Stan makes very short order of the wraith, and nobody can believe it.

Stan is having a hard time believing he's supposed to work with the witches to save the descendants of the coven, but with all he knows of the Evie he's never met, he doesn't know what else he's supposed to do.

At the remains of the Echolls' place, he steps through time and right back to the moment Evie was about to be burned at the stake.

The wraith is still alive in 1692 and looks a lot more fresh.

They have one bullet left in case they're caught, and Evie reminds him they'd need two. Stan is very descriptive in how one might work.

They get into an argument when Evie almost has the guy in her hands to kill him. As Stan is yelling at her, Evie almost cries because she's so damned happy to be safe.

Evie is finally happy to be in Willard's Mill. All it took was being in burned at the stake.

But Evie isn't there at all. When he's talking to her, she disappears. She can still see everything that's happening, but Leon can no longer see her and Evie can't even see her own reflection. Then a minute later, she's back.

It must have happened when the old man came through the portal. He's not really there, but he's in Stan's head. He tells Stan once again his daughter and Evie can't exist in the same world.

The dude only wants Evie back and not his daughter.

Then he taunts Stan about traveling back just one year and traveling back to save Claire.

Stan visits Lara to see if Constance is there, and it turns out Constance is a bitch.

Constance created a horrific monster out of the teenage boys kind enough to give her a ride. Stan rolled them over with a car.

Stan is determined to send her back, but he doesn't want to hurt Constance, either. He gets on his knees and begs her to go to another time.

It's 1919 in Willard's Mill and Constance is burying a mason jar. Present day, Stan is digging it up. A note inside says to find Gerhard Duhlette and may God help you.