Father Brown season 6 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Katherine Corven, wrongfully convicted of her husband's murder, is released after the real killer confesses. Father Brown, feeling guilty for his role in her conviction, investigates her suspicious activities. Katherine's manipulative schemes unfold, involving a newspaper editor and threatening Father Brown's friend Bunty. In a dramatic confrontation, Father Brown refuses to compromise his morals, leading to Katherine's defeat. Despite her exposure, Father Brown contemplates the moral ambiguities of victory and loss in such complex cases.
Full Episode S06E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Katherine Corven?
Katherine Corven is a woman wrongfully convicted of her husband's murder.
Why was Katherine Corven's execution halted?
Her execution was halted because Vivienne Hubb, the cleaner, confessed to the murder Katherine was convicted of.
What is Father Brown's connection to Katherine Corven?
Father Brown feels guilty for his role in Katherine's wrongful conviction.
Why does Katherine join Saint Augustine’s Convent?
Katherine joins the convent seeking a simple life and repentance.
Who is Frances Whittaker and how does she die?
Frances Whittaker, a former prison wardress connected to Katherine, is found dead, apparently by suicide.
What is the role of reporter Eddie Hamsley in the story?
Eddie Hamsley investigates Father Brown's role in Katherine's case and suggests a deeper story.
How is Father Brown's reputation affected by Katherine's release?
Father Brown is accused of framing Katherine due to unrequited love, damaging his reputation.
What dilemma does Father Brown face regarding Bunty?
Father Brown receives a call indicating Bunty is in danger, implicating Katherine, and faces a moral dilemma to save her.
How is Katherine Corven finally defeated?
Katherine's manipulations and plans are exposed, leading to her defeat in a standoff with Father Brown.
What does Father Brown reflect on after Katherine's defeat?
Father Brown reflects on the moral complexities and the nature of victory and loss in the case.