Annalisse and Sinclair fight, someone kills Sinclair, someone pushes her off the balcony and that's how they get away with it.

Bonnie didn't kill her.

i can't for wait for Annalisse to delivered " Wes I am your mother".



So that mean Wes is here to stay bitches. Now he is immune to being kill off. So y'all better get use to him.

i am SO hyped for the next 2 episodes

Oliver why he doesnt deserve this

Omg I was just crying about the same thing

This episode was so intense.

If anyone is going to die this season I think its gonna be her.

Has there even been any intimation that Wes could have been adopted or that Annalise could have given up a child? Because in addition to the "Annalise being Wes's mother" theory being too obvious, it would also be kind of random... Usually shows plant at least one or two subtle clues about a big revelation, but I can't recall ANY for this.

i mean shes always been creepily protective over him. everyone knew there was some weird connection there

I get that, but I'm talking about how this revelation wouldn't really do much to develop either of their characters. The idea of Wes being adopted or Annalise giving up a child hasn't been something that's driven either of their characters, so that suddenly being brought to the forefront wouldn't make much sense other than to just be a "wow, what a big twist!" moment.

When her mom came last season, did she say anything about any bad choices Annalise made besides Sam? Oh wait, Annalise was molested by her uncle right? Did they reference her getting pregnant? I can't remember. I just think Wes being her son is soooo anti-climatic.

I can't with these filler episodes,

Shonda's dragging this plot to death, literally.

OMG my Ollie

This season is amazing! Ollie can't die though, he won't or I'll FUME

"It's him" = the one who freed her from Sam

• The fact that they have these awkwardly close moments together all the time, yet they never seem sexual.
• The fact that she's gone to incredible lengths to keep protecting and empathizing with him.
• The fact that they made it clear that he made it into her class last minute, with very slim chances & she made him part of her "team", despite having less experience than other students in her class.
• The fact that she knows so much about his history.

It was actually quite obvious from the beginning, I've always had my suspicions - since the time she touched his face and looked deeply into his eyes. She doesn't have that connection with any of the other students. I don't see how it would come as a surprise to anyone, as the writers seem to have been setting it up from the first episode.

Not Oliver. Good Lord... not Oliver

I have a bad feeling about this...

I wasn't talking about whether or not it was obvious - I already said I think it would be an obvious twist. I meant that there hasn't been much importance placed on this possible revelation in terms of either of their characters:

All I'm saying is it doesn't feel like anything's been building up towards this revelation other than "Annalise acts weird about Wes". I just think it'd be a twist for the sake of having twists, and an obvious one at that.

but OHHHHMMMYYYGOOOOD what a good episode.

Not Oliver. Why? Ugh he was being such a mess in this episode. The Bonnie argument at the end was good but who the F shot Annalise? I doubt it was any of the four. Maybe her lesbian lover?

Mess at FrAnk being so into Ollie on the eve of his death tho