The liars are in the hospital, but they know that Charles could be posing as anyone in order to get to them. Might we get some insight into what really happened during the three-week time jump?
Whatever argument they were having, it's been brushed to the side, but Emily clearly has other things on her mind. Could she be thinking about the scars that Charles left behind?
You'd think that with the liars being missing for almost a month that they would be able to get along with their parents, but it looks like absence most certainly does not make the heart grow fonder in Rosewood.
Ali's dad finally tries to take her into the house and Alison really looks like she's had enough of the media attention. Is this the time she'll finally grow up? Has Alison DiLaurentis finally been scared straight?
From this angle, it really starts to look crazy and you have to wonder if any teenage girl could wish for this kind of attention. Not all publicity is good publicity when you just want to be alone and your oldest friends are missing.
The crowd parts just enough for Ezra and Caleb to get a good look at Alison as she works the throng of reporters standing before her. But is she working them or are they working her?
Ali's father stands by her side as she reads some sort of statement that must be in relation to her sudden freedom. Well, it's sudden to us, anyway. We can't wait to hear what she's saying!
