The third season of The Night Agent is set to premiere on February 19, and fans are expressing disappointment over the absence of Luciane Buchanan, who played Rose Larkin. The character's departure follows a significant narrative arc, where her relationship with Peter Sutherland was severely affected by the dangers that come with their connection. At the end of season two, Peter made a heart-wrenching choice to cut ties with Rose, leaving fans to wonder about her future in the series.

Buchanan explained her exit, noting that the creators believed Rose's story had reached a satisfactory conclusion. She conveyed to Deadline that the writers opted to concentrate on Peter’s journey after the emotional climax at the end of the previous season. This choice reflects a shift in narrative focus towards the main character's development, indicating that the series will delve deeper into his challenges and experiences moving forward.

The decision has sparked conversations among the show's audience regarding character arcs and the implications of such exits on overall storytelling. While some fans may be disheartened by the change, it also opens up opportunities for new plots and character dynamics, which can help maintain the show's intrigue and keep viewers engaged in Peter's evolving role amid a world of espionage.