Wardwell teaches history and why witches are so “ bad for the world.” A much more hostile world than before. He and Roz are still together, he’s just different. Thankfully she has magic on her side to change quickly so none of Blackwood’s young Gestapo-like studet soldiers pick her out of the crowd. Not exactly safe for her there or anywhere. Baxter High’s certainly changed-it’s now Blackwood High. Judith and Judas are growing up in a powerful family, and Prudence serves as a soldier for her father. Time and space itself has changed.Įmperor Blackwood rules over all. Before Prudence can do so Faustus tells the imp to “ pervert the world” and make him Emperor. She can see where her father is now, but won’t allow the other two to see, so she might get to her father and kill him. So she calls out to Mambo and Roz, the other two Sentinels. At the same time, Prudence is tracking her father and she can see what he’s holding, she knows the next eldritch terror has come to Greendale. Faustus picks one up wondering if it’s the Imp of the Perverse, an object that will grant its owner any wish it desires. Clearly he does.Īnd has another eldritch terror turned up at the Pilgrims of the Night Church?Īt the door comes knocking a salesman (James Urbaniak) of “ rare trinkets.” The Trinket Man has many wares, many interesting ones. That doesn’t mean he doesn’t care about Roz, though. Can’t be easy for Harv, dating another witch. She never knew when she told him she wasn’t a witch ages ago. Speaking of, Roz is telling Harvey the news that she, too, is a witch. Hilda is very supportive while Zelda has plenty of things to say about the “ juvenile election.” Meanwhile there are more eldritch terrors on their way that could literally end the world, and Roz is also a Sentinel now, one of three. Pretty minor stuff in comparison to her witchy life, yet nonetheless important. She and Roz are running together for the student council co-presidents. Sabrina’s giving a dry run for her speech to Baxter High. The title of this episode is based on an 1845 short story by Edgar Allan Poe. * For a recap & review of Chapter Thirty-Three: “Deus Ex Machina,” click here. * For a recap & review of Chapter Thirty-One: “The Weird,” click here. Chapter Thirty-Two: “The Imp of the Perverse”

Imp of the perverse