The supernatural drama had been given a straight-to-series order last year, but never reached the success of it’s inspiration, PLL.  The cancellation means that the show’s February 4th episode not only completed the 10-episode freshman season, but also the series.

Ravenswood focused on a town in Pennsylvania, which has been under a curse for generations.  Five strangers found themselves connected by this curve and set to investigating the town’s mysterious history.

Following the cut, ABC Family’s scripted drama’s include: Switched at Birth, Twisted, The Fosters and upcoming Chasing Life.

Will you miss Ravenswood?

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First off, Dillon killed Mr. Matheson! That scene really terrified me. I really didn’t know what to expect when Remy, Luke, and Olivia went inside Mr. Matheson’s office but when they walked out and saw Ryan, bloody eyes guy, I knew things weren’t good. So Mr. Matheson knew about the pact. Very Interesting. Dillon had come to see Mr. Matheson and proceeded to stab him! Dillon put Rochelle’s coat, gloves and the knife in his bag and left. What a piece of garbage. I’m was actually really happy that Dillon ran off  from the chapel and ran into Max in the woods. When she told him she was going to help him get away I knew something was going to happen. Dillon ended up tripping and falling on the train tracks and got run over by a train. Can’t say I’m all that sad about his demise.

I felt horrible for Olivia. Poor girl watched her boyfriend stab her own father. I actually cheered her on when she said she didn’t want the police to find Dillon. She wanted to find him and kill him. How is she supposed to deal with the fact that her boyfriend killed her father?

Hanna ended up coming to Ravenswood to see Caleb. Actually, Hanna originally came to talk to Miranda, but that would be impossible. Caleb finally told Hanna the truth about Miranda, that she was dead and that she was still there and he talks to her… that’s normal right? Of course Hanna didn’t believe Caleb. Who could blame her? I know I would have a hard time with that one.

Hanna: “I will crack your skull with a hammer if you say it’s complicated.”

Hanna ended up seeing Grunwald and Hanna told her that Caleb talks to Miranda. Grunwald was able to convince Hanna to stay a little while longer. Hanna then went to see Caleb again and told him the real reason she came to town was to fight Miranda. Okay, who would win in a fight, Hanna or Miranda? Go! When Caleb went off to talk to Luke on the phone (I assumed it was Luke), creepy child Max started talking to Hanna. Max convinced Hanna to come meet her friend. Caleb saw Hanna go off and ran after her. Of course Hanna was growing frustrated with Caleb and his lies. She just wanted to know what was going on.

Of course, this being Ravenswood we got to see creepy spider lady at the ice cream truck. Yum, I always like my ice cream with a side of spider.

Later on, Hanna was at the Collins place “talking” to Miranda. That scene was one of my favourites from the finale. Hanna said she was sure Caleb was in love with Miranda by what he said when he got back to Rosewood. It was such a sweet scene between the two of them. I really wished Hanna could have heard Miranda’s side of their “conversation.” I felt so bad for both Hanna and Miranda. Miranda is in love with Caleb, but Caleb is in love with Hanna and has always been trying to keep her safe.

Miranda: “He made you a promise. He’s just trying to keep it.”

Miranda: “I know how much he loves you, don’t ask me how. I just do.”

Remy went home to find her father and of course the lights went out in her house. I knew something was going to happen, I just didn’t think Dillon would have showed up, knocked her out and dragged her body out of the house. That boy… Well, he got what was coming to him. Then Caleb heard about Remy going missing and proceeded to run to Raymond’s office and told him.

There we learned some interesting things. Raymond didn’t know Dillon killed Mr. Matheson. Raymond told Caleb that the Collins men were always the ones to keep the children of the pact, hence the hair in the jars. Keeping the souls in escrow, as Caleb put it, until the contract was complete. Raymond told him whoever questioned the pact always got death. As hard as it was for Raymond, he sent Miranda away on purpose to protect her from everything. So after I went back and forth this entire time, Raymond was in fact a good guy after all. Creepy Collins no more!

The group then went to the chapel and found Dillon and Remy. Spider lady showed up and called Dillon her faithful servant. Then spider lady revealed herself to be Abaddon. We were then led to a showdown between Collins and Abaddon. Abaddon was then bringing Miranda back to life but Raymond wasn’t going to let that happen. Raymond told the group that Abaddon needed Miranda alive to kill the rest of them. They all needed to die together. Raymond ended up smashing Original Caleb’s jar to set him free.

Raymond: “She can come back but not this way.”

It was sad to see Hanna leaving town, but it was the best thing for her. She knew that and knew why Caleb needed to stay in Ravenswood. I wonder what’s next for these two?

Hanna: “I don’t think that the smart thing will make me as happy as you do.”

Hanna: “We know how to keep secrets.”

With all the craziness, I’m happy we ended on such a sweet note with Original Caleb and Miranda. Original Caleb saw Miranda on the park bench, then we were treated to a flashback between him and Original Miranda.  What a way to go out. I hope you all enjoyed the winter finale as much as I did. I’m just so happy we got answers and I’m ecstatic that Miranda has someone she can actually feel. I can’t wait to see what else the Ravenswood crew has up their sleeves.

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However, before Hanna can have the heart-to-heart with Caleb that she needs, she runs into Mrs. Grunwald, who convinces her to stay in town when she wonders whether she should just go back to Rosewood. While Hanna did come all this way already, making a return trip back without at least seeing Caleb all the more disappointing, it’s hard to know whether to trust Mrs. Grunwald and whether she has an ulterior motive in wanting Caleb and Hanna to be in the same place at the same time. We’ve seen that she’s not nearly as sinister as Mr. Collins and that she’s extended the type of kindness to both Miranda and Caleb that Collins failed to do, her position at the funeral home seemingly more out of love for the spirit of her mother than any desire to bring harm, but you can’t trust that anybody or anything in Ravenswood is who or what they seem, not when the curse has so ingrained itself into the fabric of the town’s identity. But Hanna might be willing to risk running into whatever the town has to offer in order to get answers from Caleb and find out everything he’s had to deal with since arriving in Ravenswood.

Elsewhere on Ravenswood, Luke and Olivia find out what happened to their father, while Dillon makes a drastic move and Remy goes missing, leading the other members of the Cursed Five into an intense showdown with greater stakes than any of them realize.

Ravenswood airs Tuesdays at 9:00 on ABC Family. You can check out a review of the most recent episode here.

Would Hanna believe that Caleb has been talking to Miranda’s ghost? Who do you think was responsible for killing Luke and Olivia’s father? Will the remaining members of the Cursed Five escape the final showdown with their lives?

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Raymond even posted Rochelle’s bail and she was able to get home to Luke and Olivia. Just when I thought he was such a nice guy and maybe these crazy kids would maybe find happiness together if that’s what they both wanted, Remy sees Raymond and Dillon in a car and it was pretty obvious Collins was not happy with Dillion. Oh boy! Both of them saw Remy and they drove off. Evil Collins is back on the table for me.

Speaking of Dillon, that guy is no good! Dillon finally showed up to Olivia’s house. Apparently Dillon’s parents shipped him off to Ministry camp. Dillon’s mom freaked out because she found condoms in his drawer. Olivia spilled to Dillon that Springer told her that Dillon made him put the knife that killed her father in Olivia’s backyard. Olivia was so confident in that scene, I was actually really proud of her. Then Dillon worked his charms over her. I literally yelled at my tv screen, “Don’t believe him Olivia!” That boy is cute, but proved to be bad news.

Luke confronted Dillon in the locker room at school. Freaky moment, Dillon yelled out loud and I believe the shower heads exploded off.

Dillon yelled, “You can’t hurt me, I’m not in this alone. I got backup. It means I found a way out, you can too.” That boy found a way out of the pact! He made a deal when he could. What is going on? How did he find a way out of the pact? Well,  apparently lover boy sacrificed Olivia in order to save himself. Luke told Olivia this, and I just hope she has finally taken her blinders off where Dillon’s concerned.

So, Caleb started school. Yay! Some girls noticed Caleb talking to himself, because they obviously can’t see that he was talking to Miranda. I actually really liked that scene. It injected some much needed humour. Mr. Price or as I call him Mr. Hottie teacher, Caleb’s history teacher told him to be careful while working for Mr. Collins. Hmmm, ok.

Caleb later went to Collins office and begun rummaging through his things to find the keys to the small chapel on the property. When Caleb came back out, the body that was on the table wasn’t there anymore and he saw a ghost face in a jar and things started to shake and jars started to explode and he wasn’t able to exit the embalming room. Sometimes I have no idea what’s going on in this show.

Later on, Caleb and Miranda went inside the chapel. While in there a light from the window shined down on the ground and names appeared. Scudder, Dalton, Sanders, Watterman, Rivers, and Baker. The same names from Remy’s dream. Those were the names of the Elders that signed the pact. It just so happened that Dillon’s last name is Sanders.

The part that really gave me the chills was when Caleb went back in the chapel we saw the woman we had seen at the beginning of the episode with the spider coming out of her face. She disappeared and Caleb saw spiders all over the ground. What is happening?

Other tidbits in this episode. Remy got into some big trouble with her father. Remy had visited Springer in the hospital and she wanted him to come forward and tell the truth about the knife to the police. Remy ended up writing an article in the Gazette about Springer’s dad in exchange for him to tell the police. Well! Remy’s dad wasn’t too happy and he fired her from the paper.

There was a little bit of awkwardness when Luke figured out that Olivia and Dillon had sex. More weirdness was when Luke told Remy about Olivia and Dillon doing the deed. That conversation did open up the door to Luke and Remy having the sex conversation. Remy told Luke she wasn’t ready and wanted to wait till after high school. End of discussion, moving on…

I thought it was a really sweet moment when Miranda convinced Olivia to let Raymond help out Rochelle. Miranda told her Raymond was somewhat human and that he seemed to really care for Rochelle. I was inclined to believe that, until the end of the episode. I’m not sure about anything anymore.

With the winter finale airing next week, I really hope we get more answers because all of these questions are driving me mad!

What did you guys think of the episode? Bummed that there was no Grunwald this episode? I was! Sound off below!

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On tonight’s episode of Ravenswood, Olivia has to decide whether or not to believe Springer; he could easily be lying and trying to cast doubt on someone close to Olivia as part of his revenge for the fate of his father, but Olivia finds enough validity in what he said to approach Dillon, who hasn’t been around through the latest round of curse consequences. She can’t afford to assume the best about anybody while her life and the lives of her friends are in danger, but most worryingly, she brings up her concerns about Dillon while the two are alone, meaning that if he decides to go after her or do something to hurt her, she won’t have anybody there to protect her. As tough as Olivia may be to continue pushing forward despite the curse lingering over her head, she’s placing herself in a lot of danger by not having a backup plan, danger that could lead her into a situation she might not be able to get herself out of.

Elsewhere on Ravenswood, Mr. Price sends Caleb and Miranda to investigate a secret Collins had been keeping, while Luke’s eagerness to prove Dillon isn’t who he says he is puts him in danger and Caleb starts school.

Ravenswood airs tonight at 9:00 on ABC Family. You can check out a review of the most recent episode here.

Will Olivia figure out that Dillon is hiding something? What could Mr. Price be so concerned about that he sends Caleb and Miranda to investigate? How much danger will Luke find himself in as a result of his eagerness to “out” Dillon?

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Miranda: “I’m not afraid of what’s out there, I’m afraid of what’s in here.”

I definitely feel the exact same way as Miranda. Tuesday night’s episode of Ravenswood, “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” really made me not want to sleep, ever! Clowns freak me out, and after Tuesday’s episode, they will continue to freak me out.

“I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” began with Caleb taking the jar Miranda got from Beatrice going straight to Raymond. Caleb was about to open it but Raymond stopped him. Caleb threatened Raymond and Raymond wasn’t scared one bit. Then a jar exploded, and the look of fear came over Raymond.

“Unseen forces” was burned into the wall in Caleb’s room. It turns out “Unseen Forces” was a book. The whole title of the book was, “Unseen Forces: An Unabridged & Personal History of Ravenswood Township” written by Its Native Son H.A. Armitage. Caleb opened up Miranda’s jar and she was able to walk out of the cemetery and go around town with him. Yay!

That day, Remy went to the Sleep Disorder Clinic. Simon and Remy met with a doctor and she said that everything Remy was dealing with right now could be traced back to a nightmare she had when she was a little girl. Interesting. When Remy was 7, she drew a picture of a dark figure holding a knife. The same knife with the 3 sided blade she saw on the night the pact was signed. How could any of this be possible?

Olivia went to the hospital to try and get into Springer’s room to see him with Tess by her side. They made it to his room, when Springer’s mother Dolores intercepted them. Dolores wasn’t a fan of the Matheson family and made her feelings quite clear to Olivia. Simon came by and Dolores warned him to stay away form Olivia or he’d lose everything.

Olivia asked Simon why Dolores was so angry at her family. Simon told Olivia to ask her mother. Olivia pleaded with Simon to tell her what was going on, and Simon gave in. Before Olivia’s father was Mayor, he was the City Attorney. Springer’s dad was in jail because of Olivia’s father. Springer never knew about his father. Olivia’s father was just doing his job and made an enemy out of the Springer family. Seriously? This is why the Springer family hate’s the Matheson’s? There has to be more going on.

So back at the Sleep Clinic, Remy got all wired up before she went to sleep. Remy began to dream and she “woke” up in her childhood bedroom and saw her young self sleeping. While in this state, she saw the dark figure with the knife try and attack her young self. The figure grabbed Remy but she woke up before it went any further. Later on that night, Remy went back to sleep all wired up and this time she woke up and saw a clown. As if I wasn’t already freaked out by clowns. Remy’s brain activity was going crazy and Luke ran in and tried to wake her up. The doctor’s came in and pulled Luke away. Good! We were just getting to the juicy part of Remy’s dream. Remy was having a tea party with the creepy man in her drawings. The creepy man turned out to be the Preacher, Gabriel Abaddon. GASP!

Abaddon: “Promises were made, debts were owed.”

Abaddon told Remy she was never supposed to see anything. Remy was full of fear, that’s why she was chosen. Abaddon wanted to know how did Remy witness the pact? Miranda got into Remy’s dream, because she saw Remy in the kettle and knew she was in trouble and smashed a lamp on Abaddon and Remy was able to escape from him and she finally woke up from her dream. Abaddon got to Miranda but she dragged him with her. Miranda may have gotten rid of Abaddon in Remy’s dream, but I doubt he’s gone for good.

Olivia went inside Springer’s hospital room but was interrupted when a doctor came in to check on him. It was a close call, but Olivia was able to hide. She came back out and was able to get into the bag with all of Springer’s belongings. Olivia got Springer’s phone, and began to listen to a recording. He didn’t have a password on his phone? Sloppy Springer. Anyways, the recording was the conversation between Springer and Dillon, and Springer admitting he planted the knife. The recording was choppy so Olivia didn’t hear the other voice on the recording. Too bad, but when Olivia met up with Caleb, he agreed to see if he could fix it so they could hear the other voice. Miranda joined the two, but things got weird real fast. Miranda saw her arm rotting and she saw creepy child Max and began to yell bloody murder.

When Caleb and Miranda went to the school to try and get the book, “Unseen Forces” they ran into Mr Hottie teacher Benjamin Price. He wasn’t pleased to find Caleb in his office and told him that the book he was looking for wouldn’t be very helpful. Apparently Armitage was an eccentric and believed in ghosts.

Back at the hospital, Raymond Collins was looking for Springer. Tess and Olivia were freaking out when they saw Raymond in Springer’s room. All of a sudden alarms were sounding and Code Blue was called. It was only a blood clot and Springer was still alive.

Olivia went back, yet again to Springer’s room to put back the cell phone. Springer woke up and confessed to Olivia that Dillon made him do it, leaving Olivia shocked.

I really liked this episode. It seems like we’re going somewhere with the story. What did you guys think of the episode? Sound off below!

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On the next episode of Ravenswood, Miranda finds a way to leave the Collins residence and accompanies Caleb on a meeting with Mr. Price. However, while there, she overhears the skeptical teacher talk down on the idea of ghosts and unfinished business, exacerbating her insecurities and really making her question why she wasn’t allowed to rest following the car crash. Although not having done anything during her life and trying to figure out what she has to do to move on are issues that stay in the back of her mind, being confronted with the reality of her existence is something that Miranda wasn’t expecting; hearing how bad things are and how most people don’t even believe she exists serves as a reminder of where she is, who she is, and the ceiling on her future. Will Miranda be able to shake off hearing Mr. Price speak her fears and continue helping Caleb and the others break the curse that threatens their mortality?

Elsewhere on Ravenswood, Remy’s stint in a sleep clinic proves to be more dangerous than her sleepwalking, while Olivia finds out new information on Springer and Miranda discovers that leaving the Collins residence has certain circumstances.

Ravenswood airs Tuesdays at 9:00 on ABC Family.

Will Miranda eventually figure out why she’s still trapped on Earth? What could be causing Remy problems at the sleep clinic? Is there a chance that Springer can help Olivia piece together more information on the pact?

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Listed below are the dates, titles, and descriptions of the next two episodes of Ravenswood.

Tuesday, January 21st – “I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead”
When Remy goes to a sleep clinic in the hopes of finally getting some rest, she learns her dreams about the mysterious pact may have started before she even realized. However, it soon becomes apparent that the clinic may be the least safe place for Remy to be. Olivia discovers some new information about Springer and starts to wonder if he knows about the pact. And Caleb turns to Mr. Price for a lesson in Ravenswood town history. Meanwhile, Miranda struggles with her place within the group and discovers new consequences for leaving the Collins house.

Tuesday, January 28th – “Along Came a Spider”
Mr. Price inadvertently sends Caleb and Miranda on a quest to investigate a secret Collins has been keeping, but it leads them to some startling insight about the pact. With questions about Dillon swirling, Olivia is confused when he finally shows up to help her through her latest crisis. And Remy and Luke are determined to prove that Dillon has been hiding something, which puts Luke in danger. Meanwhile, Caleb starts school in Ravenswood and Miranda tries to keep him company, leading to an awkward incident.

Ravenswood airs Tuesdays at 9:00 on ABC Family.

What do you think Springer knows about the pact, if anything? How much insight will Caleb and Miranda gain about the pact during their investigation? Will Olivia realize that Dillon hasn’t been totally honest with her?

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Ravenswood

Let’s get things started, shall we? To recap, there was a secret pact to help protect the soldiers from Ravenswood and keep them alive. The catch – 5 teens had to die per war, for every war and now Caleb, Olivia, Luke, Remy are the marked ones. The curse already got Miranda.

“Home is Where the Heart is” started off with Raymond at Olivia and Luke’s house in the middle of the night. Why is this guy always there? What is going on with Raymond and Rochelle? Then we had Remy drawing everything she saw from when the pact was being signed. You thought that was creepy? Remy woke up to find her room filled with those drawings and the words, “We Will Die” and “You will wish you were dead” written on them. Ok, I’m officially freaked out. Actually, scratch that. I was more freaked out when Remy went downstairs to discover the drawings were all over the kitchen too. Remy remembered drawing some of them, but she must have continued drawing in her sleep. Sleep drawing? Is that a thing?

Over at the Matheson household, the police had a warrant to search the house. Apparently Mr. Kessel was digging up the hedges and found a knife with a 3 sided blade. The same kind of knife that killed Luke and Olivia’s father and the same kind of knife that Remy was drawing. Freaky.

Caleb’s dad showed up to his place. Caleb’s dad had business in Ravenswood. You remember Henry Rivers, the man that passed away last episode? It turned out Caleb and his dad were his next of kin. Interesting.

After a little family reunion, Caleb went running over to Luke and Olivia’s house after Luke texted him about the cops being at their house. Caleb recognized Springer, the guy who used to work for Collins in the crowd of people that were watching the police take Rochelle to the police station for questioning. The police ended up taking Luke as well as he flew off the handle because his mother got hit in the head while she was being put in the squad car. While Luke was cooling down in a jail cell, a bizarre thing happened. (I do realize I said bizarre, since pretty much everything on this show is bizarre) The man in the cell beside him all of a sudden got up and told Luke, “You should not have seen. If thine eye offend thee pluck it out. You’re going to wish you were dead before this is over. And then, you’ll get your wish.” No joke, I got goosebumps.

Raymond Collins showed up to the Matheson’s house after Rochelle had called him to ask him to check up on Olivia. Olivia told Raymond the police found a knife and that she believed someone planted it. As much as I think Raymond is creepy, I don’t believe he’s up to no good. Side note: how many times now has Raymond just showed up to Olivia’s house?

Another day, another attack by a spirit. Miranda came face to face with Beatrice Meredith Stevens. Miranda went to Remy for help finding out what happened to Beatrice. Beatrice was Grunwald’s sister. Could she have been marked like them and wants this curse broken as much as the group does? Is Collins keeping Beatrice there?

Miranda tried to reach out to Beatrice and it worked. Well, sort of worked. Beatrice showed herself and said to Miranda “Don’t look at that.” Was she talking about that photo of Beatrice and the baby? Wait a minute. Beatrice wasn’t Grunwald’s sister. Miranda figured out that Grunwald was in fact Beatrice’s daughter! Beatrice was a teenager and got pregnant. Beatrice died at 17 with 4 others. Miranda tried talking to her about the pact but Beatrice told her to stop asking. Miranda pleaded with her but Beatrice wasn’t having any of it. I don’t think B wants the curse to be broken because she wants to be with her daughter. Unfortunately, Carla will die and leave Beatrice all alone. Is that what she really wants?

Back to Caleb and his dad. He told Jamie that he broke up with Hanna. Jamie was trying to convince Caleb to go back to Rosewood to try and get back with Hanna but Caleb wasn’t having any of it. Caleb told his dad he wasn’t going to leave Ravenswood. Jamie wasn’t leaving either as he inherited a house from Henry, seeing as Jamie and Caleb were Henry’s only living relatives. I didn’t like that Caleb was acting like a spoiled jerk, but he felt like he had to do it to protect his father. I was really happy Caleb went by to see his dad later on and extended an olive branch. Creepy thing #45 (not really counting, but I totally should be) happened. A bird came in the house and Jamie said the bird was too late. Caleb was confused and Jamie said,  “A bird in the house means a death in the family.” I really hope it meant Henry.

Interesting thing happened. Springer went to Tess asking her what was going on? So, are Springer, Dillion, and Tess working together? I have no idea what’s going on.

Later, Luke went over to see Remy and saw all of her drawings. Later on that evening Remy recited “If thine eye offend thee, pluck it out” and tried to stab Luke as he slept on the couch. Girl gone crazy! She had been sleepwalking and ended up slashing her father by accident. That incident was the last straw and Remy was headed to the sleep clinic. Remy needs some help, but I don’t think that the sleep clinic is going to be very helpful.

Carla and Raymond’s conversation at the end was really insightful. Raymond told Grunwald he saw Springer and the poor guy was drowning and had no idea what he got himself into. Raymond believes Springer is going to do something stupid. Something someone will have to clean up. What is happening? So is Raymond a baddy? I can’t make up my mind about him. One person who has made up her mind about him was Olivia. She told her mother she had to stay away from Raymond. I have a feeling Rochelle is not going to listen to her daughter.

Looked like Springer was going off the deep end. Springer followed Olivia and was telling her all about Dillon. He was telling Olivia that he knows all sorts of stuff about Dillon and that all of this was her dad’s fault and if he would have done right by Springer’s dad everything would have been okay. I was happy Olivia kneed him, but I kind of wish she didn’t because I really wanted to know what he was going to say. Things didn’t work out too well for Springer because he ended up getting hit by a car. A car being driven by Tess! Was this all part of the plan?  I need to know!

By the looks of that last scene, has Miranda figured out something about the curse? I can’t wait another week!

What did you guys think of the episode? Are your heads spinning as much as mine is? Sound off below!

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On tonight’s episode of Ravenswood, Tess has realized the error of her ways in going after Spring and approached her former friend with the intention of patching things up. Whatever part of Olivia remained upset about the way she was treated by Tess immediately melted away, as she never stopped wanting to patch things up with Tess, holding on to the hope that their friendship would be stronger than a guy. But we’ve seen that Olivia isn’t the best reader of people in the Cursed Five, with her still not picking up on the fact that Dillon isn’t who he claims to be, and there’s always a chance that Tess isn’t exactly pure in her desire to get back into Olivia’s good graces. Could Tess simply want to be friends with Olivia again after realizing what a mistake she made with Springer? Or does she have more nefarious reasons for reaching out?

Elsewhere on Ravenswood, the Ravenswood Police descend upon Luke and Olivia’s house when something with ties to the past and present is discovered, while Caleb’s father decides to find out what his son is up to in Ravenswood, Remy deals with the lingering effects of her dreams, and Miranda gains insight into Mrs. Grunwald’s connection to the supernatural.

Ravenswood airs tonight at 9:00 on ABC Family. You can check out a review of the winter premiere here.

What do you think the police found at Luke and Olivia’s? Will Caleb be able to keep his father from poking around too much into the goings-on in Ravenswood? How will learning more about Mrs. Grunwald help Miranda and the others in their quest to break the curse?

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