1!) and her sudden lack of a crown (red flag No. Though puzzled by her transformation back from whatever that liquid form (red flag No. Moments later, Kinsey called out to her brothers, alerting them to her discovery of an unconscious Dodge in the main foyer. Upstairs, meanwhile, Dodge charged at Bode, but he plunges his light sword, to which he had attached the fire key, and incinerated her into a pool of liquid that cascaded down onto the main floor below. Several shadows begin dragging and tossing the lass around, but luckily she was able to strike up a match to ward them off. Kinsey trekked to the cellar to flick the circuit box back on, but got tripped up by a demon’s paw on her way down the steps.
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Twisty How I Met Your Father Finale Borrows Heavily From HIMYM - Does Hulu Sequel Series Deserve a Season 3? Also, and of course, the circuit box shut off/was shut off, leaving the Lockes vulnerable in darkness, save for a singular flashlight and Bode’s knockoff light saber. The kids did, though, discover that light poofs the baddies right away, so they quickly clicked on every available lamp.
The kids began barricading Keyhouse, to little effect, as the shadows and a spectral version of Dodge slipped right on inside. And despite Tyler’s highly premature theory, these shadows can inflict actual physical damage. Instead, it was Dodge who arrived on their lawn, and she brought a few shady friends, in the form of shadow demons conjured by her donning of said crowd. While Nina conveniently whiled away what would be a most eventful night gabbing at a diner with Daniel Mutuku, the Locke kids were at home, awaiting Ellie’s return with the Crown of Shadows. But when all was said and done, and as an epilogue detailed heretofore-hidden truths, had Tyler, Kinsey and friends actually bolstered mild-mannered Matheson’s demon population? Netflix’s long-awaited Locke & Key adaptation wrapped its 10-episode season by, fittingly, inserting a highly important key into a very mysterious lock.
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