OK, we all know who the villain on this season of The Bachelor is: KRYSTAAAAAL.
Her behavior this season has been truly polarizing, and it's only gotten more pronounced the past two episodes. From her temper tantrum last week...
...to her overly-confident little wine dance this week, she's a VILLAIN.
So when Krystal and Kendall were chosen for a two-on-one elimination date with Arie this week, everyone was rooting for Kendall.
Including the other women.
But no one was very hopeful. Arie has seemed totally into Krystal all season, despite the fact that she is a big ol' villain.
Then, after Krystal displayed some typical villainous behavior and shaded Kendall to Arie behind her back — telling him that Kendall wasn't "ready for marriage" — Kendall took the high road and showed Krystal some empathy.
We'll probably never know if that was a factor in Arie's decision, but to everyone's shock and relief, Kendall WON THE ROSE.
And Krystal was eliminated.
Fans were so happy.
All of #BachelorNation when Arie sent Krystal home. #TheBachelor
Props to the camera operator who locked in the "Krystal's abject humiliation" shot. #TheBachelor
Kendall walking back into the house after beating Krystal on the one on one #TheBachelor
Everyone when Krystal went home tonight on #thebachelor
WATCHING KRYSTAL GO HOME LIKE #thebachelor
But there's nooo way we've seen the last of Krystal. She's too good a villain.
Arie: *sends Krystal home* Chris Harrison: Welcome to Paradise! #thebachelor
Bye for now, girl.
