Though, I got the impression Mr. Sketch isn't interested in cash. When Hanna walks over to Emily outside the school, Emily gives her grief for torturing Lucas like Alison did to her. Hanna complied, losing Sean and her dignity. Maybe Lucas is A and he set the entire jig up knowing Sean would break up with Hanna. What do you think? The good news is that A came through on the offer. Hanna finds a wad of cash in her coat pocket upon exiting the dance.
But not before a belligerent Emily runs her mouth to Ian. Spencer tells Ian that Emily was referring to their illicit kiss a while back and assures him that no one else will find out about it. Hanna notices a shadow in the background and asks Spencer if she knows who it is. Does anyone notice that in this picture the man in the back has the number 32 posted to his coat? I think it is Ian!
A is Alison. She's not really dead. The dead girl was Alison's twin. Damn, just read the book! Spencer is a bit under handed. How is it her lips always seem to land on a guy her sister's dating? Not trusting the sister either. She married Ian but she knows something.
Poor Hanna, I feel for her the most. The parents seem to have just as many issues as the PLL. Ezra is weak and Aria needs to move on. Spencer is crooked! Emily just looks like she is going to cry all the time. Is she trying to get herself into rehab with her gf? Aria is an idiot about trying to "hide" her relationship with Ezra. Everyone from executives to writers has their names etched there, as well as other innocuous spots think street signs. You might not feel the same at the end.
Obviously we saw Alison get buried on the show once, but IRL Sasha Pieterse who plays Ali had to go underground a total of four times for filming. Of all the girls, Benson was the most excited for the girls to leave high school behind. Is that a spoiler?! We call him Ossifer Toby. Obviously Spencer grew up there, but I feel like I kind of did, too.
Despite the fact that Hanna loves fashion — and pursues it as a career in 6B — Benson could do without the designer pumps. Not only does Spencer — who went to college at Georgetown and did a semester abroad at Oxford — have political aspirations, but she actually moves back to Rosewood to support her mom. Hanna may not have gotten a baby, like Benson begged for from King, but she is engaged.
Who to, though, is the cryptic part. She may have had to play a second-rate dancer to costar Shay Mitchell , but Hale points out that Benson is actually a really, really good dancer. In the series finale, Mona dons the black hoodie once again, despite making so much progress over the last six or seven years of her life, finally moving on from who she was in high school. Even with Cece, that was an accident, so while it was frustrating to once again have something like that fall on Mona, it was relatively excusable.
But there was no need for Mona to become A again, helping Alex to kidnap and entrap Spencer. Quite a disappointing end for the character, reverting her back to who she was long ago before countless instances of character growth and reparations to her relationships with Hanna and the other Liars.
To be frank, the endings introduced for the Liars all feel lazy and superficial. These girls are in their mid-twenties when the show ends, so why were they all so focused on having children already? Aria and Ezra had just gotten married, and had a movie being made based on their best-selling novel. Hanna and Caleb were just starting their careers, but so focused on trying to have a baby. Everything was just being wrapped up in the same way to keep the girls in Rosewood, whether it made sense or not.
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