Jacob Elordi, the actor behind the controversial character Nate Jacobs in HBO's Euphoria, has described his character's gruesome demise as a 'cool way to go.' In the latest episode of the show's third season, Nate Jacobs was buried alive in a coffin by a gangster to whom he owed a substantial debt. His wife Cassie, portrayed by Sydney Sweeney, was given 72 hours to secure the money. However, before any rescue could be attempted, Nate was fatally bitten by a venomous rattlesnake that slithered down a breathing pipe into his coffin.
Elordi Reflects on Departure
Elordi admitted that while the death scene was 'cool,' leaving the show after seven years was 'bittersweet.' The series has been a significant part of his life and career, and saying goodbye to the role was emotional. 'It's been an incredible journey, but all good things must come to an end,' he said.
Critical Reception of Season 3
The third series of Euphoria returned after a four-year hiatus, but early critical reviews have largely been negative. Many critics claim the show has lost its 'edge' and has descended into 'torture porn.' Some viewers have expressed disappointment, feeling that the series has strayed from its original compelling narrative.
Despite the mixed reception, the show continues to draw attention for its dramatic storylines and powerful performances. The death of Nate Jacobs marks a significant turning point in the series, leaving fans curious about the future direction of the show.
