In a brand-new tape, Jess and Melody bond outside in a park. 'I want to be a bird that can fly away and see everything from the sky.' But Melody doesn't know what she wants from the future, which subtly sets up both their fates by the episode's end. We then cut to Melody's incarceration in a psychiatric ward. Steven, Dan's father, says that he has placed Melody there for her own protection, promising to whisk her out of the city in a few hours. Some protection would be nice given that Samuel's cult is still out there, desperate to use Melody in their demonic rituals, but still, this isn't ideal.Īt least Melody is finally reunited with her BFF. Annabel has been tucked away in this hospital too, incessantly drawing pictures of Iris Vos, the debutante who tried to summon Kaelego back in the 1920s. I can't see him any more but he's up there. They're going to open the door tonight with the ritual.'īack in the present, an older Annabel ends this recap by revealing that Jess, who's now all grown up and going by the name Sister Mary Cecilia, has left behind some tapes of her own. Dan conveniently whacks out a '90s Fisher Price camera that's compatible with the tapes so that he and Mark can finally discover what truly happened in the Visser building basement before that fire.ĭetermined to save Jess from the cult, '90s Melody convinces her to escape the building before the ceremony can begin.

She succeeds, but then Melody herself is captured by the caretaker who knocks her out and drags her down to the basement. Samuel doesn't seem too upset that Jess has escaped, telling Melody, 'It's okay. You're the one I really need.' Everyone then puts on their Eyes Wide Shut masks as Samuel slices Melody's hand so that her magic Baldung blood bleeds all over the Kaelego statue. Things play out like they did in the '20s, except this time, it's the annoying composer who has her throat slit by Samuel. And with that, the spell is cast, bringing down the veil between worlds. Iris Vos suddenly appears in the cloud of energy, looking just like she did back in 1924. So Samuel does what any (in)sane person would and steps inside as well, dragging Melody along with him. How do we know all this? Jess had secretly returned by this point, filming this whole scene before the magic went crazy and burned the Visser down completely. Mark shares a handy recap at this point, explaining that Samuel kickstarted the '20s cult again in 1994, using Melody's power as an unwitting Baldung witch to power the spell that would create a door that opens into the shadow dimension. Iris tried the same thing in 1924, but she was sucked in. And now everyone trapped in that mirror world is reaching out to our loveable characters via waking dreams and artistic visions. Got all that? Armed with this knowledge, Dan seeks out Virgil Davenport, the man who hired him to research these godforsaken tapes in the first place. The idea is to ask for Virgil's help in reopening the door to save Melody. But Davenport doesn't care about her, or even his brother, Samuel, for that matter either. The pair end up clashing, but not before Dan learns that the tapes had been hidden away in a storage facility by his father this whole time. And that's why their family home was burned down in the first place.

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