After literally bumping into Adele in the street, the two become friends despite Adele not knowing what has happened. Not wanting to break up a marriage (as her ex husband also cheated on her), Louise tries to keep her distance from David, but then she meets Adele (Eve Hewson). Louise first meets David (Tom Bateman) on a night out and the two immediately hit it off, the next day however Louise learns that not only is David married but he’s also her new boss. If the end result of sparing the life of Marianne's cat is that more people pick up the book that inspired Netflix's Behind Her Eyes, then it wouldn't make much sense to be disappointed.Sarah Pinborough’s Behind Her Eyes follows Louise (Simona Brown), a young single mother who accidentally becomes involved in a bizzare love triangle between a husband and wife. That said, these omissions arguably enable the TV show to reach a wider audience, and in turn, they may even inspire viewers to read the novel. Another omission along these lines is that the book explicitly states that Rob, now in Louise's body, intends to kill Louise's son, Adam, which can only be inferred in Behind Her Eyes.īy all accounts, Behind Her Eyes is a faithful adaptation of the book, but that doesn't mean that certain fans won't be disappointed by the omissions. Some viewers might judge the entire show based on Rob's decision, despite his being clearly evil and his actions being condemned by the series itself. Rob is horrified about the thought of giving birth, and he aborts the pregnancy. When Rob initially takes over Adele's body, Adele is pregnant. One of these scenes from the book is particularly disturbing and would possibly enflame political opinions about the show, which is relatively far from being political. Just as the tension reaches its height, however, Charlie innocently jumps into the scene, giving a startle and a sigh of relief for Marianne as well as the audience. Both Marianne and the audience can't help but imagine it's the cat's blood, and fans of the book assume that they know what's coming. She searches for the cat throughout her house and finds it ransacked, the walls vandalized with what seems like blood. When Marianne tells Louise the story of her confrontation with Adele, she recounts getting home to find Charlie missing. In Behind Her Eyes' season finale, though, Netflix lets the cat live. In the book, Adele murders the cat in front of Marianne in a deranged attempt to keep her away from David. The book's scene involves the brutal murder of Charlie, the feline companion of Marianne, a platonic friend of Adele's husband David.
In Behind Her Eyes, Netflix was right to cut a key horrific scene from the book despite the fact that it demonstrates just how evil Adele (who's actually Rob) is.
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