Episode: 9
Elias orders his driver to turn back toward the castle. He crashes into the grand hall as a wolf just in time to stop a guard from executing Anna. Eleanor insists Anna poisoned Madam Julie Reed, but Julie suddenly sits up unharmed. Shocked, Eleanor blurts out that the poison was Wolfsbane. Julie banishes Eleanor from the castle. Harrison arrives in a bathrobe and coldly casts Eleanor aside as guards drag her away.
Elias closes his eyes in the moving car. He feels troubled because Anna stayed in Harrison's bedroom through the night. The driver asks for their destination. Elias tells the driver to head straight back to the castle instead.
A guard raises a dagger to kill Anna. The castle doors blow open. Elias shifts into a huge black wolf, charges across the grand hall, and shields Anna. Elias shifts back into a human and kicks the executioner away.
Eleanor Vane accuses Elias of protecting an enemy who poisoned Madam Julie. Elias asks why nobody called healers before arranging an execution. Anna trembles and says she did not poison Julie. Elias looks at Anna and says he believes her.
Eleanor holds up a bottle of poison taken from Anna's bedroom. Elias announces that Julie is waking up. A maid helps Madam Julie Reed sit up from the stone floor. Julie looks directly at Eleanor in front of the gathered wolves.
Julie confronts Eleanor for her actions. Eleanor loses control and shouts that Julie cannot be alive after drinking Wolfsbane. The accidental confession silences the room. Julie furiously commands the castle guards to throw Eleanor out of the gates forever.
Harrison enters the hall wearing a bathrobe. Julie scolds Harrison for sleeping with a maid who poisoned his mother. Eleanor begs Harrison to protect her and claims she acted for him. Harrison callously tells the guards to get rid of her.
“Back to the castle.”
“I believe you.”
“That's impossible. That was Wolfsbane! You shouldn't be alive!”
“Throw her out. I'm bored of f*cking her anyway.”
Guards drag Eleanor Vane away as she screams curses at Harrison and calls Anna a filthy whore. Harrison watches her removal with an amused smirk on his face. How will Harrison treat Anna now that his lover is gone, and will Elias uncover the truth about what happened in the woods?