The apparently male tormentor who popped up at the end of this episode also throws him into suspicion again, and I’m still not letting Toby or Wilden off the hook, no matter what the increasingly convoluted sequence of reveals indicates. But we know she had a pregnancy scare and some point, and that points the finger at the only predatory male left on the show – Wren. Speaking of cover ups, this was the episode in which we discovered that, despite everything the men of Rosewood have done since Alison’s disappearance, none of them apparently slept with a 14/15-year-old Alison. Short of a twin, my money’s on Jason but, as proven by this season of misdirects and red herrings, I’m probably way off. Melissa told her dad something just out of earshot and his shock indicates that someone just as connected to him was to blame after all. Even if Mr Hastings has been under the impression for the past two years that Spencer was the person who killed Alison, that stills only leaves Jason, Melissa or Alison’s (as yet unconfirmed) twin sister on the list of possible suspects. That’s part one of our unanswered questions, with plausible theories as to who the Hastings and DiLaurentis families have in common getting narrower. Burying her alive (albeit unknowingly) and then covering up – possibly in cahoots with Mr Hastings – who could she possibly be protecting?
That’s when she went back home to an increasingly shifty Mrs D, who then witnessed her daughter being hit over the head with a rock.
Alison met up with Toby, Ian, Byron and Ezra, before Spencer confronted her with a shovel, slipped, and revealed her secret drug addition to her most devious friend. We get plenty of flashbacks, some of them from previous episodes (we miss you Jenna!), some of them new, and they function as a decent recap of everything we’ve previously learnt about that night.
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