank and drove, so he begs them not to turn it into the police.

Vrigli ends to get drunk at a party later and blur his girlfriend at the time, Pipa (Sonja Men), which is understandably destroyed by this discovery ... And when it comes to Stephen's involvement, it's actually worse (because, to be Stephen, he lies for it). Stefan and Macy were involved before her death and he was in the car with her When she died; When Lucy learned that Stephen and Macy were looking at the secret, he tells the accident and says Macy also drunk and was dead when he woke up after the accident. (That's half true. Both were drunk, but Stephen left her there die than to be involved.) Lucy's damage to other is visible - she's really scary The hiding her emotions - and as Bri follows, she has taken a drastic step and writes a letter to the school administration, implying others in Macy's death. Drew, who was eventually expelled, appeared at a party after the investigation convinced that Pipa wrote the letter and attacked his brother, leading to an injury that ends a football career of Vrigli in Bair.

Throughout Season 2 of "Tell Me Lies," Drew Is Largely Absent Due to the Fact He was expelled from the school where the 2008 Timeline is set ... but in the Season 2 Finale " Love You More, "He Comes to Visit Wriggy at Baird - After Mutual Friend Diana (Alicia Crowder) Convinces Him - to try and repair their relationship after our friends"). The two brothers spend the night of fun ... and taking pain medication, prescribed to the screams after his misfortune (it caused).

When the screams wake up the next morning, Drew is dead of overdose, frightening screams (which already deals with significant mental health fights at this point). Vrigli, crying, says that the pills were free of time and he did not realize that he could not give others while they also drank. "I am the one who gave him the pills and I am the one who destroyed his life," says Vrigli through tears, which also hoses Lucy - because she is the reason Drew was kicked out. It is a really devastating way to end season 2, and apparently, this plan has been in the works since the start of the show.

Megan Oppenheimer, the mind behind the television adaptation of "Tell Me Lies", sat down with Diversity In October 2024, after the second season ended to explain why Drew had to die in Season 2 of the series ... and Also She revealed that she had actually intended to kill Drew in the final of Season 1, but did not end time.

"During season 1, I thought it would be the end of season 1, and then there was too much, and we didn't need it," Oppenheimer explained, saying that Drew's death was inevitable. "So, I always knew he would die. Ben is so great and so beautiful that when we started the writers' room for Season 2, I was like:" Is there any way to have it around? "There was no sense in any other way. I really wanted to be destroyed by the end of the season.

Oppenheimer is certainly right for screens, whose mental health struggles and drug addictions and alcohol threaten to take his life in Bair and beyond. So how will you handle all this in the upcoming third season of the show?

The way Drew dies, with screams next to him, after the two spend night fun and take pills, is Incredibly sadAnd it is also safe to say that the character is unlikely to appear in season 3. Thus, he said, the consequences of his accidental death will almost certainly be a huge part of the next installment of the show, especially when it behaves. As I mentioned several times, screams fight with alcohol and drug addictions, and he Also Passing much of the season 2 handles a serious depressive phase. He seems not to be "okay" in any sense when we see him in 2015, or during the wedding festivities of Bri, he is way more intoxicated than any other.

Then there is Lucy, who wrote a letter accusing others of something he did not do. Lucy still does not know that, but Stephen is doing it, and so does Diana, his ex -girlfriend. This information is likely to go out one way or another, which will only destroy Lucy and Vrigli even more. Many drama will go down in season 3 of "Tell Me Lies", and there is no doubt that Drew's death will be a great one.

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