'Danger is on its way, no time to delay.'
debut season certainly kept viewers on their toes with plenty of twists and turns in this perilous coming-of-age story.
We're almost certain he's busted out of his restraints and escaped the law during his transformation into the hyde at the end.– but all of these are likely to provide a healthy distraction for the real evil to work inconspicuously in the background. After all, it feels more their style.If that name doesn't ring any bells, not to worry, you'll certainly remember her daughter Bianca , Wednesday's nemesis turned frenemy at Nevermore.
Bianca and her fellow siren clique remove the amulets which dull their powers and instruct the students to all leave the campus for their own safety. They have no choice but to willingly obey because, you know, siren song.When Gabrielle appears midway through the season, it's much to Bianca's horrified surprise. It is obvious from her expression that she hadn't anticipated her mother's arrival nor did she want it.
This siren manipulation tactic has worked for them thus far but a desperate Gabrielle reveals that her siren song is drying up, recruitment numbers are low and the wrong people are starting to ask questions.This was pretty much a 'her problem,' until she threatened to expose the truth of how Bianca got into Nevermore unless she returned home to help with the family business. Bianca reluctantly agrees, not wanting to risk being outed.
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