In Black Rabbit , Anna (played by Abbey Lee) dies in a violent but accidental confrontation with Junior, one of the crime‑world enforcers tied to the restaurant’s underworld dealings.

What happens to Anna?

  • After being sexually assaulted at Black Rabbit by Jules, Anna refuses to come back to work and is effectively fired by Jake, who downplays what happened.
  • Later, she considers going public by meeting with a reporter, which alarms the powerful people connected to the club.

The night she dies

  • Jules’s fixer, Campbell, offers Anna money and a one‑way ticket to Mexico in exchange for her silence, and she agrees, planning to leave town.
  • While Campbell waits outside her apartment, Junior and his associate arrive to “intimidate” her into staying quiet.
  • In a tense scene, Junior tries to force his way into the bathroom where Anna is hiding; in the struggle she falls backward and fatally hits her head , dying on the spot.

Aftermath and why it matters

  • Her death is treated as an accident , but it’s framed as a direct consequence of the toxic, exploitative environment at Black Rabbit and the men who prioritize their power over her safety.
  • In the series’ later episodes and finale, Anna’s death becomes a key turning point: it accelerates the downfall of Jake, Vince, and Jules, and Jules is ultimately arrested for his assault on her, even if Junior isn’t formally charged with murder.

In short: Anna is killed during an intimidation attempt by Junior; her death is accidental but entirely avoidable, and it underscores how expendable “ordinary” people like her are in the show’s cutthroat world.

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