I have another confession to make: I think I missed her.
I found this weeks Obligatory Betsy Ross Tie-In downright charming in its obligatory-ness.
Remember when Crane was just a confused motorcycle passenger holding on to Abbie for dear life?
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They grow up so fast.
Is Crane headed for a dont look back or shes gone forever moment of his own?
If he is, its not in his immediate future.
Crane doesnt really do either of those things.
Across town, Sophie is witnessing a similar phenomenon.
He assumes that the figure is a sign from his partner: Shes dying.
Great job, Crane.
Sleepy Hollow really needed another demon loose on the streets.
The demon wastes no time killing someone, and Sophie isnt pleased.
Crane knew this might happen, and he accepted the risk without telling her.
More than that, Crane is Sophies way into a world that shes been looking for since her childhood.
Her parents were archeologists who went missing on a dig at some Mayan ruins.
Local workers swore they were taken by demonic forces, but Sophie never had any proof that they existed.
As soon as she and Joe have broken in, Randall shows up to reap the benefits.
Joe was the one who fired the gun.
(Your guys are sleeping on the job out there.
You should hire better guys.)
The close call leads Jenny to a confession that she didnt plan to make: Joe is stupid.
Why hasnt he made a move on her since their Shard-inspired kiss?
Hes a person she loves!
At the word, Joe wastes no time striding across her trailer and kissing her like he means it.
I am so here for this.
In 1776, Crane and Betsy watched the British hang Nathan Hale for treason.
He was a terrible spy.
Not all our partners will survive, Betsy told him.
Sometimes you must accept that there arent going to be any miracles.
The best you might do is continue your mission.
Thelef-tenantis not here, but she is somewhere.
Abbie wakes up in a surprisingly bright cave that looks to be Not of This World.
I assume shell kick some demon ass there, too.
