Lucifer is back in his body, completely naked, because when this show commits to a bit and the bit is male nudity, it DELIVERS. Meanwhile in the land of the living, there’s a banshee howling outside the Spellman house, which probably doesn’t mean anything bad! Or it’s an omen that someone is going to die soon, one or the other. Mambo Marie is tending to Zelda, because on top of all her other skills I guess she is also a surgeon? Zelda’s soul is hovering between the land of the dead and the living, and in that soft-focus world, she gets some quality sibling bonding time with Hilda and Edward, Sabrina’s dad, who takes them on a leisurely stroll down memory lane, pointing Zelda in the direction of information that will save her coven but not actually just up and TELLING her what to do, for reasons.
Even Brina’s parents are always popping up in ghost form to weigh in on something or give infuriatingly vague guidance on a matter when time is of the essence and the fate of the cosmos may hang in the balance. It would all be quite alarming, but because we’re in a magical place it’s very hard to tell how hung up one is supposed to get on any of these deaths people don’t really seem to stay dead in Greendale. So many murders, and of so many varieties! Pagan pollination ritual, semi-crucifixion by giant haunted tree, stabbing, skewering.
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