'Euphoria' Shocks Fans with the Death of Nate Jacobs in Season 3
‘Euphoria’ kills off one of its superstars in shocking new episode

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In a dramatic turn of events, Jacob Elordi's character, Nate Jacobs, is killed off in Season 3 of 'Euphoria.' Buried alive by gangster Naz, Nate meets his demise after being bitten by a rattlesnake. The episode reveals Nate's complex journey from a villainous role to a more sympathetic character, leaving fans shocked and discussing the show's direction.
- 01Nate Jacobs, portrayed by Jacob Elordi, was buried alive by gangster Naz and died from a rattlesnake bite.
- 02Elordi described his character's death as a 'cool way to go' and expressed pride in being part of 'Euphoria.'
- 03Nate's character underwent significant changes in Season 3, shifting from a villain to a more sympathetic figure.
- 04The show's narrative faced criticism from fans for Nate's personality change, described as a 'lobotomy.'
- 05Elordi shared that 'Euphoria' transformed his career, noting he was struggling to find work before landing the role.
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'Euphoria' has left fans reeling after the shocking death of Jacob Elordi's character, Nate Jacobs, in the seventh episode of Season 3. Nate was buried alive by gangster Naz, who intended to keep him trapped for 72 hours. Unfortunately for Nate, he was bitten by a rattlesnake before he could be rescued. The episode highlights Nate's transformation from a high school villain to a more vulnerable character, a change that has sparked debate among viewers. Elordi reflected on his character's demise, calling it a 'bittersweet' moment and expressing gratitude for the show's impact on his life and career. Initially, Nate was portrayed as a manipulative jock with anger issues, but Season 3 showcased a softer side, which has drawn criticism for its inconsistency. Elordi noted that he had less time to prepare for this season, relying on creative discussions with the show's creator, Sam Levinson. Despite fans' mixed reactions, Elordi emphasized the importance of understanding complex characters and the enjoyment of playing the 'bad guy.'
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