Ravenswood

Previously on Ravenswood...

Look out!

- She could have killed us. - What happened?

It wasn't my fault. Miranda grabbed the wheel.

There must have been something in the road.

There was nothing in the road. I would have seen it.

Doctor: Time of death: 1:02.

I made it clear to Remy, now I'll make it clear to you.

I want you and your sister to stay away from my daughter.

Remy: Three wars, no soldiers die,

but when the wars are over and the soldiers come home

something happens to five kids in town.

Explain that.

Everyone else in my unit is gone. I don't even know why I'm here.

It doesn't make any sense that I'm the only one that survived the attack.

It worked. I heard you reading my mom's letter.

I just followed your voice.

- Do they know? - Know what?

- That you're back. - Caleb, I'm not back.

I'm... I'm dead.

Miranda: Nice turnout for my funeral.

I'm glad you're still here.

Does it feel any different today?

You mean have I seen a bright light in the tunnel?

No. It's like that time in the first grade

my foster mom forgot to pick me up from school.

I'm just... Sitting on the curb, waiting.

Well, hey, you're not alone.

Whatever this is... curse, pattern...

we're gonna figure it out together.

Thanks.

Mr. Collins' old suit fits you nicely.

I knew that it would.

Yeah, it's, uh, pretty spiffy.

At least you can take yours off.

I didn't even get to pick the dress I'm buried in.

Who are they again?

I'm terrible with names.

It's Luke and Olivia Matheson.

You didn't exactly meet them.

No. I just died with them.

You okay, mom?

I'm fine.

Clark's here.

I don't think he came to pay respects.

Come on. You guys used to be friends.

We played hockey together. Then he picked a different team.

Miranda was my sister Lilah's daughter.

I wish I'd known her better.

He doesn't wish he knew me better.

He shut down every conversation I tried to start.

She was only seventeen... Much too young.

But when death came, the worries ended.

Her cares were put away.

She's with the angels now.

"She's with the angels now"?

Really? Wow.

Brief and unconvincing.

It's okay. Just relax.

It's not okay.

Caleb, what if I disappear forever?

Don't let me go.

I can't believe her foster family didn't come.

Or her friends. No one should be that alone.

Is that why you're here? So she's not alone?

Just felt right. We were all in the car with her.

I don't know, ever since the accident...

what? I can't keep calling it an accident.

It's a part of the pattern I was talking to you about.

It's a lot bigger than I first thought.

Like how big?

Like maybe there were supposed to be five coffins out there today.

Look, I know you want to be here for her.

But maybe we should go.

- You just lost your dad, and... - I'm not going to any dark place.

Okay? I'm just sad she's gone.

Hey. How you doing?

Um, a little worn out. I haven't really slept much.

I know. Every time I close my eyes I'm back in the river.

I thought you said your folks were coming.

My dad's here.

My mom was dressed, she was in the car.

She didn't make it past the driveway.

She's still adjusting to being stateside.

It'll get better. I hope so.

I miss you.

I don't care what our parents say.

I can't handle radio silence.

We do have to talk.

My mom's outside. Coast is clear.

- What's up? - No, I mean,

I have to talk to you and Olivia both.

Can you meet Caleb and me at the vault around three?

Great. Double date.

My dad.

I'll be there.

Did you go to school with the girl who died?

No. I didn't know her. She was a runaway.

Probably came after Mr. Collins looking for a little early inheritance.

She just wanted to meet him.

Did you know her?

Yeah. She was beautiful.

I didn't know her long, but...

She was the kind of person you didn't mind

being stuck on a bus with half the night.

She had a wicked sense of humor.

I think she watched a lot of movies.

But she read books, too.

Real books. Off pages.

She loved stories.

She had some of her own.

I just... Wish I could have heard more.

Clark: We don't have to do this here.

We should get mom and go.

Hold on.

Hey, Clark?

You mind telling your boss to leave my mom alone for ten minutes?

- It's a funeral, man. - Luke, take it easy.

I'm sorry about that.

You guys even looking for the jerk who's been vandalizing my parents' tombstone?

Doing anything about that? Pretty busy looking for your dad's killer.

How's that going?

We've been following up on some leads related to a person of interest.

You mean our mom.

I can't confirm or deny that.

What leads?

We got a name from a couple of witnesses at your dad's office.

They heard your parents arguing over a woman named Abby.

- Do either of you know who that is? - No. Why?

Chief thinks your dad may have been involved with this woman.

Romantically?

Our dad? That's... that's ridiculous.

You guys know the murder looks like a crime of passion.

The chief's putting puzzle pieces together.

Maybe they fit, maybe they don't.

Are they gonna arrest her?

Clark: I've spoken to your lawyer.

These are false accusations!

It was good to see you guys.

I'm sorry it was like this.

Do you really think dad was having an affair?

I don't want to believe it either.

Are you coming?

I'll get a ride with Dillon.

Get mom home.

I'm coming!

You really think I'm beautiful?

Thought maybe you just said that earlier to pull me back.

You're back.

That's all that matters.

Yeah.

I wish they hadn't put me in the ground.

I hate the dark.

You're not gone.

You mean it's just my body in that hole?

Sorry, I was kind of attached to it.

That didn't come out right.

Came out very "Miranda."

You know, you're handling this really well.

Uh, don't think I didn't consider

that I possibly have a brain tumor

and I'm just hallucinating you.

Well, if I am your figment, at least you could tell me what happens next.

I'm still working on what's already happened.

Why this town is trying to kill...

it's okay, you can say it.

Something in this town is trying to kill you.

All of you.

Come on. I'm thinking that Remy can help us

figure out how to fight back.

Let's hear what she has to say.

Wait. Caleb?

Something's happening. It's not letting me pass.

- What...? - You should go on.

I'll, uh, I'll always find you.

I hope.

Remy: I don't think Miranda's death was an accident.

Luke: Of course it was an accident.

No. I mean it's a lot bigger than all of us.

It's a pattern.

Ever since 1918, Ravenswood vets

have some home safely from war,

even though the odds were completely against them,

and five kids died.

There have been five incidents in the last century.

Ours was number six.

Rem, I mean, teenagers die in accidents all the time.

But look at the big picture. The kids always die within a week.

Remy, when did your mom come home? Last Monday.

We went in the river Saturday night.

Don't blame her mom.

I'm not talking cause and effect.

I'm just... Pointing out the pattern.

There were a bunch of people that were killed in these two accidents.

The mine explosion after world war ii,

and the building collapse in 1953.

The higher body count just camouflages the five teens.

Who's doing this mysterious camouflaging?

I wish I knew.

I know it sounds crazy, but Ravenswood has a reputation.