"Your impatience is callow, you're needlessly cruel, but have some respect for our historied rules." - Magic Mirror

TTG truly did spend their time well on this masterpiece. This episode had me on my edge of my dilapidated seat for more of The Wolf Among Us. This episode, in particular, had many plot twists, character twists (virtually everything we perceived to be true wasn't the truth at all). Bigby's complete wolf form was unveiled in a bloody match off with the uncanny and infamous Bloody Mary. The player is confronted with multiple decisions to kill the Crooked Man, as well. I won't spoil much details, so if one had not played the episode stray away from this blog post..Once supposedly mercilessly mutilating Mary to glass shards, Bigby intends to take CM in. Or, kill him. According to decisions calculated by the game itself, it is concluded that more players cuffed him and returned to Snow. He then had a trial in front of colleagues and peers, all leading to his ultimate demise or an unfortunate life locked behind bars. Most players had decided to throw him down the witching well, some decided to tear his head off, and then dispose of his corpse in the witching well. After such an incident, things subsequently look brighter for the future Fabletown. According to the decisions of the player, Toad and TJ and (all based on decisions) Colin are sent to the Farm due to their inability to obtain a glamour. As a final scene, Bigby receives the opportunity to speak to Nerissa as a final goodbye and an epic conclusion to the year-long series. There are currently a multitude of theories scattered in disarray across the internet, depicting how and why Nerissa and Faith are connected (play the episode to understand what this is about). What is most shocking is that Bigby can actually follow Nerissa, which perhaps implies a second season or..DLC. I sincerely hope TTG does institute DLC or a second season, because game devs never leave a game on a cliffhanger akin to that. In conclusion, the year-long series we have been yearning to play each and every month has ended. And I'm happy to say, that the game was unlike no other.