In this thrilling episode directed by Rachel Goldberg and written by Laura Monti, we delve into Agatha Harkness's tumultuous past as she faces the return of the Salem Seven—witches she once killed. These formidable spirits, capable of transforming into animals, come back to haunt her, drawing a connection to Agatha's dark history in Salem during the 1600s.

As the coven grapples with their predicament, a humorous yet poignant commentary arises about the traditional use of brooms, highlighted by Lilia’s critique of their symbolism in modern culture. The witches take flight in a visually stunning homage to classic films like E.T., despite a modest budget.

Inside a horror-themed cabin, the tension escalates with a Ouija board that sets strict rules for communication with spirits. As the clock ticks, Agatha encounters the wrath of her mother, Evanora Harkness, who possesses her, revealing a deep-rooted animosity. This confrontation leads to Alice, a protective witch, attempting to help Agatha, but ultimately, the powers shift dangerously in Agatha’s favor.

The episode escalates as the teen confronts Agatha, exposing her manipulative tendencies and the deadly pursuit of power. In a shocking twist, the teen, revealed to be connected to Wanda Maximoff, uses newfound powers against Agatha, resulting in a dramatic confrontation.

The episode concludes with Billie Eilish's "You Should See Me In A Crown," leaving viewers eager for more revelations in this intricate tale of witchcraft and legacy.

Bonus Info: William Maximoff, known as Billy Kaplan, emerges as a significant character. He’s a Wiccan superhero from the Young Avengers, the reincarnate of Wanda and Vision’s son, with a twin brother, Tommy, also known as Speed. This adds a compelling layer to the narrative as the connections between family and power unfold.