Drea and Eleanor are seemingly the perfect pairing when it comes to relying on each other as vengeful teammates. While viewers would think that this intimate moment, where both girls let their walls come down, is the perfect framing of their friendship, the audience doesn’t see them fully interacting again until the entirety of their school witnesses Drea’s ex-boyfriend making a theatrical play over the scandal that he initiated.Īs the plot rolls on, Do Revenge's audience can only assume what twists are coming their way. Netflix uses this scene to dive into queer representation, much like they did in the singular season of First Kill, and allows Drea to lend an empathetic ear. As the two begin to bond over their feelings about bullies, Eleanor shares some riveting information about her past. This interaction becomes a pivoting point in the movie, building a foundation on where they stand as acquaintances and foreshadowing the story to come. The two find themselves sharing a ride home after Drea's engine refuses to turn over, which cues Eleanor to the rescue.

Cut to a few scenes later, viewers get a literal front-row seat at witnessing Eleanor's attempt at friendliness once again. The pair's first meeting on screen is almost forgettable, with Eleanor trying to lend a helping hand as she lets Drea know exactly 'who' is behind making her worst nightmares go viral.

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