How does lila die

Laurel insists that Wes needs to at least answer the phone when Rebecca calls, in order to stave off suspicion; when she does call, Rebecca gives Wes one last opportunity to hang out before she heads into the campus police station for God knows what kind of shenanigans well, we do actually know—in hour two.

Wes reveals everything—his doubts about Rebecca, his theories about Lila, his birthday wish list spoiler: more plaid. And without even a second of hesitation, Michaela—who has had it up to HERE with the bullshit of this high-maintenance homicidal social circle—takes control of the situation like Tracy Flick at a Staples.

Do they live together? Do I care anymore? Did you or did you not kill Lila? And what happens next makes me furious.

Rebecca reveals that the cop was fired after Sam disappeared, which was no doubt the handiwork of Annalise and Frank, and now the cop lives in Delaware. And the look on the faces of Murder, Inc.

She finds Connor, Laurel, Michaela, and Wes looking guilty about something. But even there, once Rebecca is bound and tied God only knows how they transported her , nobody has any idea what to do next.

Not even Frank. The result: not good. He sends everyone upstairs, suggesting that he might do something very thrilling and violenty and Franky, but as it turns out, he literally just ties her up. Be a man and go and get your girlfriend to talk. And so we arrive at the final conversation between Wes and Rebecca. You said you loved me. The story is this: Rebecca went onto the roof to find Lila, and when she did find her—dead in the water tank—she was on drugs, panicking, not thinking, and when other girls arrived on the roof, she hid in the water tank.

Wes relays this tale to the group, making one last plea about how he believes her, but Murder, Inc. But Annalise decides enough is enough, and they need to drop the case and let Rebecca go. Instead, Rebecca is bloody and hidden behind the stairs, her corpse having finally caught up to that sullen, hollow look of her body.

Um, WHAT!? Super casual, right? Here it is, gang. The timeline of The Night Lila Died, from start to finish, for your un-confused pleasure. For one thing, Lila is utterly insane, pretending to be crying one moment and yelling the next. That may be fine for you, but my parents raised me better. Rebecca kicks Lila out, and as they take their fight into the stairwell, Rudy definitely notices the noise.

She reveals the pregnancy, but Bonnie scares her off the porch and back out into the shadows. Griffin leans back, showing a body borne solely from not attending class, and Rebecca devises a plan. At AM, Griffin and Rebecca find themselves having sex while they hear someone opening the door. Griffin yells at her to leave, but then they realize it's Lila. Rebecca tells Lila that she did it to prove that Griffin does not deserve it, and Lila, very upset, leaps against both of them and scratches them.

Griffin separates Lila from Rebecca, and Lila is furious as she tells them that she does not want to see either of them again.

Griffin turns to see Rebecca and sees her smiling while discovering that everything was a trap that Rebecca handed him. Sam calls Lila at AM. When she answers, Lila tells Sam that she found Griffin having sex with Rebecca. Lila, affected, tells her that maybe everything would be easier if she just ran away, and Sam tells her to hold on because he's coming. Lila hangs up when she starts to hear screams: It's Griffin, who is looking for explanations but Lila is hiding on the water tank.

After Griffin leaves, Sam comes to the roof and talks to Lila. He asks if she went to her house and told everything to Annalise, but Lila tells him that she only said that to make him come, because she knows that all he cares about is Annalise.

Sam tells her that it is not true, but Lila tells him that every time he told her that he loved her was a lie. Sam, not very convincingly, tells Lila that he loves her and that everything will be fine.

At AM, Sam tells Lila that he no longer loves Annalise and that he loves her, Sam says that things between him and Annalise were wrong since long before he met Lila, and that he has not felt the way he feels with Lila for a long time. Sam kisses Lila passionately and tells him that he has to go because he needs to tell Annalise that things were over right away and to call Lila when he has done it.

However, we see Sam in a phone booth talking to someone, telling him that they owe him a favor. Then we return to the roof and Lila attacked and pushed to the ground where she is suffocated. While Lila is dying, the camera turns to the murderer, who turns out, to be Frank. Frank raises the body of Lila and deposits in the water tank. At AM, On the night of Lila's murder, Rebecca arrives at the brotherhood as she marks Lila and tells him that they need to talk about what happened to Griffin and apologize to him while asking him to return the call.

When she arrives at the brotherhood, she sees how some girls are going out, and takes advantage of that moment to enter. After not finding Lila on the roof, Rebecca decides to give up and leave, but Lila's phone starts ringing on the floor and she approaches to take it, sees an unknown call, and as her phone was on the floor supposes that Lila is in the tank.

Rebecca climbs the stairs to meet Lila upstairs, but when she reaches the top she sees that the water tank is closed, and she also sees a strand of Lila's hair. When he opens the container, she sees Lila's corpse and became frightened as she tried to get her out of the water.

That's when some girls arrive and Rebecca hides in the water tank, where she meets Lila's corpse. At AM, Rebecca arrives at her apartment soaking wet as she hurries to open the door, Rudy peeks out and asks if she is ok and where is Lila. A romance is sparked between Lila and Dexter, but it ends when she violently responds to betrayal and is not above exploiting others for her needs. Lila's attention-seeking behavior begins to present a danger to Dexter being uncovered as a serial killer.

Her diabolical thinking, and unstable, manipulative nature eventually wards off Dexter. Lila is from England, possibly London. This is clear from her accent, the threat of deportation from Debra , and her mentioning in " That Night, a Forest Grew " that "Everybody walks in London She first meets Dexter Morgan when he joins a NA group to appease his girlfriend Rita Bennett , who is convinced that Dexter is a heroin addict which he is not.

The meetings and Lila's advice drive Dexter to delve deeper into trying to understand and overcome his dark side. He ends up forsaking for a time a number of things in his life including Rita. She was hooked on meth for years, binging and crashing, but finally had it under control. Then she met Marco , a boyfriend who became her dealer. By the time he left her, she was strung out, feeling only rage and that nothing mattered.

One night, Lila was so "fucked up," she went to Marco's house and burned it to the ground. That same night, she went to her first NA meeting. Dexter asks Lila if Marco deserved it.

When she answers, "Yes," Dexter tells her that she didn't do anything wrong. Lila West under the alias Lila Tournay is introduced as a recovering meth addict when Dexter is sent to a Narcotics Anonymous meeting by his girlfriend, Rita Bennett. She takes an immediate interest in Dexter and sees through his facade, sensing that he is hiding his true self. With Dexter now involved in the drug recovery program, Lila becomes his narcotics sponsor.

They begin to spend more time together, much to Rita's chagrin. As he departs, she glares at him. He replies that he is who he is, and nothing will change that. Dexter takes her into the field morgue and is surprised when she's not disgusted by the dismembered bodies. In fact, she even asks to touch one of them. Outside the morgue, when Dexter agrees to keep seeing her, Lila gives him a hug and a kiss.

By Lila's advice, she and Dexter set out on a road trip to Naples so that he can seek closure with the person who directly killed his mother, Santos Jimenez. When a conversation with Jimenez in The Swamp tavern ends in failure, Dexter punches him several times and lays him on a pool table. She reveals that she joined NA because she accidentally burned her boyfriend alive while high on meth.

This experience brings Dexter and Lila closer together and Dexter is convinced that Lila can help him manage his urges to kill. Rita learns of Dexter's secret road trip when Lila mentions they stayed together in a motel on his answering machine. Rita assumes that Dexter and Lila had sex on their trip, and angrily dumps him. Out of stress and rage over the breakup, Dexter visits Lila's loft to express his anger at her for causing his problems with Rita.

He ends up pushing Lila on to the bed and having sex with her. As he leaves Lila's place, Dexter receives a phone call from Rita who wants to give him a chance to explain what happened on the road trip with Lila.

While Lila and Dexter are having sex in her loft, she breathlessly gives him advice by comparing sex to painting. Lila then asks Dexter what he wants, insisting that he must have some dark fantasies and unfulfilled urges. Dexter rolls on top of her and they have sex again.

During a romantic dinner with Dexter, Lila lets Dexter know that she is including him in her future.