A key player in the first season, Villar's Vera disappeared from the scene after escaping jail and ordering the death of Elliot's girlfriend Shayla (Frankie Shaw), only to return in the final scene of season three.
Vera could still keep Shayla alive and give her back to Elliot when he's out of prison but he killed her because he wanted to hurt Elliot badly, teach him a lesson that he made a mistake by sending Vera to prison.
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After Vera assures Elliot that he isn't alone anymore, Krista sneaks up and stabs Vera in the back, killing him.
I have to wonder whether Shayla was even at the diner. The show has played with the concept of hallucinations, and while we know Shayla is real, I don't think she was actually with Elliot.
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Angela leaves. The next night, Angela receives a call from Tyrell, as she is now working for the Dark Army. She learns Elliot has been shot and leaves so that she will be the first one he sees. They both agree that they love Elliot, as Tyrell is upset.
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Vera then tells the story of a "little bitch" who managed to torture his bully with a bat which he got as a Christmas present. Vera later states that it's a true story and that he's the "little bitch". But Krista denies that the story is real and notes why it's a made up story made so that Vera can feel more powerful.
A more recent theory from a different Reddit user agrees that Krista is real, but her intentions aren't genuine, as they wrote: "Krista isn't treating Elliot. She knows he almost definitely has dissociative identity disorder as she knows about Mr. Robot and yet she's done very little.
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