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Guinevere Beck, better known as simply Beck, is a main character in the first season of Netflix's YOU, serving as the titular love interest. She is portrayed by Elizabeth Lail.
Beck was an aspiring author and graduate student who became the romantic interest of Joe Goldberg. Throughout the first season, Beck becomes involved in a relationship with Joe unaware of his obsessive and dangerous nature, and suffers the consequences of Joe's attempts to manipulate and control her life.
Biography[]
Early life[]
Beck was born on December 3rd, in 1990, to Edward Beck and an unnamed mother. She was born and raised on Nantucket Island. She has two siblings named Clyde and Anya.[1]
Beck's father was an addict during her childhood. She found him in the midst of an overdose when she was 12 years old. Following Edward's overdose and his departure from her family, she made the decision to cut her father our of her life, choosing to tell others that he died due to his addiction.
She went to Brown University where she majored in literature, there she would meet and become friends with Peach Salinger, Annika Attwater, and Lynn Lieser. She then went on to a university in New York to get her Masters in Fine Arts, where she would earn a spot as a TA under Paul Leahy.
Season 1[]
Pilot[]
Beck immediately becomes fixated on by Joe as soon as she walks into Mooney's bookstore, and she strikes up a brief albeit flirty conversation with him about authors. At Annika's birthday dinner, Beck gifts her an expensive designer scarf, a move criticized by Peach because of her financial situation. Peach attempts to comfort Beck's feelings of inadequacy due to her vastly different lifestyle, and loans money to Beck despite her embarrassment. Later that night, she meets with Benji Ashby. the CEO of a soda company, whom she has complicated, on-off relationship with. They argue because of Benji's unfaithfulness towards Beck, but they still end up hooking up.
The next day, Beck has her work critiqued by Professor Leahy, and she reluctantly agrees to go out with drinks with him to further discuss her writing. Beck invites her friends to an open mic, and gets humiliated on stage while trying to read her poetry to the crowd. Drunk, she runs off to the train station and falls onto the tracks. Unbeknownst to her, she has been followed by Joe the entire night and he saves her life. She thanks Joe while he pretends that it was a chance encounter, and they take a cab ride back to her place. She gives Joe her email. and is accompanied by Benji to her apartment. Joe is revealed to have stolen her phone back at the train station.
The Last Nice Guy in New York[]
Beck buys a new phone following the train station incident, but her personal life is still compromised due to Joe still being logged into the cloud on her old phone. Joe and Beck go on their first date, but it is interrupted by a call from Peach due to their increasing worry from Benji's sudden disappearance. Beck is relieved and annoyed at a post from Benji showing that he is partying in Massachusetts, unaware that Joe had kidnapped him and has been impersonating him on social media.
Beck goes to a restaurant with Professor Leahy, and she declines his advances until Leahy touches her inappropriately on her thigh and she jumps out of her chair. Her reaction enrages Leahy, and he tells her that he will release her from the TA position despite her pleas. She invites Joe to the bar and she invites him to a party held by Peach Salinger.
The next day, Beck tells Peach about her losing the TA position and potentially her housing, but Peach offers to pay for her rent. Beck and Joe arrive at Peach's party, Joe is made uncomfortable by Beck's friends, and her apparent flirting with another man. Later, they meet on the balcony where Beck confides that she is unhappy with her social circle and is simply trying to fit in. Beck and Joe's exit is interrupted by Maddie Johnson, who brings up an ex named Candace to Beck's discomfort.
Beck goes to Professor Leahy to ask for the TA position back. Leahy declines and she reveals that she has compiled several stories from other women about his harassment. She threatens to expose the professor for his behavior. Her threat works and she is transferred to another professor. Beck returns to Mooney's to thank Joe for his advice, and they share their first kiss.
Maybe[]
While on another date, Beck asks Joe about Candace but the question is deflected. Beck goes to meet her new supervisor, Professor Mott, but instead meets Blythe, Beck's insecurities are further deepened because of Blythe's seemingly more interesting life. Trying to move on from Benji unaware of his death, Beck hooks up with a bartender and her bedframe breaks. Beck invites Joe to go shopping for a new bedframe, and briefly opens up about her father after spotting a red ladle. Beck becomes stressed after Blythe submits her piece for their writer's workshop, she becomes envious of its quality while frustrated that she hasn't started hers yet.
Beck and Joe nearly hook up at the furniture store but she snaps at him after realizing what they were doing. She invites him back over to her place to help build the new bedframe, and she admits her feelings for Joe. She opens up to him about the death of her father, which gives her the inspiration to begin writing. They share another kiss but are interrupted by a hysterical Peach suffering from a flare up due to a medical condition which is met by skepticism by Joe.
Beck asks Peach about what she thinks of Joe, but Peach makes her feelings of disapproval apparent due to his status as a bookstore manager. Peach invites Beck out to eat but she declines due to her comments towards Joe. Beck and Joe have a brief argument regarding Beck's mixed signals which is further exacerbated due to the stress of burning Benji's body.
Beck arrives at her writer's workshop, and her poetry ultimately isn't reviewed due to its short length and late submission. She apologies to Joe later that day, admitting to her personal struggles interfering with their blossoming relationship. Beck wants Joe to show her who he truly is, and he takes her to the basement and talks about his passion and admiration for books. Beck deletes Tinder and confides to Peach that she genuinely likes Joe, but Peach quickly tries to shoot down the idea of them dating again. Peach tells Beck about her missing Ozma of Oz book and her suspicion that Joe stole it. Beck goes to Joe's apartment that night and they have sex.
The Captain[]
Beck and Joe lay in bed in silence after an awkward sexual encounter. Beck receives a text from someone named "The Captain" asking if she is ready for them to meet up during the weekend and sends her money for an outfit. Joe is spying on their conversation, and after misinterpreting the texts, leaves, much to Beck's dismay. Beck meets up with Peach to borrow a pair of stilettos, and Peach once again presses Beck to break up with Joe and accuses him of stealing the book. Beck lies to Peach about her intentions for borrowing the stilettos. Beck arrives at the motel and it is revealed that The Captain is actually her father, Edward, and the occasion is the Dickens Festival.
Beck shows her outfit to Edward, and is hesitant for her to wear it while out with his new wife Nancy who Beck shares an intense dislike for. Beck and Edward share a brief conversation but is hurt by her father's apparent disinterest in the conversation. Beck has a conversation with Nancy, and she is offended by her suggestion that Beck was the reason for her father's addiction. Nancy's daughter Mia reveals that Edward will no longer be sending her money, and that Nancy is pregnant. Beck receives a call from Peach where she insists that Joe followed her to the festival, and those suspicions are confirmed once Beck encounters Joe there. Joe reveals how he tracked Beck to the festival, however he lies about his true reasoning. Beck introduces Joe to her family and they invite him to dinner.
On the pier, Beck tearfully apologizes for lying to Joe about Edward being dead, and reveals the story of her finding him overdosed when she was 12 years old. At dinner, Beck tries to get Edward to recall memories from when she was a little girl, but becomes incensed when Nancy attempts to redirect the conversation. Beck and Nancy have a heated argument over Edward, with Nancy claiming that Beck is too distant from her father while Beck claims that Nancy is trying to erase her and Edward's relationship.
Joe tries to comfort Beck following the argument, but Beck becomes upset once Joe suggests using it as a source of inspiration. Beck speaks to her father, and she proclaims that she misses who he used to be, but he tells her that he is no longer the same man. Late at night, Beck begins writing her assignment which laments about her strained relationship with Edward.
Beck goes to Joe's apartment and they have sex again. Beck apologizes to Joe, and tells him that he was right.
Living with the Enemy[]
Beck and Joe's relationship has fully formed, and they spend every night and morning together. Beck meets with professor Mott who lauds the poem about her father, and offers to connect her with a literary agency for a job. Mott offers condolences for Beck's father to Beck's guilt. Beck and Joe prepare for date night, but an old video depicting Annika making racially insensitive comments causes them to cancel so she can comfort Annika.
Beck tells the news of her professor's offer to Peach, who proceeds to give Beck the opportunity to meet Roger Stevens, an extremely successful talent agent. Beck is elated at the opportunity, but dislikes the party that Peach throws for her. Joe gives her advice to approach Roger.
Beck calls over Joe from a lunch with Annika due to Peach being suspicious that Joe stole her laptop, Joe is able to convince Peach that it wasn't him, but lashes out at Beck for not coming to his defense. Beck argues back and Joe reveals a conversation between Peach and Roger in which they colluded for Roger to reject Beck in order to lower her self-esteem even more. Beck doesn't believe Joe and storms out on him.
Beck meets with Roger to discuss her work, and after realizing that Roger is only there to take advantage of her, rejects him. Beck has a tearful argument with Peach after realizing that Joe was telling the truth and she once again returns to him to apologize. Peach calls Beck and she panics believing that Peach had taken several pills following their argument. They rush to her apartment and argue once Joe expresses the belief that Peach faked a suicide attempt in order to manipulate Beck.
Amour Fou[]
Beck is responsible for having to take care of Peach during her recovery process following Joe's assault on her. Beck tells Joe that she is going to go with Peach to Greenwich to continue taking care of her. Beck is distraught by Joe trying to convince her that Peach is further trying to tighten her control over her.
Beck is put off by Peach's sudden burst in energy as she exhausts Beck with a full day of plans. As Beck relaxes in the hottub, Peach begins spying on her. Beck tries on a dress that Peach buys for her, and is surprised by Raj. Beck and Peach get into a spat as Beck points out Peach's sudden new behavior. Peach reveals her plans to Beck for both of them to move to Paris, and a shocked Beck agrees to think about it.
Beck loosens up and takes MDMA with Raj and Peach. Peach starts making her advances on her and caresses her hair and neck as the drugs start to take effect. The trio head into the bedroom and the situation between the three starts becoming more sexual as Peach begins to undress and kiss Beck. Beck quickly becomes uncomfortable and leaves the room to text Joe, confirming her decision to not move to Paris.
The following morning Beck decides to leave Greenwich early and tells Peach that she will not be leaving New York with her. Beck and Peach argue about her not wanting to leave, and Peach accuses Beck of coming on to her. Peach blows up at Beck, and she decides to leave. Joe kills Peach and frames it as a suicide. Beck is left feeling extreme guilt, and she feels responsible for Peach's death. Joe prepares to leave Beck's apartment following the funeral, but she asks him to stay.
Everythingship[]
Beck tells Joe about her first kiss when she was 14, where she cheated on her then-boyfriend Matt with his best friend Chad. They play Scrabble and create a new word to describe their relationship: an "everythingship". Joe uses her story to recreate her first kiss. Beck tells Joe that she was fired from her yoga studio, and Joe suggests that she works at Mooney's, which she does. Beck reveals to Joe that she began going to therapy due to Peach's death.
Joe and Ethan becomes increasingly annoyed with Beck's lack of effort at Mooney's. Beck tells Joe that she's been having dreams about Peach but her face has been fading, and it has stopped her from being able to write. Beck expresses that the only good thing in her life is therapy, which offends Joe. Beck sets up a surprise date night for Joe inside of the glass box in the basement. Beck opens up about Peach slightly more and tells Joe about a Little Mermaid sleeping bag that she used to have, and despite it starting to smell, she couldn't bring herself to get rid of it, referring to Peach. She reminisces about how Peach would go above and beyond to make her feel special on her birthday, and Joe offers to fill the void.
Joe throws Beck a book-themed party at Mooney's, but Beck has an adverse reaction to the party. Beck tells Joe that she is uncomfortable with the party, and that she is unable to enjoy it because of her grieving period. Joe confronts Beck about being late to the party, and Beck makes the excuse of having lost track of time. Joe doesn't believe her story and prods her to tell her the truth, when Beck stays silent, he demands to go through her phone. Beck relents and tells Joe that if he goes through the phone, there will be no trust between the two, and that no trust means that they will have nothing.
Beck and Joe reconcile but Beck becomes more agitated and distant in their relationship. Joe discovers suspicious texts with an unknown person. Beck leaves Joe's apartment but then catches Joe following her. Joe once again accuses Beck of sleeping with her therapist, but she claims that the person she is texting is a friend from Brown. Joe shows up to Beck's apartment to apologize for being jealous, gives her their scrabble game, and they break up.
You Got Me, Babe[]
Beck writes an essay for Peach that goes viral, and she is signed to a major book deal. Lynn and Beck spend the evening reading comments about Beck and on Peach's obituaries. Lynn gets jealous of Beck's new friendships with Blythe and her agency. Blythe assists Beck in trying to write, and she erases all social media from her phone. Beck asks Blythe how Joe is doing, and uses it as muse for her writing.
Beck continues to struggle with her writing, and decides to search up Joe's new girlfriend, Karen Minty. While out getting food, Beck encounters Joe and Karen on a date which leads to her realizing her feelings of jealousy now that Joe seemingly has moved on. Beck and Joe begin to text again, and their relationship starts to rekindle.
During a therapy session, Beck realizes her disproval of Karen, deeming her to be unfit for Joe. While helping Blythe and Ethan move in together, she subtly hints that she wants to get back together with Joe. They share a beer inside of the moving truck. They both admit they've been keeping tabs on each other since they've broken up, with Beck playfully calling him "babe".
Beck and Joe meet up together on a ferry and he praises her writing. Beck and Joe kiss and hook up on the ferry. Despite both of them agreeing to never let it happen again, they begin to affair, and Beck stops seeing her therapist. Karen and Beck encounter each other again at Blythe and Ethan's housewarming party. They talk about Joe together, and Beck begins to tear up because of how much she misses Joe. Beck admits to Joe that what they're doing is wrong, and expresses her regrets with how she handled her relationship with Joe. She tells Joe that he deserves better, and she believes that he's done more for her than what she's done for him. Joe and Karen break up, revealing that she knew about the affair, and Joe runs to Beck's apartment to win back her love. Joe and Beck embrace and share a kiss.
Beck tells Joe that her editor approved of the pages, and all she wanted to do was tell him. Once more, Karen and Beck meet on the street and Karen warns her of Joe. Karen thanks Joe for "freeing her" of Joe. Karen implies that Joe harmed Candace in someway, and says that Joe will do to Beck what he did to her.
Candace[]
Following Karen's warning, Beck tries to get Joe to tell her about Candace but he avoids the question. Beck tells Annika and Lynn about Candace and they look at her social media to discover who she is. Annika reassures Beck about Joe's love for Candace. Lynn points out Ross Jones in the cafe, and inform Beck that he is a private investigator hired by the Salinger family to investigate Peach's death.
Beck attempts to goad Ethan into giving her more information about Candace but Ethan refuses to tell her anything. However, Ethan admits that Joe was really messed up due to the end of their relationship, but that Beck should let it go because Joe is happier with her. Beck recalls the conversation with Maddie Johnson, and tracks her down to a brewery. Maddie tells Beck about rumors that Candace had cheated on Joe with her agent, and she informs her about Jimmy Stone, Candace's brother. Beck researches Plumchapell Records and Elijah Thornton, the man Candace had an affair with. She discovers that Elijah had been murdered by an unknown assailant, revealed to be Joe. Beck becomes increasingly more alarmed and contacts the medical center that Jimmy was admitted to, they inform her that Jimmy had died six months prior.
Beck confronts Joe due to all of the loose ends. Beck cites Candace's sudden disappearance, Elijah's death, and her brother's belief that Candace is dead as reasoning for her suspicions. Joe convinces Beck that Candace is okay, presenting selfies of her in Italy, and using her brother's mental illness to discredit her.
Beck tearfully apologizes to Joe for the accusation. Joe says he will show Beck where he went following the end of his and Candace's relationship. He takes her to Mr. Mooney's residence to meet him, and it is revealed that Mooney suffered a severe stroke and is unable to take care of himself. Joe tells Beck that he was the one who found Mr. Mooney days after the stroke.
Beck is relieved that he accusations are unfounded. Joe asks about Emma Fox, but Beck claims it's just a friend who is planning to move to New York. Joe discovers that Beck had been lying to him about cheating the entire time, and he confronts her at his apartment. Beck admits to having slept with Dr. Nicky while they were still together, but reassures Joe that it already ended. Beck tells Joe that she felt as if she was undeserving for his love, and tells Joe that she has loved him more than anything. This calms Joe, and he forgives her.
Beck wakes up elated with how her relationship with Joe is going. Paco shows up at Joe's apartment to give him a book back. Paco inadvertently reveals Joe's hiding spot above the toilet for all of the things he stole from Beck. Beck discovers a shoebox, which she is initially excited to open. Instead, she finds her old phone, Peach's phone, Benji's phone and teeth, as well as Candace's necklace. Joe comes home and Beck puts away the box. She desperately tries to hide her panic from Joe and makes up an excuse to leave. Joe discovers Benji's tooth on the floor, aware that Beck knows what he's done. He knocks her out and places her inside of the glass box in the basement.
Bluebeard's Castle[]
Beck wakes up distraught and screams for Joe. She demands to know why she's inside of the box and how long she's going to stay inside of it. Joe tells Beck that he needs to know that she can trust him, and wants her to know that everything he's done was in service of her. Beck asks Joe what's inside of the box, still in disbelief that Joe had anything to do with their deaths. Joe implies that he killed them, and Beck has a panic attack.
Joe returns to Beck and promises that he will answer all of her questions. He shows Beck the video of Benji causing the death of a fellow fraternity member, and he also shows the photos that Peach took of her. Beck is mortified at the contents of the box, as well as Joe's justifications for his actions. Joe confirms that he killed Peach and Benji, and she begs him to not hurt her. She continues to scream for help.
Joe sets up a "writer's retreat" for Beck inside of the box. He gives her a blanket, a typewriter, and warm-colored lamps. Joe tells Beck of the harsh relationship that him and Mooney shared. Beck's only reaction is to tell him that she feels bad for him. Beck feigns being relaxed and calmer, and she feeds into Joe's ego and self-righteousness in an effort for him to let her out. Beck asks for Joe if she can just use the regular restroom to get him to unlock the door, but it doesn't work. Beck begins to cry at the thought and blames herself for getting manipulated by Joe.
Beck begins to write on the typewriter. She looks back at her own life, and how she longed to be saved by someone. She begins to reflect and regret on the men that she let into her life, and the people she surrounded herself with that she never truly liked. She reminisces on her time with Joe, conflicted by the times Joe treated her well, while resenting how Joe treated others. She wanted to believe that Joe could be a good man, but knew he never would be.
Beck continues to feed into Joe's own moral compass. She uses Paco to appeal to his emotions, claiming that if Joe went to jail, there would be no one to take care of him. Beck continues typing her work, and she pretends to be excited to see him. She presents her writing to him, which is falsified story in which Dr. Nicky takes the place of Joe. She tells Joe that Dr. Nicky is their way out, and that Joe can frame him for all of his crimes. Beck insists that she finally understands Joe's motives, promises a new life together, and claims to know that she will be better with Joe than without him. This convinces Joe to let her outside of the box, and he unlocks the door.
Joe steps into the box to hug and kiss her, but she uses the typewriter needle to stab him, and she locks him in the box. Joe pleads for her mercy. and Beck admits that she was lying to him the entire time. Beck admits her own faults, but also tells Joe that he is far worse than she could ever believe herself to be. Beck believes that Joe only got with her to take people like Benji and Peach out of the world, that it was more about his own personal vendetta than it was about protecting her. Beck runs up the stairs and is locked behind the caged door, she finds Paco and begs him to unlock the door but he shuts the door and leaves her. Beck goes back into the basement and finds that Joe escaped the cage. She knocks him out with a mallet and takes his keyring. She is unable to find the correct key in time to unlock the door and Joe grabs her from behind.
Aftermath[]
Four months later, it is revealed that Beck was murdered by Joe. Her book "the dark face of love" is being sold at Mooney's and Ethan discusses her death with a customer. The book is the manuscript that Beck wrote during her time in the cage which blamed Dr. Nicky for all of the crimes, and Joe planted all of the evidence at his house.
Season 2[]
Just the Tip[]
TBA
Season 4[]
She's Not There[]
TBA
Personality[]
Beck is nice, affable, hardworking, and cares very much about her friends. She's also flighty, can be somewhat self-centered, sometimes resents her friends for their wealth and success, and has a dubious relationship with the truth. Likewise, Beck is no saint, but her friendly nature makes her stand out from most other characters. She's shown in the first episode trying to give her friends gifts outside her price range, is basically polite and friendly to everyone, worries for Benji when he goes missing despite knowing what a jerk he is, and is a genuinely good friend to Peach to the point that even when she's had enough of Peach's toxic behavior, she runs right back to her after Peach makes a fake suicide attempt. In other words, Beck is not a bad person, but she's still very realistically flawed.
Quotes[]
- "I'm starting to think I'm some kind of magnet for like...dudes with serious issues."
- "I had this little mermaid sleeping bag when I was a kid, god I loved that thing. But it started to smell bad, like fungus bad. But I couldn't bring myself to get rid of it. But then I lost it. And even though I was sad, I was kind of relieved because I didn't actually have to get rid of it. It's the same thing with Peach. God, it sounds terrible, and I'm not comparing Peach to a cheap nylon sleeping bag... this made a lot more sense when I came to it with Dr. Nicky."
- "The more you want me, the less I want you. I know it's messed up, but it's true. Of course you think I'm hiding shit, I am. I am hiding what a complete ugly mess I am, behind this cute acceptable version of being a mess. It's insane. I haven't dealt with the shit that went on with me and Peach. Or my dad. Or Benji. And instead of putting it into my writing, I am hibernating with you. And I resent you for it. I need space to heal. But every time I turn around you're standing there ready to make it all okay. But only I can do that. And if you really love me, you'll see that. You'll let me go."
- "How the hell did you end up here? You used to wrap yourself in fairy tales like a blanket, but it was the cold you loved. Sharp shivers as you uncovered the corpses of Bluebeard's wives. Sweeter goosebumps as prince charming slid one glass slipper over your little toes. A perfect fit. But by the school yard real princesses floated by you on fall winds, you saw the gulf between you and the rich girls and vowed to stop believing in fairy tales. But the stories were in you, as deep as poison. If prince charming was real, he could save you from the unfairness of everything. When would he come? The answer was a cruel shrug in a hundred fleeting moments. The sneer on Stevie Smith’s face when he called you a fat cow, Uncle Jeff’s hand squeezing your ass in the Thanksgiving kitchen, the accusation in your father’s eyes when you told him what happened.”
- "From every boy masquerading as a man that you let into your body, your heart, you learned you didn't have whatever magic turns a beast into a prince. You surrounded yourself with the girls you’ve always resented, hoping to share their power, and you hated yourself. And that diminished you even more."
- "And then, right when you thought you might just disappear: He saw you. And you knew somewhere deep it was too good to be true, but you let yourself be swept, because he was the first strong enough to lift you. Now in his castle you understand Prince Charming and Bluebeard are the same man, and you don't get a happy end unless you love both of him. Didn't you want this?! To be loved? Didn't you want him to crown you? Didn't you ask for it? Didn’t you ask for it?? Didn't you ask for it?! So say you can live like this. Say you love him, say thank you, say anything but the truth. What if you can't love him back?"
- "You are NOT special. You're broken! I could never love you!”
Appearances[]
Season 1 (10/10)[]
- Pilot
- The Last Nice Guy in New York
- Maybe
- The Captain
- Living with the Enemy
- Amour Fou
- Everythingship
- You Got Me, Babe
- Candace
- Bluebeard's Castle
Season 2 (1/10)[]
- Just the Tip (hallucination)
Season 4 (1/10)[]
- She's Not There (hallucination)
Romantic Relationships[]
- Status: Ex-Boyfriend
- Started: Pre-"Pilot"
- Ended: "The Last Nice Guy in New York"
- Status: Ex-Boyfriend
- Started: "Living with the Enemy"
- Ended: "Everythingship"
- Started: "You Got Me, Babe"
- Ended: "Bluebeard's Castle"
Relationships[]
- Edward Beck - Father
- Clyde Beck - Brother
- Anya Beck - Sister
- Peach Salinger - Former Best Friend
- Annika Attwater - Former Best Friend
- Lynn Lieser - Former Best Friend
Trivia[]
- Beck's death in the books is very different to it's setting compared to the TV series, it is shown to be very violent and gruesome and wasn't being strangled to death by Joe. It also had Beck to fake her death, as she tries to escape Joe. She also dies in the bookstore, not in the basement, where she was kept in the cage.
- Since Paco didn't exist in the books, there was no one to help her to escape.
- Beck seems to be the complete opposite to Love Quinn. As she isn't evil, nor a killer, she is rather a regular person.
- In season 2, of episode 10 Love, Actually, where Love talks to Joe, it is impiled that she may have been jealous of Beck, (despite being dead before Joe meeting Love). Seeing as when she reads about her, and said to Joe, that Beck didn't deserve him.
- Her favorite movie is Pretty In Pink
