Angelexis pounds on the door demanding that he open the door. He sets Maggie down by the fireplace, and then opens the door and blocking it, tells Angelexis that he thought he heard a noise. He says he came in to investigate, but there was no one there.
She hears someone coughing, and pushes past him. She finds Maggie and helps her up. She says Roger tried to kill her.
She says he killed Angelique. She asks how he knows. Maggie says he admitted to killing her, Elizabeth, and Carolyn. Angelexis is surprised she didn't figure it out before. She says he loved her, but she hated him. Maggie says they should call the police, and Angelexis reluctantly agrees. She says he deserves a special punishment.
Barnabas stands over Roxanne's unconscious body. He wonders where Julia is, since she could revive her. He knows if Roxanne rises, Angelique will lose her strength, but if she speaks, Angelique wil be destroyed. He needs to Angelique to prove the truth to Quentin, and to find Julia... but he decides to throw the switch anyway. Despite not being connected to anything, Roxanne begins to glow.
Roger sneaks downstairs and goes outside.
Maggie and Angelexis watch the state troopers surrounding the house. Angelexis says the troopers will find Roger. She leaves Maggie alone, who hopes they catch Roger quickly.
Angelique sits in front of the fire and summons Roger. She says he will find his way through the police and come to her.
Roxanne continues to glow as Barnabas stares at her. He throws the switch off, and decides that he has failed. He realizes that he has to find Julia—if she's still alive.
Claude North snoops around the Loomis house. After Barnabas leaves, he sneaks inside.
Roger comes into Angelique's room. Angelique greets him, and he calls her by her name. She asks if he's afraid, and he says nothing frightens him anymore. He says he only has love for her. She points out he murdered her, and he says he did because he loves her. She suddenly grows cold, and he calls her to him. He says he will warm her.
She says that is fate, and they embrace one another. She tells him to hold her, and he says she's cold. She tells him to hold her closely and kiss her. They kiss, and passes the chill of death to Roger.
She tells him to keep holding her. He falls to the ground, dead.
Claude finds Roxanne in the basement, and tells her that he's come for her. She's unresponsive. He pulls out his dagger and calls her to look into his eyes. He eyes flutter open. She looks him in the eyes.
Barnabas asks Angelique if Julia is dead. She says perhaps she is, and perhaps not. Angelique starts to faint, and says something is happening to Roxanne. She says she must not speak, and he agrees—at least not yet. He leaves her.
Claude tells Roxanne she will do his bidding. Barnabas interrupts him. He introduces himself, and North asks how he knows him. Barnabas says his name was on the portrait of Roxanne, as well as the grave. North explains that is his grandfather. Barnabas threatens North if he makes her speak, and North threatens to make her speak. Barnabas says Quentin's life depends on her silence. North says Quentin's life means nothing to him. He says he wants his Roxanne again, and Angelique's destruction is mere minutes away. Barnabas leaves them.
Angelique shakes. She realizes that she has to get upstairs to her room. She decides if she's going to be destroyed, Quentin will be destroyed, too. Maggie comes in and asks if there's anything she can do for her. Angelexis asks her to help her over to the fire. Maggie does, and Angelexis asks her to stay with her. Angelique hypnotizes Maggie.
Angelique tells her to get the gun from the desk drawer, and Maggie does. Angelique tells her to take the gun to her room and wait for Quentin. She says when he arrives, she will shoot him in the heart. Maggie takes the gun and goes upstairs.
Claude tells Roxanne to speak to him.
Barnabas tells Angelique that North is going to make Roxanne speak. He says that before she goes, she'll sign a confession, and she'll tell him where Julia is. Angelique refuses.
Maggie stands waiting with the gun in Angelique's room.
Barnabas begs Angelique to sign the confession. She says she came to destroy Quentin, not save him. Barnabas says she only has minutes... or seconds... She says the same is true for Quentin.
Someone tries the door to Angelique's room, while Maggie waits inside with the gun drawn.
Our thoughts
John: Unless they come back to our original time band... I'm getting more and more of a sense that the whole Claude/Roxanne sidebar is going to fade away without any real explanation.
Christine: You're an optimist, aren't you? I don't think Barnabas' obsession will wither away that easily.
John: What a fitting death for this Roger Collins! And in true form, he did not go quietly. Nice job Louis!
Christine: Yes, though I don't know how much he suffered from finally getting to lock lips with Angelique.
John: Why does Barnabas think that at her moment of death, Angelique will suddenly feel charitable and do anything to save Quentin or Julia? And doesn't it seem silly to think that a signed confession from her will impress Quentin?
Christine: It didn't seem very tactful for him to tell her she was dying. He may have had a better result if he said he could save her if she did what he asked. I don't understand why Angelique still wants Quentin to die when she knows now he was not the one who killed her. I really don't get why Barnabas would think it's more important to get her to sign a confession than find out where Julia is. Barnabas really sucks sometimes.
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