"Fallout's" Star Addresses Fan Speculation, Giving Us One Less Thing to Worry About
Ella Purnell has set the record straight: Lucy and The Ghoul from Fallout season 2 are not going to get their happily-ever-after. In a recent interview with Geek Culture, Purnell bluntly told fans who had been rooting for a romantic relationship between her character and Walton Goggins' character that "you guys need therapy" - a clear indication that any such development is highly unlikely.
Purnell's comment came as a welcome relief to fans who had been speculating about the potential pairing for months. The idea of a human (Lucy) and a ghoul (The Ghoul) forming a romantic relationship was already considered an odd concept, especially given the significant physical and emotional differences between the two.
Goggins also chimed in on the topic, stating that he had never heard about this fan theory before and doesn't seem too invested in it. It's refreshing to see actors and writers who are committed to staying true to their source material, particularly when it comes to live-action adaptations like Fallout season 2.
The fact that Purnell was willing to address the topic head-on and dismiss it with humor shows that she's not afraid to poke fun at fan speculation. It's a rare instance of a celebrity taking a stand against a fan theory, and we couldn't be more grateful for it.
It seems that Fallout season 2 will stick to its guns and avoid any unnecessary romantic entanglements. With Purnell's character set to reprise her role in New Vegas, the show is poised to deliver an exciting and authentic take on the world of Fallout. Bring on December 17!
Ella Purnell has set the record straight: Lucy and The Ghoul from Fallout season 2 are not going to get their happily-ever-after. In a recent interview with Geek Culture, Purnell bluntly told fans who had been rooting for a romantic relationship between her character and Walton Goggins' character that "you guys need therapy" - a clear indication that any such development is highly unlikely.
Purnell's comment came as a welcome relief to fans who had been speculating about the potential pairing for months. The idea of a human (Lucy) and a ghoul (The Ghoul) forming a romantic relationship was already considered an odd concept, especially given the significant physical and emotional differences between the two.
Goggins also chimed in on the topic, stating that he had never heard about this fan theory before and doesn't seem too invested in it. It's refreshing to see actors and writers who are committed to staying true to their source material, particularly when it comes to live-action adaptations like Fallout season 2.
The fact that Purnell was willing to address the topic head-on and dismiss it with humor shows that she's not afraid to poke fun at fan speculation. It's a rare instance of a celebrity taking a stand against a fan theory, and we couldn't be more grateful for it.
It seems that Fallout season 2 will stick to its guns and avoid any unnecessary romantic entanglements. With Purnell's character set to reprise her role in New Vegas, the show is poised to deliver an exciting and authentic take on the world of Fallout. Bring on December 17!
she's literally my fave now and i'm team lucy all the way 
i mean what's next gonna be a human and a robot or something 
anyway can't wait for season 2 to drop on dec 17th, i've been waiting forever 
i was thinking of getting one for my birthday coming up but then again i just got a new pair last year 
guess i'll have to do some more research before making a decision 
I don't get why fans would think that's a good idea tho they're, like, from different worlds or something. Anyway, thanks for the update on Fallout season 2! I've been waiting for it to come out, so I'm super hyped now 
has anyone seen the trailer? 
. And now that Purnell is back for New Vegas, I'm hyped to see how they'll handle the storylines without all the extra drama 
i mean, it's not like they're going to make a romantic movie out of it just because we all want to ship them 
. Walton Goggins seems cool too, always good to have someone on board who knows what they're doing 
. Now let's just hope they don't try to cram in a bunch of romance and focus more on the actual storylines 
. I'm stoked for Fallout season 2, can't wait to see it all go down! 
gotta say, goggins seems super chill about the whole thing too 
and honestly, i think it's refreshing to see a show just owning its weirdness (like the human & ghoul pairing). bring on more fallout goodness in dec 17! 
so i was a bit worried that they were gonna go down that route with Lucy and The Ghoul but im glad ella purnell is keeping it real 
Bring on December 17! 
