Blinding Innocents e. williams

A thunderstorm has surrounded the Innocents, and there's no way anybody is leaving in THAT downpour, except for Danica...

Wait. Why is Danica running down the hall with a suitcase? She should be running toward Henrick, not away from him!

Welcome to the season finale of Blinding Innocents -- will you find out who the killer is?

Maybe you will and maybe you won't -- but one thing is for sure, since it's the season finale, it will be one whizz-bang of an episode!

Find out what happens to ALL your favorite characters, and don't worry, there's definitely a cliff hanger. No season finale is complete without one.

There's an earthquake, but it's not really an earthquake. It's just Daphne-now-Deborah having a bit of a temper tantrum b/c no one can call her by the right name -- but now that the power is out, even more ridiculous things can happen.

Betty Lou awakes in a bed, in the dark, and doesn't know her location. Where is she? Who's brought her there? Why can't she see? And what is THAT on the bed with her?

Once Daphne-turned-Deborah has settled down, Inspector Nards makes a surprise visit to her to see who she really is, what she's up to, and why Deborah has come from the other side to habit Daphne's body. Oh, and Deborah made a milkshake -- except it sounds kind of gross.

And things take a turn,  in this episode before the finale, when we find out how Jonathon, while on the john, thinks of a way to possibly figure out who the killer is.

If this episode doesn't make you tremble, well, then you definitely weren't at the Innocents.

As we get closer to the end of the season, we find Shadie Business visiting Danica and Henrick with a dire message. Inspector Nards pays Jonathon Nightingale a visit, as well,  which might seem strange since Jonathon dislikes Nards so very much, and we end the episode with Natasha and Jameson visiting their wedding planner because something must be done with the wedding planning binder. There's just so much turmoil happening, by the end of the episode, it might seem like the Innocents complex could collapse. 

So many visits happening within this episode! Was anyone actually invited? 

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Things are beginning to get dicey for the residents of the Innocents. Another character is kidnapped. Can you guess who it is? You probably can. And with all those green earrings scattered about, the list of suspects is puzzling both Nards and Viener. What's even more puzzling, however, is how Daphne has been acting, especially while being questioned. 

The episode takes a suspenseful turn -- as you may have guessed -- when Nards and Viener's interrogation of Daphne (or who they THINK is Daphne) is interrupted by...you guessed it...ANOTHER MURDER.

A bird also poops on Natasha, but that's neither here nor there. 

There's a lot going on at the Innocents these days. Inspector Nards stands outside of the building, contemplating about the unsolved murder and how it's so different. Jonathon Nightingale and Betty Lou Glick are sneaking about the halls in the dark, and believe me, they are up to no good. Daphne, the woman who Inspector Nard's loves so much, and who lives in a haunted unit, turned on a fan...and it doesn't end well. 

And if you think that's a lot, just you wait -- Danica and Henrick go on a date to evaluate their relationship, and we find out the reality of Danica's conquest. And, if that's not enough, George the Doorman has even more drama to sort through.

Because, let's be honest, these are the days of their lives, but don't even think that one of them is innocent. 

Tune in for drama and stay for the comedy. 

Murder is afoot at the Innocents, but so is love. We step away from the horrors to find Danica pursuing her next conquest, which we possibly-maybe-sort of kind of know what it could be now. Daphne, Natasha and Jameson's wedding planner extraordinaire awaits a secret love to stop by...only to let the secret be known that her condo suite is haunted. And Jonathon Nightingale also gets a visit from someone we totally didn't see coming, but we also totally saw coming. 

Death might be in the air at the Innocents, but so is love.