You might be thinking, "Didn’t she kill her own dad?" Nope. Georgia’s father, Zion’s dad, died of a heart attack. She didn’t lift a finger. Though, let’s be real: she probably wished him dead. The show keeps that line clean. So her kill count is three confirmed deaths: Kenny, Anthony, and Tom. Each one has a different motivation—self-defense, protection, and mercy. That’s a wild spectrum of murder motives.
Now, let’s talk about the one that got away: Cynthia herself. In season two, Georgia tries to poison her with a smoothie laced with oleander. But Cynthia doesn’t drink it. Georgia is this close to adding her fourth trophy, but she doesn’t. Why? Because Cynthia’s son, Zach, is friends with Ginny, and Georgia’s heart isn’t that cold. She has boundaries—loose ones, but boundaries nonetheless.
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Let’s be honest, Georgia’s victims aren’t angels, but they’re not monsters either. Kenny was a predator, Anthony was a trafficker, and Tom was a vegetable. Georgia kills to protect her family and herself. She’s like a Mama Bear with a criminal record and a flair for floral poisoning. The show never glorifies her actions—it presents them as tragic choices born from a brutal past.
And here’s the kicker: she hasn’t been caught. Not yet. The police are circling, Paul is suspicious, and Ginny knows the truth. But Georgia? She’s busy whipping up blueberry muffins and smiling like a Stepford Wife. Her secret is a ticking time bomb, and she’s terrified of it blowing up. But that’s what makes her so compelling—she’s a hot mess of chaos and charisma.
So, who did Georgia kill? A creep, a abuser, and a man in pain. She’s not a hero, but she’s not a villain either. She’s a survivor who uses terrible tools. And let’s face it: if you had her life, you might consider a little oleander too. (Don’t. Please don’t. Call a therapist instead.)
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