Jacob Elordi drops a cryptic 2-word hint about his Euphoria Season 3 storyline

Euphoria Season 3 has been a long time coming, and what is likely to be the show’s final season has been shrouded in understandable secrecy.

Appearing on The Tonight Show in the clip above, though, Jacob Elordi (who plays Nate in the show) decided to throw us a crumb.

“I only know my part in the season, because the whole thing is like the JFK files, it’s all redacted,” Elordi tells host Jimmy Fallon. “For mine, I think a good phrase I guess for my season is ‘white fritillaries.’ Do with that what you will.”

White fritillaries, for what it’s worth, are a type of bell-shaped, nodding flower. Could it be a code name for drugs, considering past seasons? Will Elordi’s character die face-down in a flower bed? Did he just pick two random words to send the internet into a frenzy, even though they having nothing whatsoever to do with the show? All options seem possible.

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