Lana often fantasized about it; taking what Oliver treasured most before she went. It would be the perfect revenge. A final end to the cosmic joke. But could she? Of course, she did not hesitate to try and end her life when she was still growing inside of her. Why was now any different? Because she adored Lana, because she trusted her, because she called her "Mama".

Lana knew that if she kept insisting she would have given in. She couldn't allow herself that decision. For Wendy and those women who could fall victims to him. She did not want another woman to go through what she or Wendy went through. It would be too much. So she would go through with it. She would raise Bloody Face's son.

KitLana story. My take on how I would have wrapped the show up if my shipper heart controlled everything. "It was the happiest time of my life." Lana answered as the interviewer looked on in curiosity. "Seeing Kit Walker again in that bookstore changed everything… for the better."

"Mama would have known what to do if you were sick, or sad... or scared," Lana whispered, "She would have been right there with you, holding you and singing you to sleep. I can't do any of those things. I wasn't meant to be a mother without her."

"You scared me," he tells her, and he doesn't mind saying it because for the past two years she has been his everything: his mother, his confidante, and, most importantly, the mother of his child.

The years before Briarcliff were nothing less than extraordinary. In 1959 Wendy and Lana had just begun their life together and everything was perfect.

When Olivia is raped by an old flame, will Elliot fix the pieces of her heart and help her heal? Or will she fall to pieces and let her life stay shattered forever?

Elliot and Olivia part company and try to move on with their lives. Two and a half years later, they are reunited by the murder of Olivia’s husband. New foes and old enemies try to tear them apart once again. Can they survive? EO