Upcoming "How To Get Away With Murder" Season 3 episode 9 might see Nate's lifeless body under the sheet. With Connor Walsh's confirmed fate last episode, his relationship with Oliver is over.

Previous episodes of "How To Get Away With Murder" Season 3 teased the death of an important character, which will be revealed possibly in episode 9. One of Nate and Frank is suspected to be the person under the sheet, as they are only the two entities could be in Annalise's house when it exploded.

But last episode 8 of "HTGAWM" Season 3 seemingly favors the possibility of Nate being the one to be killed off this season, after it was revealed that Connor is safe from the burning house. As per episode 9 synopsis, "Annalise receives a tip about A.D.A. Atwood that leads to a heated confrontation with Nate. Meanwhile, the deadly events leading up to Annalise's house fire reveal who's under the sheet."

CarterMatt, however, disregards the possibility of Nate's death. The publication seems so sure that Frank is the one under the sheet. It says that having Frank dead is convincing as his future story beyond this season looks uncertain compared to Nate. Although it is predictable storyline as viewers saw Frank putting a gun on his head, his death will have rightfully earned.

Additionally, actor Charlie Weber who plays Frank hints that his character's death is "certainly a possibility." In an interview with Variety, the actor says that Frank is in a "very bad place" and it's a bold statement for his character.

While he is confirmed alive during "How To Get Away With Murder" Season 3's 8^th episode, Connor's relationship with Oliver is over. With Oliver's discovering Connor slept with his mancrush after their massive fight, Conrad Ricamora's character is far from forgiving his mistake. This probably a "pretty definitive end to their love story," according to Screener TV.

Are you hoping for the future of 'Coliver'? Do you think Nate is the one under the sheet? Share your thoughts for "How To Get Away With Murder" Season 3, episode 9.