Sleepy Hollow season 4 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In "Sleepy Hollow," Diana and Crane confront a supernatural challenge when a Barghest, a wolf-demon, targets young Witness Molly on her 11th birthday. Disguised as Molly's father Mitch, the creature seeks to harness her emerging powers. Meanwhile, Crane educates Molly about her role as a Witness and the history she's part of. Diana grapples with Mitch's sudden return and his desire to reconnect. The episode culminates in a tense showdown where Diana and Crane save Molly, using knowledge and artifacts linked to the Barghest's legend. Concurrently, Malcolm Dreyfuss, having undergone a dark transformation, plots his next moves with his demonic ally, Jobe.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What supernatural creature is responsible for the attacks in the episode?
The Barghest, a wolf-demon targeting young girls.
How does the Barghest choose its victims?
It preys on young girls who are Witnesses, particularly targeting them on their 11th birthday.
What is the significance of Molly's 11th birthday?
It's when a Witness, like Molly, acquires their powerful mantle.
Who does the Barghest disguise itself as in the episode?
Mitch Talbott, Diana's ex and Molly's father.
What historical figure does Crane teach Molly about?
Christopher Columbus and his exploration of the New World.
What is the connection between the Barghest and historical legends?
The Barghest inspired the legend of "Little Red Riding Hood."
What is Malcolm Dreyfuss's condition in the episode?
He has been transformed and seeks to change the world with his newfound power.
What is Diana's role in relation to Molly being a Witness?
Diana's role is as a parent, supporting Molly in her journey as a Witness.
How is the Barghest defeated?
Diana and Crane use feldspar bolts, made of the same stone as Plymouth Rock, to defeat the Barghest.
What does Molly learn about her role as a Witness?
Molly learns about the responsibilities and challenges of being a Witness.
What does Crane compare the role of a Witness to?
Crane compares it to explorers like Christopher Columbus, trusting their instincts and heading in the right direction.
What is the relationship between Diana and Mitch Talbott?
Mitch is Diana's ex and wants to reconnect with her and Molly.
How does the episode portray Crane's understanding of modern toys?
Crane is amused and fascinated by modern toys, contrasting them with the simplicity of toys from his time.
What is the nature of the body found in Arlington National Cemetery?
The body is petrified, suggesting a supernatural cause of death.
What future threat does the episode foreshadow?
The looming threat of Malcolm Dreyfuss and his demonic ally, Jobe, planning to change the world.
