Then finally this week, we got to see what happened after Megs massive deception.
Then enters Papa Pope, assuring Huck he had all the tools to survive.
Thats when Huck starts banging the end of his headrest into the window and finally broke free.
I loved the poetics in this scene.
He wasnt just the one in his dreams figuring out how to escape.
His friends were there right by his side, rooting him on.
Even Rowan was too, in his own condescending way.
Perhaps my once-favorite character might redeem himself enough to be back on my favorites list.
Speaking of redeemable characters…or, not so much.
Huck and Abby
Olivia, Quinn and Charlie definitely got down to the bottom of what happened to Huck.
Huck and Quinn
Meg attempted to get ready to go on the run, dyeing her hair blonde.
But Quinn and Charlie got to her first.
Of course, Quinn pulled out all the torturing stops to get Meg to tell them where Huck was.
That was the final straw for Quinn and she killed Meg instantly.
Liv was pissed when she found out Meg was dead.
Marcus and Charlie managed to hold her back, but Quinn still told Abby she would kill her.
Liv would need to find another way to find out what happened to Huck.
Thankfully with the help of Marcus, Jake, Quinn and Charlie…she was able to do that.
Throughout Hucks dreams or hallucinations, Olivia was certainly one of his guiding lights.
I would argue Huck is the same for Olivia.
So maybe Abby wasnt as horrible as I thought.
Well, at least not horrible enough to kill one her friends to get what she wanted.
Abbys determination for atonement may have been more damning than her original sins.
Next week is the 100thepisode ofScandal.
It looks like we can expect a what if scenario that would have changed theScandalseries entirely.
