Charlotte Sometimes (How I Could Just Kill A Man)

Charlotte Sometimes is a pop singer who appears as the villainess of her music video, How I Could Just Kill A Man (released in 2008). The video began with Charlotte receiving a kiss on the hand from her lover (represented by a red cutout) before he leaves their house.
Shortly afterwards, however, Charlotte discovered that her lover was cheating on her when she looked at one of his shirts, which had lipstick marks on the sleeve. She then looked out the window and saw the man kissing another woman, officially revealing him as an adulterer. Enraged, Charlotte set up a trap to kill her lover, tying a bundle of bricks over the door to fall on him when he returned home.
The video then showed Charlotte bidding goodbye to another lover (this time, presumably her husband) as she sits in the kitchen, snatching a black card from his back pocket as she hugs him. After seeing the card had a note from her husband's mistress asking him to meet her before work, Charlotte killed him as well by baking him poisoned apples and pie to eat after work. Her third and final act had Charlotte tailing another beau and his lover to a hotel, where they were presumably planning to have sex. But as the two got onto the elevator and began kissing, the cords snapped and presumably sent the illicit couple plummeting to their deaths. One of the final shots of the video had Charlotte lying a pair of clippers on her passenger car seat alongside photographs she'd taken of her boyfriend and mistress, revealing that she was responsible for their deaths.
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Category:2000s
Category:Brunette
Category:Hero's Lover
Category:Live Action Villainess
Category:Makeshift Weapon
Category:Murderer
Category:Murder: Body Crushed
Category:Murder: Poison
Category:Murder: Saboteur
Category:Music Video
Category:Psychotic
Category:Serial Killer
Category:Sunglasses
Category:Villainous Reveal
Category:Villain Song
Category:Web Media Villainess
Category:Fate: Karma Houdini
Category:Adulteress