SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers from The Traitors season 2
The Traitors - aka the best thing on TV so far this year - has delivered major drama. Alliances have formed, shock betrayals have given us whiplash, and Traitors have been exposed.
The remaining season two cast – Harry, Andrew, Evie, Mollie and Jaz – are drawing closer to the cash prize under the watchful eye of Claudia Winkleman. But with the stakes getting higher and higher, and the Traitors' web tightening, not everyone will make it to the end.
Still watching and fancy some spoilers? Or need help keeping up with those unlucky enough to be murdered and banished? We've got you.
The Traitors season two: Who has been banished and murdered so far?
Spoiler Alert: If you aren't up to date on every episode of The Traitors, spoilers may lie ahead...
Here's everyone we've waved goodbye to so far, and how they left.
Aubrey - Murdered in episode two
67-year-old Aubrey became the first Faithful to be murdered on season two. It was decided by Traitors Ash, Paul, Harry and Miles that the retired shop owner was a little too eagle-eyed for their liking. With the threat leaving them feeling uneasy, they selected him as their first victim.
On being picked as the first victim, Aubrey said, 'I think I've been murdered because I'm too observant. I was a threat to the Traitors, and they could see that. I say what I see. Perhaps I should have kept quiet or whatever. They've make a big mistake.'
Sonja - Banished in episode two
After receiving 15 votes, Sonja became the first to be banished after her fellow contestants accused her of game-playing. Not everyone was convinced at Sonja's guilt though, with Diane Logan arguing that the pile on was simply a case of 'herd mentality.'
Defending herself, Sonja said 'If I was a Traitor, I think I'd be making an effort to build alliances and friends. I can look you all in the eye and say I am a Faithful, whatever you think. You're wasting your vote, don't do it guys.'
Kyra - Murdered in episode three
Kyra, a 21-year-old apprentice economist from Kent became the second murder 'victim' of season two. The Faithful chose to take a Shield in the first challenge of the series which gave her immunity from the first murder, but missed out on the chance to win the protective Shield in the second challenge.
The Traitors chose to murder Kyra, describing her as 'intimidating' and 'the biggest voice in the room' and noting that she had won over everyone at the Table during the first Banishment discussion. Her influence marked her out as too dangerous to keep in the game.
On learning she had been murdered Kyra said: 'I think in this game you have to strike a balance[...] I was too outspoken.'
Brian - Banished in episode four
Faithful Brian became the second contestant to be banished from the castle after receiving the most votes during the roundtable. The 33-year-old Glaswegian solidified his fate after the nerves got the better of him, resulting in what fans dubbed a 'bizarre outburst' around the table.
Worst of all, Brian was up against actual Traitor Ash - with her slipping through the Faithful's fingers.
On exiting the show, Brian said he was 'gutted' to be leaving, but 'happy' to be heading home. He explained, 'At the same time as I'm saying that I'm happy to go home, I'm also thinking 'Oh, what are they doing now?'
Ash - Banished in episode four
Ahh, finally they catch a Traitor. Despite narrowly escaping the first banishment, Ash became the third contestant to be leave the competition. Suspicions only arose further after Ash chose to send herself to the dungeon alongside Paul - with Ash being thrown under the bus and voted for banishment by her fellow Traitors.
Admitting she was 'quite sad' to be leaving so early in the competition, Ash said, 'I feel like I'm very privileged to have been here. It's an honour and even if I'd have had one episode that would have been ok for me.'
'I got to do some of the missions, I got to have some fun, I got to run around the castle, I got to sit at the Round Table and I got to be a Traitor, which not many people can say. So, I can't really complain. I got to wear a cloak and I got to look a bit creepy!'
Meg - Murdered in episode five
And a murder takes place! After Ash was banished, the remaining Traitors were give the chance to murder someone they had sent to the dungeon. For recap, those in the dungeon alongside Meg were Traitor Paul, and Faithfuls Andrew and Meg.
After Andrew was saved by his fellow contestants during a challenge and a Traitor unable to be murdered, Meg's fate was sealed.
Opening up about her time on the show, Meg said, 'Even getting nearly halfway is like, Oh my God, I made it basically halfway, that's amazing. That's great for me, I didn't think I'd make it past day one, so I'm just happy I got another four or five days out of it really.'
Jonny - Banished in episode five
Not Jonny too! The Faithfuls made yet another wrong choice, after the vast majority choosing to banish Jonny from the castle during the round table. Ross raised his suspicions about his fellow contestant due to his demeanour having 'changed' in recent roundtables, with everyone following suit.
Among those to vote him out was Traitor Harry - who later shed a tear after saying goodbye to his pal. A Traitor with a conscience? What's not to love.
Talking about his time on the show, the veteran said, 'I'm always me and I'm always trying to be a better version of myself every single day.'
'I know that I was me and I maintained that throughout. I say that about anything I do because I like to think I've got good self-awareness in the way I approach and do things. In this situation, I don't think I'd change anything.'
Tracey - Murdered in episode six
Episode six saw clairvoyant Tracey leave the show, after the Traitors branded her murder a 'game changer.'
After learning of her fate, Tracey concluded that the traitors must have 'murdered' her because of her clairvoyant gift - which could have made her an asset to them.
Anthony - Banished in episode six
Anthony became the latest Faithful to be wrongfully banished in episode 6. He was singled out by his fellow contestants at the roundtable, despite pleading with them not to banish yet another Faithful.
After receiving the most votes, he said, 'This is indeed a wonderful game to play. Those of you that remain, I really hope that you'd take this opportunity to really look around you. Try and see through the fog. In this game, I have always been 100% Faithful.'
Adding that his fellow players were now 8-1 down to the Traitors, Anthony jibed, 'Let that sink in.'
Diane - Murdered in episode seven
After Diane sipped from the poison chalice - given to her by Traitor Miles - her fate was sealed. While she had been marked for murder, the poison was 'slow acting' and she was at breakfast the following morning, much to the surprise of the Traitors. But the devilish challenge which followed saw the iconic Diane on a slow march to her own death, which resulted in her laying in a coffin, with Claudia slamming the lid shut when it was confirmed that she was indeed the murdered Faithful. Sweetly, she managed to whisper 'bye' to her secret son Ross without any of the other players noticing before she departed the show.
Miles - Banished in episode seven
The ever canny Diane managed to get word out before her untimely demise that Miles had served her a drink on the night of the poison chalice murder, so the other players had a pretty good idea who to banish at the following Round Table. Paul, of course, seized the chance to turn on another Traitor, spreading the word that Miles was the murderer - with fellow Traitor Harry quickly following suit and sticking the knife in Miles too. In a near unanimous vote, Miles was duly banished from the castle.
Paul - Banished in episode eight
The 'Nasty Nick' pantomime villain of the series finally got his comeuppance when his was banished at the Round Table, and bravo to Paul - he revelled in his role as a Traitor and kept us thoroughly entertained in the process. Ultimately, he got a little too cocky and the Faithfuls sniffed him out - with a helping hand from his former ally and fellow traitor, Harry, who was smart enough to turn on Paul and eliminate the competition.
Charlie - Murdered in episode eight
Bristol's very own Charlie Bees was sadly murdered by the Traitors at the end of episode eight. They chose her to confuse people, throw them off the scent and to put Charlotte under the spotlight. It's fair to say Charlie had an incredible time as a Faithful on the show, and was nearly brought to tears when she found the Traitors' letter sealing her fate.
Charlotte - Banished in episode nine
Whatever they're doing (so far), it's working. When Charlie was murdered and the rest of the group gathered at breakfast, all eyes were on Charlotte. Their logic was, as Charlie's best friend in the group, Charlotte might have murdered her as a double bluff hoping that she'd never be suspected. Well, she was! Even though it wasn't actually her who did it. Now that the Traitors have recruited one last time, will they all make it to the final?
Ross – banished in episode 10
After secretly recruiting Ross (so Harry could pretend the Traitors tried to murder him but didn't realise he had a shield), he turned the game around and had the whole nation behind him when he said he wanted to avenge his mum Diane. However, things didn't go according to plan for Ross and he was banished after less than 24 hours in the job. He did get to reveal that he and Diane were related at the end though, which made it all worth it.
Zack - murdered in episode 10
The Traitors decided to murder Zack as his theories were getting a little too real. After being one of the most vocal members of the round table, Zack was too dangerous to keep in the game for a minute longer. Not only that, but it meant all signs would point to Jasmine – Zack's gaming nemesis and main opponent.
Jasmine - Banished in episode 11
Unsurprisingly, after their penultimate mission, Jasmine became the main talking point at the round table. From defending Traitor Ross and not knowing Harry had a secret shield, to battling with the murdered Zack at the round table, too many things were working against Jasmine and she became the last banished player of the game. Everyone else is through to the final.