Melissa is back and the girls have
found a mask with Alison’s face on it. The mask leads Hanna, Emily
and Aria to a cabin where a strange man creates props for horror
films. He explains that Aly wanted to make masks for all of her
friends but no one had ever received one.
Caleb finally makes his first
appearance for Pretty Little Liars season 4 this week.
Concerned for Hanna, he visits Mr Marin (her father) to ask him to
support Hanna with the Wilden ‘situation’. Mr Marin shares with
Caleb that he was visited by Ashley on the day and coincidently, his
gun has gone missing.
A is slowly pushing each girl’s
family to the edge by targeting their mothers instead. Emily’s
mother, Pam had family services called on her due to a little
incident she had with Emily in front of the high school. Not to
mention, Emily’s injuries are severely suss and it had the doctor
asking a lot more questions about Emily’s life.
Ashley is still behaving weird and
omitting the truth, she lied about not attending a show in New York
with her colleagues. To Hanna’s dismay she also discovers a map of
everyone who is connected to Wilden in the police office which
included lines drawn to her friends and mother.
A sends a text to Aria saying “Cleaning
up Rosewood, one mean mommy at a time. Dig we must.” As a result of
all the drama lately and A targeting their mothers. Aria decides to
encourage her own mother Ella (played by Holly Marie Combs) to take a
holiday with the guy she has been dating.
As for Toby and Spencer they have been
playing detective to figure out what really happened to Toby’s
mother the day she died and by visiting Radley. The files about
Toby’s mother and the window made the pair suspicious of whether it
was a suicide or not.
The girls manage to find a mask with
Melissa’s face which is just more evidence proving that she is very
much involved. Besides that, this week’s episode was not overly
exciting but I guess its slowly building the drama for something
tragic occur once again. Toby says A preys on you when you’re at
your weakest. What do you think A will do next?
Review by Jessica Tisdell
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