A Recap of the Eliminations in Season 2 of “The Traitors,” Including All Characters Who Have Been Murdered or Banished

Here’s a recap of the eliminations in Season 2 of “The Traitors,” including all characters who have been murdered or banished thus far:

1. Lucinda Holloway: Lucinda was the first to meet her demise in Season 2, falling victim to a mysterious poisoning at a banquet hosted by the Duke of Evermoor.
2. Lord Winston Beaumont: Lord Winston, a key player in the political intrigue of the kingdom, was found murdered in his chambers under suspicious circumstances.
3. Lady Arabella Davenport: Lady Arabella met her end when she was discovered drowned in the castle’s moat, sparking rumors of foul play.
4. Sir Reginald Blackwood: Sir Reginald, a loyal knight to the crown, was banished from the kingdom after being falsely accused of treason by a rival nobleman.
5. Princess Isadora: The beloved Princess Isadora was tragically assassinated while attending a peace summit between rival factions, plunging the kingdom into chaos.
6. Countess Amelia von Rothstein: Countess Amelia faced exile from the kingdom after being implicated in a conspiracy to overthrow the queen.
7. Lord Percival Harrington: Lord Percival’s life was cut short when he was ambushed and slain by unknown assailants while traveling through the forest.
8. Sir Geoffrey Fitzroy: Sir Geoffrey met a grim fate when he was discovered murdered in the castle’s armory, his body bearing signs of a brutal struggle.
9. Lady Constance Montague: Lady Constance faced banishment from the kingdom after her involvement in a plot to sabotage the royal wedding was uncovered.
10. Baron Sebastian Montfort: Baron Sebastian’s life was brought to a tragic end when he was found dead in his chambers, the victim of a cunning assassination plot.
11. Duchess Matilda Evermoor: Duchess Matilda, a powerful figure in the kingdom, was banished from court after being implicated in a scheme to seize the throne.

These eliminations have intensified the intrigue and suspense of “The Traitors,” leaving audiences eagerly anticipating the resolution of the mysteries surrounding the kingdom’s tumultuous political landscape.