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Verna is the definition of balance, fair and indiscriminatory as the angel of death at the end of the day is till an angel

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I love that Verna just peacefully puts her to sleep like a baby. No pain. No fear. Just sleep. The fact that she could’ve done that to everyone else if she really wanted just adds another layer to an already fascinating character. She was a wrathful, vengeful entity that enjoyed making bad people suffer, but also felt remorse for innocent souls like Lenore.

Notice she cant speak or even run thats how satan captivate you

You. Did. That.

Carla Gugino nailed the role as Verna , she is a brilliant actress ❤

This death ❤

I’m so thankful that I had Netflix long enough to watch this!

I don't think she is good or evil, she is simply a force of nature. She gives people what they desire for something in return, but she can be harsh to those who deserve her wrath and kind to those who are good and deserve mercy.

i cried so much from this scene 😢

This is heartbreaking

I had to stop the series and cry after this scene. The only death that really hurts in this entire series where everybody dies, is Lenore's.

I’m just sad. That you Abrahamics live in your fantasy and horror.

Carla plays this scene so beautifully. She delivers it in such a way that the audience can tell Verna doesn’t take simply to punish but to also give. And there has to be a small part of Lenore that welcomes it because she was always the best Usher. She always understood the importance of putting other before yourself. She was the best of them and it was tragic she was put in this position. But because what her mother does it’s almost worth it?

She really didn't deserve this

What…happened?

The most peaceful death in the show is by far the most heartbreaking. Great writing.

I just had a thought, Verna can see the different life paths the Ushers could have taken. I think Lenore does not exist in the other paths, so she's the one good Usher that comes about because of Verna's deal and its her deal that has to kill her because she wouldn't do something like the others that winds up killing herself.

Flanagan's directing is so elegant and precise and emotional. The man is one of the greatest directors of our time. He's stil criminally underrated

Quoth the fuckin raven.....

You can actually tell that this death does break Verna's heart

I don’t know much about this series but between her name, and the trailers I assume this show is less an adaption of the story and more a hodge podge of various Poe stories

The most delicious death in this series was the oldest son's (Frederick) and the dialogue Verna delivers while he's being cut in half is just so seductively cruel. Carla Gugino ate the role of Verna up and left no crumbs. Cannot celebrate her performance enough (and celebrate this series as a whole).

By far, she is one of my favorite characters in film ever and reminds me of several strong, terrifying and caring women in stories I've read. Carla played this role beautifully.

No point crying over spilt milk chunchunmaru. You cause problem? You fix it yourself. Ok! You’re the assigned partner now. Undo the drug problem. He’s all yours. I am completely useless because I’m a girl right Joshua? Ok. I made sure no girl will ever want to date you. You will be single forever. Reputation completely destroyed. That’s what you want right? You want to have bromance with every guy you see. Talking to girls for you is like talking to trash can. Now you can do it freely

This was so sad

this scene shows that Verna is all about balance. she gave power to those who took the lives of millions as a result, but also sent into motion events that would save the lives of millions more. its brutal balance.

Shame she didn't win an Emmy for this scene - she really nails it.

and there's still one thing I don't understand because Verna gave the choice that Prospero might still have time to stop it, but she didn't give Leonora that option. And I also don't like the fact that their death depended on their parents' selfish decision, and none of these people asked what to do next during the "execution", and most of them wanted to bribe death, what an idiot you have to be to suggest it.

Is Lenore's actress Abra from Dr. Sleep?

Anybody know the title of the score?

Didn’t she made a deal to kill the Ushers when they at age of 50 or 40? Why kill her when she is only a teenager? Still it’s a powerful scene, Verna was the most compassionate killer, seeing her tears in this scene… she knows how the world is corrupted and life isn’t fair, there are so many innocent people didn’t deserve it. Even her deals with the other corrupt rich people. She knew They’ll commit corruption without her intervene.

Aww you cut off the best part! In the beginning when Verna said it wasn't her job to explain what the words "entire lineage" meant, it was already very clear that she has a distaste about carrying out this particular death. And Carla Gugino did that with just her voice! That's some top tier acting right there!

Ooh Carla you’re one of the best and you earned it, thank you

I cried my eyes out. This scene and her AI text messages. It made me so angry and just broke my heart.

Thank you all for the memories!!! <3

This scene is beautiful

This part made me love Verna. She killed the others driving them to madness, or facing them with their cruelty, but Lenore had the sweetest death we wish to have : no pain, brief and hopeful for the future.

Once the "deal" is made clear, and it hit me suddenly that "oh shit, Lenore is an Usher", I was wondering how they would handle her moment... and then this scene completely blindsided me with how pure and beautiful her life was and the effect she has on others after her death would be. Gugino is so perfect in this role.

If You think Verna is Evil You missed the entire Point of the Story. Verna is the Consequence of the Deal they made Decades ago. She is literally Powerless unless You give Her the Power over You and Yours. Verna is Accountability.

What was the point of Verna even telling her that story if she was gonna kill her immediately after? Can Lenore’s spirit return to haunt Verna? Verna said she loves her job 🤔 I wonder who her boss is

Wonder what the official cause of death would’ve been🤔🤔

I initially wondered why Lenore, as the youngest Usher, wasn't the first to die, since it seems like Verna is working up from youngest to oldest. But this scene makes clear that she is not happy that Lenore has to die as part of the deal, as she's the one Usher who is a good person and might have made a difference. Which is probably why she dies last before the twins. Verna can't change to deal to spare her, so she instead tries to give Lenore as much time as she still can.

I cried so much during this scene ❤

I thought you should know that.

I think the most heartbreaking part is that Lenore understands right away. Before Verna sits on the bed she knows that she's going to die, and she just... listens. Lenore always listened.

This scene broke me. It still does

The whole episode I was wondering about this death. And it was so sad to see 😢

Can you upload the scene when verna tries to make a deal with pym? Please please please

It's interesting that she says this is a "job".