Fans got a better understanding as to why Freya's future mother-in-law, Penelope, seems to despise her so much on "Witches of East End," just as Freya had a flashback to one of her previous lives. Unfortunately, that look back appears to have hurt her relationship with her Aunt Wendy.
In the flashback, Freya was in love with Archibald, a dark magician who blatantly killed people in front of her, along with calling them lesser beings. And yet, none of this seemed to bother Freya enough to leave him. In fact, she was planning to elope with him, which is when her aunt came into the story. Wendy confronted Freya about leaving, but before she could talk her niece out of it, Archibald showed up.
He trapped Wendy against a wall and told Freya to kill her. But Wendy worked up a spell and launched it at Archibald. Trying to save her love, Freya jumped in front of the spell, which knocked her over the railing and to her death. Making matters worse, when the Beauchamps killed Archibald -- or so it seemed -- his daughter, Athena, was on hand to see it all go down. She even took a knife wound to the back, which Joanna healed save for a scar.
In the closing scene, Penelope had the same scar across her back. "This is bad, right?" asked Hollywood Life's Andy Swift. It most certainly is!
"Witches of East End" airs on Sundays at 10 p.m. ET on Lifetime.
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In the flashback, Freya was in love with Archibald, a dark magician who blatantly killed people in front of her, along with calling them lesser beings. And yet, none of this seemed to bother Freya enough to leave him. In fact, she was planning to elope with him, which is when her aunt came into the story. Wendy confronted Freya about leaving, but before she could talk her niece out of it, Archibald showed up.
He trapped Wendy against a wall and told Freya to kill her. But Wendy worked up a spell and launched it at Archibald. Trying to save her love, Freya jumped in front of the spell, which knocked her over the railing and to her death. Making matters worse, when the Beauchamps killed Archibald -- or so it seemed -- his daughter, Athena, was on hand to see it all go down. She even took a knife wound to the back, which Joanna healed save for a scar.
In the closing scene, Penelope had the same scar across her back. "This is bad, right?" asked Hollywood Life's Andy Swift. It most certainly is!
"Witches of East End" airs on Sundays at 10 p.m. ET on Lifetime.
TV Replay scours the vast television landscape to find the most interesting, amusing, and, on a good day, amazing moments, and delivers them right to your browser.
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