But Lockhart changed certain aspects of the novel. “The twist is the same,” she shared. “There is a revealing near the end, it is a small supplement to just bring it out and give more energy to the ten minutes of the show. And I think it works really well. I can’t wait for the fans to see this.”
Lockhart refers to the last moments of the season eight episodes, which reveals Carrie who interacts with her son Johnny’s Ghost. During that moment, Carrie (Mamie Gummer), Johnny says (Joseph Ass) that she assumed he had left as he replies: “I don’t think I can.”
While this detail is not in the novel, We were a liarIt creates a potential second season based on prequel, Lieswhich centers at Carrie Sinclair.
In fact, Lockhart included several Easter eggs that connect to Prequel. “The adult sisters, Carrie, Penny and Bess are quite small characters in We were a liar Roman, and they are hugely wiped out in the show. Each of them has its own history, ”she explained.” Part of it reflects my prequel -novel, LiesAnd sister dynamics that are established in that book. “
We just have to wait to reveal more mysteries within the Sinclair family. Meanwhile, continue reading to adapt more books to movies and television programs.
