Matthew was suicidal when he became a vampire and has never gotten beyond that depression. In trying to protect Matthew and Ysabeau, the two great loves of his life, Philippe made Matthew kill everyone else who was afflicted with the same condition as himself. This conversation touches on many of the trilogy’s major themes- identity, family, community, loyalty vs betrayal, insiders vs outsiders, coming of age and discovering ones’ true self, prejudice vs protection. Marcus: “Yeah, well, apparently I’ve been doing that my whole life.” Miriam: “Can’t deny what you are, Marcus.” Miriam: “Whoever that belongs to, she’s not worth it.”
He and Miriam both look at a scarf on the table between them that Phoebe must have left behind. He decides to distance himself from the vampire world in favor of his human life. “With Matthew, actions speak louder than words.” Miriam didn’t feel that it was her place to say anything, since she’s not family. Miriam says that Matthew wanted to protect Marcus, so he disobeyed his orders. Marcus asks why Matthew didn’t kill him, too. Philippe wanted to eradicate Blood Rage to protect Yasabeau’s secret. She offers an explanation for Matthew’s actions, since he’s not there. He’s still not in the mood to accept her excuses for why she never even hinted at what was going on. She uses vampire speed to rush inside before he can slam the door in her face- he’s been avoiding her since discovering she’s was part of the Blood Rage cover up for 200 years. His thoughts are interrupted by Miriam at the door. Then he notices the Knights of Lazarus seal and begins to form a new plan. He’s nervous about his plans for today and can’t settle on a look. In Oxford, Marcus listens to his beloved New Order as he searches for the perfect outfit. Gerbert will try to get the vampire page from Ysabeau, because who else would have it? Peter says that he’s already searching for the witches’ page.Īt Sept-Tours, Emily obsesses over the page that the Bishop house gave to Diana. Peter assumes that Diana had one of the missing pages to facilitate her spell. In Venice, 2021, Peter tells Gerbert what he’s learned from Edward Kelley’s letters: “Kelley claims to have bequeathed a single page to each of the three species.” He wonders if he was unable to summon the book from the Bodleian because it’s damaged, but Gerbert points out that it appeared for Diana. Daddy orders Diana to stop looking at the book and come eat something. He tells her that the book is making her ill, which I thought was basically what she just said. Her attempts to understand it are making her feel strange. When Matthew joins her, she tells him the book is resisting her. The words run around the pages as they did when she got the book out at the library back in season 1 episode 1. The episode opens on Diana in her bedroom in 1591, where she’s trying to read the now-damaged Book of Life without much success. The usual suspects continue their scheming and infighting.
Emily draws Sarah into her attempts to contact Rebecca using higher magic. The adults around the baby must now focus on protecting her from other creatures who won’t want her raised by daemons. Sophie goes into labor and gives birth to a baby girl who is a witch, as predicted. He’s also still thinking about Phoebe, who left an expensive scarf behind at his house. In episode 8, we return to the present day, where Marcus continues to struggle with his new role as Grandmaster of the Knights of Lazarus and his new knowledge about Blood Rage.
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