The result is yew berries, which freaks Trick out because yew berries affect different Fae is different ways, usually negatively. At the Dal, Trick is asked to choose between Food and Drink (apparently this game is one that needs to be fed), so he chooses Food. Tamsin insults him but Bo uses her succubus power to calm him and asks where Cookie is. I guess it’s something like that DS: 9 episode “Move Along Home”, except Bo can actually die if Trick chooses wrong.īo and the others meet Fang, who’s a teenage hipster dude. I’m not sure exactly how Trick’s decisions are affecting Bo, but there are definitely real world consequences to what he does. Trick and Stella are watching with the machine and Stella says if Bo had failed, the screens would turn black and Bo would be in deep shit. He can’t find the way into Fang’s hideout, but Bo locates a secret door (very D & D) and they head in. Fang is a Tong boss, and apparently pretty intense, but Balzac figures Bo’s succubus mojo will be all the edge they need. Bo and Tamsin follow Balzac into the sub-sub-basement of some building where he says they’re going to get something back from a dude named Fang. He chooses and hopes like hell it’s the right one. Bo realizes she has no choice, so she resigns herself to do what he wants (and Tamsin invites herself along for the ride).Īt the Dal, Trick has to choose between two paths, either of which could help (or hinder) Bo. She now has to help Balzac find what he truly seeks, which is apparently a cookie. Unfortunately, he turns out to be a Spriggan (a Dark pixie), so the handshake and promise are binding. In the alley, Bo tells the weirdo (whose name is Balzac) that she owes him one, then shakes his hand. Watching them indicates he has a way out, so Tamsin causes a distraction (by decking the Dark Fae leader) and they take off through the kitchen and out the back door. Some Dark Fae assholes start mouthing off and Bo and Tamsin get ready to throw down. Since Bo isn’t around, Trick has to play for her.Īt the Dark Fae bar, Tamsin says Bo’s friends are trying to protect her, but she needs to have her shit together if she’s going to get through the Dawning. Apparently, the Invitation is in the form of a game, like a steampunk version of Mousetrap whatever happens in the game will affect Bo in real life. Stella says it’s Bo’s Invitation to the Temple and she’s already activated it. She comes in and they notice the weird contraption by the bar. At the Dal, Trick is getting booted and suited for his date with Stella. As they’re talking, we see some doofus across the bar is watching them.
She says it’s the most intense thing Bo will ever go through. (Tamsin: “Tomato juice, celery, vodka … looks like lunch to me.”) Tamsin says all of Bo’s friends are downplaying how hard the Dawning really is.
Tamsin’s idea of lunch is bloody marys at a Dark Fae bar. She says everyone has been lying to Bo and offers to take her to lunch. Lauren leaves to get dolled up (and write a speech) and Tamsin shows up. She asks Bo if she’ll be her date for the award banquet and of course Bo says yes. Elsewhere, we see a girl hooked up to another old-fashioned machine this one seems to be harvesting her tears.īefore Bo can leave the Dal, Lauren shows up and says she just won some sciency award and she’s totally nerding out about it. You’d think she’d know by now not to touch anything at the Dal. After Bo leaves, the machine starts working. While she’s talking to Lauren, Bo starts turning a dial on a weird machine that’s sitting in the Dal … it looks like some kind of steampunk cappuccino maker.
Lauren calls Bo who says she’s looking forward to a nap and then spending some time together. Stella asks Trick to dinner to apologize for being snotty with him Trick is thrilled because he’s totally hot for Stella. Bo’s tired of all the prep work and is thrilled when Stella tells her she can take the rest of the day off, since the next step is to wait for the Invitation to enter the Temple. (It was behind her the whole time.) Stella gets all snotty about Bo’s chances of successfully completing the Dawning and even mouths off Trick when he tries to intercede. Stella Nashira is still coaching her, but it doesn’t seem to be doing much good, as Bo can’t find the cricket. The cricket is supposed to bring her good fortune when she undertakes her Dawning ceremony. No, she hasn’t suddenly lost her mind she’s trying to catch a cricket by following the sounds of its chirping. This episode starts with Bo walking around the Dal with a blindfold on. If you’re expecting an answer to Bo’s cliffhanger question last episode, you’re out of luck … Kenzi’s not in this one at all.
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