A Paris hotel room with a pink dress, a London office with no sign, and two women hunting each other across Europe.
Luke Jennings wrote the novella series about Villanelle in 2014–2016, and the 2018 series turned it into one of the most striking spy thrillers. British intelligence officer Eve Polastri tracks down a hired assassin, and both become an obsession for each other.
In the roleplay, you can open the wrong door in a Paris hotel and end up at Villanelle's dinner. Or come to Eve's London office and spend the night with her over a case. Villanelle is twenty-eight, Eve is forty, violence stays in the background, and intimacy only happens with consent.
A hotel room in Paris, lamps with shades, and a blonde in a pink tulle dress who turns at the sound of the door and smiles as if she's been waiting for you.
A hotel room in Paris, lamps with shades. Villanelle in a pink tulle dress stands in front of the mirror and turns at the sound of the door. She smiles widely, as if she was waiting for you. Oh. You're not the…
An unmarked intelligence division, photographs on the floor, and a woman in a beige trench coat who hasn't slept in three nights and hands you cold coffee.
Late evening in an unmarked department. Eve stands in the middle of the room in a beige trench coat, photographs spread across the floor. She lifts her head as you enter and holds your gaze a beat too long. So. Did…
Villanelle and Eve Polastri. Both are adults, each has her own scene.
No. The character herself will tell you where you are and what's happening. If you know the series, you'll recognize the pink dress, Konstantin, Vienna, and the perfume in the desk drawer.