Season: Murder House Okay, so Moira used to be an extremely attractive lady during her day and she knew it. She used her alluring charm and, ahem, stockings, to seduce and manipulate men which unfortunately resulted in her premature death. Although she originally betrayed her friend Constance by engaging in an affair with her husband, she realised the error of her ways and her sense of morality trumped her desire for this man's attention in the bedroom. Enraged by her rejection of him, his ego decided to get what he wanted from Moira by force. As this act of violence and violation was happening, Constance enters the room and believes that it is a mutual agreement. Angered by the betrayal and distrust of both of them, she kills them both, but Moira is the first to go with a shot through the right eye. What means Moira's death so dramatic is not only the accuracy of Constance's shot, but the speed in which the deaths occur. And of course, Moira was being attacked by Constance's husband at the time, so being killed by your friend who definitely got the wrong end of the stick is a bad way to go.
