Episode: 6Episodes: 44
Prince Rhys enters the submerged dungeon and confronts his wife as she sits tied to a stone bench. He orders her to plead guilty to misleading Milo and cursing Dahlia's household. Tina pushes back and asks why he always favors Dahlia over his own family. Rhys angrily denies anything inappropriate and backs Dahlia's story. He storms out, leaving Tina alone in tears clutching her conch pendant.
Rhys walks into the damp dungeon where Tina remains shackled to a stone bench. He stands over her and demands an immediate confession. He orders her to plead guilty to manipulating young Milo and casting a curse on Dahlia's family.
Tina speaks up against the accusations. She asks Rhys why he always believes Dahlia instead of his own household. Rhys claims he only honors his late brother's memory and furiously rejects the idea that he has an improper bond with Dahlia.
Rhys insists that Dahlia witnessed Milo shove Jax off the ledge with her own eyes. He tells Tina she will stay locked up until she reflects on her misbehavior. He then turns away, exits the dungeon, and slams the iron gate.
Tina sits alone in the cold cell while tears fall down her face. She grasps her conch necklace with both hands. She laments ignoring past warnings about marrying Rhys and speaks aloud of missing her father and her brother.
“Do you admit your mistakes and plead guilty?”
“What are we to you Rhys? Just dead weight standing between you and Dahlia?”
“And if you can't figure it out, you can rot in here.”
“Was I wrong? I married Reese against all warnings. Dad, brother, I miss you so much.”
Tina remains locked in the dim dungeon cell, weeping in chains while clutching her conch necklace. She second-guesses her decision to marry Rhys against every warning she received and longs for her father and brother. Will Tina find a way to reach her family from her cell, or will Rhys leave her to rot?