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The episode opens with Dyson (Kristen Holden-Ried) waking up in a strange bedroom that is illuminated by a strange blue light. He looks around and then sits up calling out, "Babe? Are you okay?" A pair of double doors open revealing Bo in a white | The episode opens with Dyson (Kristen Holden-Ried) waking up in a strange bedroom that is illuminated by a strange blue light. He looks around and then sits up calling out, "Babe? Are you okay?" A pair of double doors open revealing Bo in a white sleeping gown who tells Dyson that she couldn't sleep. He asks if it was "another bad dream" and Bo replies: "I know I haven't exactly been myself lately and you have been so patient." Dyson answers "I'm a husband, it's my job" as he walks to Bo and then hold hands. Bo then tells Dyson that she wanted to be sure before she tells him something. After talking about not feeling right and thinking odd things for a while, Bo holds a pregnancy test up and it reveals that she is pregnant and they embrace happily. | ||
After the opening credits, and a subtitle that reads "Earlier..." A man is seen running through an alleyway and open yard. Bo jumps in front of the man, holding a pipe in one hand, and introduces herself to him before striking him in the chest with the pipe which does nothing. The man grabs the pipe and throws it away, Bo makes a joke about the "mild weather we're having" and then he takes a swing at her, misses and then runs off as Bo goes to grab the pipe again. Kenzi (Ksenia Solo) then arrives, completely out of breath and Bo asks how she is feeling. Kenzi answers: "Like Wile E. Coyote. You?" Bo's comment is that the man is fast, but Stella (Deborah Odell) told Bo that she needs his sweat for the Dawning and they don't have much of a choice. Bo explains that the sweat is needed for her to gain access to the Temple and then questions Kenzi if Trick didn't explain that to him. Kenzi's answer is: "Me and Trick only talk sweat on Tuesdays, we gangsta like that." Kenzi reminds Bo that the Dawning begins for her in about an hour and Bo agrees saying that the break is over before running off again, Kenzi following and complaining "Where is the ACME company when you need them!" as she does. | After the opening credits, and a subtitle that reads "Earlier..." A man is seen running through an alleyway and open yard. Bo jumps in front of the man, holding a pipe in one hand, and introduces herself to him before striking him in the chest with the pipe which does nothing. The man grabs the pipe and throws it away, Bo makes a joke about the "mild weather we're having" and then he takes a swing at her, misses and then runs off as Bo goes to grab the pipe again. Kenzi (Ksenia Solo) then arrives, completely out of breath and Bo asks how she is feeling. Kenzi answers: "Like Wile E. Coyote. You?" Bo's comment is that the man is fast, but Stella (Deborah Odell) told Bo that she needs his sweat for the Dawning and they don't have much of a choice. Bo explains that the sweat is needed for her to gain access to the Temple and then questions Kenzi if Trick didn't explain that to him. Kenzi's answer is: "Me and Trick only talk sweat on Tuesdays, we gangsta like that." Kenzi reminds Bo that the Dawning begins for her in about an hour and Bo agrees saying that the break is over before running off again, Kenzi following and complaining "Where is the ACME company when you need them!" as she does. | ||
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The scene shifts to a suburban street with Bo pulling up to a house in a Prius. As she gets out of her car, her next door neighbour Tamsin (Rachel Skarsten) greets her as she trims away at a hedge, her hands covered in blood and commenting that it is a "great day for a wander." Bo says nothing except look at Tamsin for a long moment and then goes inside the house where she finds Dyson there wearing surgical scrubs and carrying take-out food. He asks how her day was, she tells him that she has been driving around looking for "MacKenzie." Dyson's day included delivering twins, an emergency transfusion for the mother and he picked up Indian food for dinner. Bo looks at the cover of a magazine on which Aife is pictured and alongside of that magazine is a plate of cookies. She calls the image of Aife "Bitchy Crocker" and Dyson tells Bo not to eat the cookies because the "cinnamon in them will react to your antipsychotics." Bo smiles: "Nerd alert." Dyson comments that Tamsin was being "neighbourly" bringing the cookies over. Bo comments that it's funny how Tamsin only comes over when Bo isn't there. When asked if she is jealous, Bo answers: "Maybe." Dyson presses Bo if she is taking her medicine, and she assures Dyson that she is doing so but wants to stop because they "Do weird shit to my brain." Dyson reminds Bo: "Your brain did some really weird shit before remember?" However, Bo cannot remember what Dyson is referring to. Dyson tells Bo that it is his job to protect her and asks if she trusts him, which Bo says that she does. Dyson tells Bo that she has nothing to worry about, that their life is perfect and that he never wants it to end before they share a kiss. Bo then stumbles and when asked what's wrong she explains that she was a little dizzy and then walks away saying that she needs some water. | The scene shifts to a suburban street with Bo pulling up to a house in a Prius. As she gets out of her car, her next door neighbour Tamsin (Rachel Skarsten) greets her as she trims away at a hedge, her hands covered in blood and commenting that it is a "great day for a wander." Bo says nothing except look at Tamsin for a long moment and then goes inside the house where she finds Dyson there wearing surgical scrubs and carrying take-out food. He asks how her day was, she tells him that she has been driving around looking for "MacKenzie." Dyson's day included delivering twins, an emergency transfusion for the mother and he picked up Indian food for dinner. Bo looks at the cover of a magazine on which Aife is pictured and alongside of that magazine is a plate of cookies. She calls the image of Aife "Bitchy Crocker" and Dyson tells Bo not to eat the cookies because the "cinnamon in them will react to your antipsychotics." Bo smiles: "Nerd alert." Dyson comments that Tamsin was being "neighbourly" bringing the cookies over. Bo comments that it's funny how Tamsin only comes over when Bo isn't there. When asked if she is jealous, Bo answers: "Maybe." Dyson presses Bo if she is taking her medicine, and she assures Dyson that she is doing so but wants to stop because they "Do weird shit to my brain." Dyson reminds Bo: "Your brain did some really weird shit before remember?" However, Bo cannot remember what Dyson is referring to. Dyson tells Bo that it is his job to protect her and asks if she trusts him, which Bo says that she does. Dyson tells Bo that she has nothing to worry about, that their life is perfect and that he never wants it to end before they share a kiss. Bo then stumbles and when asked what's wrong she explains that she was a little dizzy and then walks away saying that she needs some water. | ||
The scene changes to Bo walking down a hallway wearing the same white sleeping gown from earlier in the episode. She enters a room, ornately decorated where a large bassinet sits empty and a man rocks a baby in his arms and says: "Sleep sweet girl, you have so much ahead of you. I've waited so long to have you in my arms." He then sings a song to the baby which Bo hums along to: "Gang awa' peerie faeries... Gang awa' peerie faeries... Gang awa' peerie faeries... Frae oor ben noo." As the song ends, Bo is quiet for a moment and then whispers "Dad?" He places the baby Bo back into her crib and then speaks, unseen, to a female guardian: "If Isabeau needs anything. Doesn't matter when. Doesn't matter what. You let me know." The light in the room changes and then the guardian is attacked by [[Aife]], dressed in rags and looking beaten, who slits their throat with a long knife, then gathers baby Bo into her arms as she declares: "He doesn't get to keep you." Bo is horrified and can only whisper: "Aife." | |||
The scene then returns to the beginning of the episode as Bo tells Dyson that she is pregnant once more and they embrace. The scene then continues with Dyson telling Bo that it's amazing and he's thrilled and Bo tells Dyson she is too. But then Dyson asks Bo if having a child is what she really wants. There is a pause and then Bo clutches at her stomach in pain as Dyson begins to panic and reality begins to set in for him as he remembers that he is not a doctor. Suddenly Dyson tells Bo that they are too late and she is devolving. Dyson then calls out to the room: "You said this wouldn't hurt her!" Bo scrambles to try and take some medicine as she did earlier in the police station, but Dyson forces it from her hands telling her that she doesn't need it and nothing around them is real. Bo continues to suffer from the pain and Dyson tries to explain to Bo that: "That isn't our baby in your belly, that's what you will become if you don't get out of here right now!" There is the sound of the UnderFae from behind a door and then Bo begins to come out of her pain. Dyson takes hold of Bo telling her: "Remember? I'm just a wolf standing in front of a..." Bo's pain leaves her and she finishes Dyson's words with "...Succubus." Dyson tells Bo that they have to find her key but Bo has a realization and tells Dyson that: "The Caretaker said when the key was in my hand... my hand." Dyson understands and says in a calm voice: "Only one may leave." Dyson demands Bo accept this fate, that he is her key and he will not return with her, but Bo refuses to accept this. Dyson finds a blade and forces Bo to take it, demanding that she kill him to escape. Bo refuses telling Dyson that: "There is never only one way" in anger and defiance. He tries to convince Bo that none of what is happening is real and that she needs to trust him. There is the sound of the UnderFae again as Bo refuses once more to kill him, then Dyson tells Bo that he will have to "rip that baby from you myself." Dyson roars and Bo in reflex drives the blade to the hilt into Dyson's stomach. Dyson falls to the floor clutching at the blade and bleeding to death. Bo begins to break, crying out to Dyson that it isn't real and he cannot die. Dyson smiles and says: "That's my girl" before his head hits the floor and he dies as Bo mourns him. | |||
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