'Angela Black' fans are convinced they have already worked out what Edgewater is
'Angela Black' was back with a second episode last night and fans have got a new theory about the drama's biggest mystery.
Angela Black fans were on the edge of their seats again last night as ITV aired the second episode of the psychological thriller.
After being left with a million questions after the first episode, fans had a theory that perhaps private investigator Ed might not actually be real, but in fact a figment of Angela's imagination.
But, while that theory still remains to be confirmed, fans have come up with other theories, this time about the mysterious 'Edgewater' that was mentioned in episode one by Ed.
While trying to convince Angela that her husband, Olivier, had asked him to follow her, Ed told Angela that he knew everything about her, even about Edgewater.
Since then, fans have been trying to work out what that could mean... and what significance Edgewater could have to Angela's past.
Last night's episode saw Edgewater being mentioned again... this time hinting that whatever happened in Angela's past is something that she wants to keep hidden and that it is something very bad, indeed.
After discovering a letter from Olivier's missing colleague, Yuki, who Ed insists Olivier had an affair with before killing her and burying the body in the woods, Angela called Ed and the subject of Edgewater came up once again.
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Now seemingly having proof that Olivier killed Yuki, Angela begged Ed to go with her to the police, but Ed was adamant that the police wouldn't be able to help her...
"If I know everything about you, then the police know everything about you. Even about Edgewater," he told her.
Only for Angela to reply: "Then I need to run".
But what is Angela running from?
Fans think they have got it all worked out, with theories ranging from Edgewater being a psychiatric hospital that Angela was once in, to her being the one who actually killed the mysterious Yuki at Edgewater...
I think the wife has had a mental breakdown in the past and Ed isn't real and Edgewater is pivoltal maybe a psychiatric hospital where #AngelaBlack was a patient.October 17, 2021
#AngelaBlack Is the ‘hitman’ her imaginary friend and did she murder the missing woman at Edgewater?October 17, 2021
Did she or he do something bad at edgewater and the other is covering it up.#AngelaBlackOctober 10, 2021
With only four more episodes of Angela Black to go, it won't be long before we start getting some answers to all our questions... what massive secret is Olivier keeping? Is Angela as squeaky clean as she makes out? Is Ed real, and if so, why can no one else apart from Angela appear to see him? And most pressing of all... what on earth is Edgewater?!
Angela Black returns to ITV on Sunday evening at 9pm.
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