Warning: Spoilers ahead Bad monkey Episode 4, “There's nothing wrong with it, I just don't need it anymore.”Bad monkey Episode 4, “There's Nothing Wrong With It, I Don't Need It Anymore,” brings the truth about who the real antagonist of the story is, and the revelation massively changes how Rob Delaney's character is perceived. He is perhaps best known for his role as Hikmat in the movie “Sugar Bear”. Deadpool movies, Delaney was initially teased for playing the big bad in the year Bad monkey casting However, this eventually comes into question Bad monkey Episode 3, “Nobody Said He Was Alvin Einstein,” and Episode 4 essentially dispel that possibility.
Of course, Delaney's Nick Stripling is far from the hero of the story. He has already been proven to do terrible things for his own interests, but Bad monkey Episode 4's flashbacks shed a lot of light on his motivations during these series. In fact, the episode reveals more of Nick's story in other waysand all that the passage teaches about him suggests the tragic nature of his character.
Bad Monkey Episode 4 Eve proves to be a Terrible Villain
“There's nothing wrong with it, I just don't need it anymore,” reveals stripper Eve Stripling
Meredith Hagner's Eve Stripling, Nick's wife, becomes an immediate person of interest in her husband's fraudulent murder case with her unconvincing fake tears in front of Vince Vaughn's Andrew Yancy. Bad monkey Episode 4, “There's Nothing Wrong With It, I Don't Need It Anymore”, cements her husband as the main villain of the story, despite being framed as such for most of the previous episodes. For parts of Part 4, Hagner's character appears to be merely an accomplice in her husband's planbut it was gradually revealed that he was the main person behind it all.
Eve even proves herself capable of killing herself when she shoots weather girl Heather to cover her tracks.
Nick's fake medical tryst with Zach Braff Bad monkey character, Israel “Izzy” O'Peele, is entirely of his own design, so Delaney's character isn't exactly an upstanding citizen. so to speak Eve makes Nick look completely innocent by comparison. In addition to silently convincing Nick to have his arm amputated to sell the illusion of his death, Eve emotionally manipulates Nick into killing his best friend Izzy. As all her mischief seems like mind games and poisonous suggestions, Eve even proves capable of outright killing herself when she shoots weather girl Heather to cover her tracks.
Rob Delaney's Character Being A Reluctant Villain Makes Him More Tragic
Nick's mischievousness extends to violence only because of his wife's demands
When Bad monkey It hinted that Nick was at the center of the story's villainy, it was easier to see past his disarming demeanor and see the monster that allegedly lurked within. As “There's Nothing Wrong With It, I Don't Need It Anymore” slowly reveals that Eve is the character pulling the strings, it quickly becomes clear that Nick Stripling is made a reluctant accomplice.
He is not a good person, but the remorse he feels when Eve is heartless shows that he is better than his wife.
Nick is arguably still in control until the idea of cutting off his fingers is upgraded to his entire left arm as a more believable way to support his upcoming fake death story. When Eve's tenderness drives her to the idea of dismembermentNick subconsciously surrenders the role of being in charge. After that, Eve did some really horrible things to him that she clearly didn't agree with before and after. He is not a good person, but the remorse he feels when Eve is heartless shows that he is better than his wife.
It looks like there is no end to Eve's evil spree in Bad Monkey
Eve's subtle suggestion that Nick kill Caitlin is the biggest red flag ever
at the end Bad monkey Episode 4, when Eve and Nick's discussion about who could cause them trouble turns to Caitlin, Eve openly suggests that Nick kill his own daughter: “He knows so much now and he can be such a live wire.” Such a thought proves how deep the evil runs in Eve's veins. At this point, Nick has already voluntarily amputated his arm at his wife's request and killed two people, and it seems he still isn't satisfied.
What makes Eve even more horrifying is her reaction to Nick's anger at the idea of killing his wife Caitlin to keep her from talking. The scene calls back to her acting class in the same episode as before Unchained Melody's artistic bubble is Eve's tearful defenseHe claimed he misunderstood what Nick meant. One of Eve's greatest weaknesses up until then was her ability to cry on command, but now that she had mastered this particular skill, it was Delaney's manipulation. Bad monkey the character definitely could be – and in addition, Caitlin could be in great danger.