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By V
Although this was probably my least favorite episode this season (which doesn’t mean I didn’t like it), there were still plenty of awesome quotes, wtf moments, random thoughts, theories/predictions and questions. Plus, there were a few things that I wanted to do some research on.. Here are my questions from this episode. Don’t forget to check out my recap along with my other episode superlative posts!
Questions
So did the Axeman kill that young waitress who asked him to walk her home? He tells her she has nothing to worry about, but one minute she is asking him to walk her home, the next minute he is walking around New Orleans by herself.
Could Cordelia actually see the Axeman? It sure seemed that she could make out some of him when the camera was in her perspective. Could she see ghosts?
If Hank was living at the Academy, surely Nan would have heard his thoughts, wouldn’t she? Did Marie Laveau do something to block them? Does Nan know about Hank (I doubt it)?
Has Hank always been a witch hunter? How and why does one become a witch hunter? Is it something passed down from generation to generation? Or is he just that stupid?
If Marie Laveau could perform voodoo spells to the extent of blinding someone from her own room, why does she need a witch hunter?
Why does Marie Laveau want the Salem descendants dead? From what we know so far, she is the one who broke the contract/truce with the witches by hiring a witch hunter six years ago and having him kill nine witches in that time. But why, six years ago, after all those years that passed since the truce, did she suddenly hire a witch hunter? What happened six years before? Again, am I looking way to into this?
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