QUICK RECAP: Someone blew up Annalises house.
Much of this episode is (per usual) centered on Annalises misery.
This time, though, its because shes in jail.
Credit: ABC/Nicole Wilder
Shes admitted to a cell, which she shares with two other women.
One is a bit younger and taunts Annalise; the other is older, kinder, and more supportive.
At one point Annalises older cellmate, Jasmine, realizes shes seen her in court before.
Outside of prison, Bonnie is attempting to put the pieces together.
Bonnie leaves the hospital and goes to find Frank.
Back in our current day and time, Laurel is being questioned by some detectives.
Michaela, Connor and Asher are, at least initially, oddly chipper about their friends passing.
How well did they even know Wes?
Did they even like him?
Was his name even Wes?
Michaela tells Asher his actions were barbaric, but is she insane?
Connor couldnt have been more out of line.
Good on Asher for taking the measures we were all hoping for!
Anyway, everyones grief is manifesting differently, I guess.
Connor goes to Olivers to see how hes dealing.
Their relationship is making less and less sense to me as the episodes go on anyone else?
NEXT: An incriminating voicemail
Heres where things get sticky.
Bonnie tries to get Nate to help her defend Annalise, to no avail.
Im done with it!
Not to mention, Hannah Keatingalreadydoes not like Annalise andalreadyblames her for her brothers death.
Im having a hard time seeing how Annalise will manage to crawl her way out of this one.
Not long after this disastrous revelation, we find out the police ARE charging Annalise for Wes murder.
(Im sorry, what?
Couldnt anyone have made notations on an unsigned immunity deal?)
This is all the attorneys need.
Laurel is projecting every ounce of the pain shes in onto Frank.
and that she blames Frank because its always you!
(It really is always him, though.)
What does this mean exactly?
In the final scene of this episode, we see a flashback.
Wes is strutting out of the police station after not signing the immunity papers.
Wes, FOR SOME UNKNOWN REASON, does get in the car, and they drive off.
What are we to make of this all of these revelations?
Jacked up aint it?
praise hands emojis, forever
Grief makes people do stupid things Meggy.
Should have been the title of this episode.
I loved him so much more than I ever loved you.
It should have been you Laurel wishing that Frank were dead
