Post by Tim on Feb 5, 2021 0:50:27 GMT -5
Talk about the cure being worse that the disease. The reason the survivor from the 1970's was able to keep the Aglaeca at bay all these decades was to surround himself with even more ghosts!
Bess hits upon the idea of giving Lucy's bones back, hoping the Aglaeca will accept them and release them. Nope, no dice. As far as the Aglaeca is concerned, a deal's a deal.
Of course, this allows Nancy to lay Lucy, her biological mother's, bones to rest. Nice that she had both Ryan and Carson there with her when she did it. One is her biological father, the other is the man that raised her. Looks like Nancy and Carson may be mending fences.
The Aglaeca will get you no matter where you go. So even if Ned had gone back to Florida with his mother, that would not have saved him..
Nice that he and George finally consummated their relationship.
Like the scene with Ace and his dad. The cop invited himself there to, pretending to share their Jewish faith, but Ace saw right through him.
We got the backstory of why the 70's lot summoned the Aglaeca. And the child that was saved was Hannah, the historian that Nancy has been dealing with. Later, the survivor tries to kill Hannah, hoping the Aglaeca would forgive him, but Nancy talks him out of it (and even if he had gone through with it, it wold have been for nothing, as the Drew Crew found out in regards to Lucy's bones). In the end, he decides to give himself up and let the Aglaeca take him, which it does.
Two days left for the Drew Crews.
