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"Like Hanna pointed out in the first season: Alison is gone, but she&amp;#039;s everywhere. Let&amp;#039;s start: Accessory of the Week Mona&amp;#039;s ice cream cone shirt was a hilarious addition to the tense conversation she was having with Aria. Where can we get one?  On the Run The biggest reveal of the night was Melissa&amp;#039;s video confessing that she was the one who buried Bethany Young alive. She saw Spencer dragging a shovel and going after Alison the night Ali disappeared, so when Bethany&amp;#039;s body turned up she thought Spencer might have killed her. That doesn&amp;#039;t explain why she had that A Team cabal with Shana, but it does explain why she&amp;#039;s been so reactionary and nervous. She killed someone! And the wrong someone! I don&amp;#039;t know if all of this makes her a good person, but it definitely makes her a good sister. At long last, Spencer can have some sort of relief around that, but she can&amp;#039;t really do anything about it \u2014 Melissa has left the country and headed back to England, so who knows if or when we&amp;#039;ll see her again. After Spencer shows them the video, the girls raised an important question: Why was Bethany dressed to look like Ali? Who wanted to create that diversion in the first place? A Is for Abandonment  Everyone is still on board the SS Alison Lies Too Much, but this week they slowly realized that there&amp;#039;s very little they can do about it. Just when they built up their courage enough to go to the police, A used a wall of televisions to remind them &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;re all in this together,&amp;quot; a message superimposed over a photo of Alison visiting Hanna in the hospital. Hanna is the one to point out that the cops will never believe their story if A gives them evidence like this; it would look like they were in cahoots the entire time she was missing. Did Ali make a deal with A to get out of town? Remember, it was one of A&amp;#039;s earlier conditions that Alison stays put. They&amp;#039;re frantically trying to figure out if Ali teamed up with A to secure her own safety, a nagging suspicion that isn&amp;#039;t alleviated when Lt. Tanner tells them that someone has come forward and is willing to tell her the truth. Everyone assumes it&amp;#039;s Alison, but what if it&amp;#039;s Sydney, or Mona, or Jenna, trying to make waves? Yes, Ali Wonder Woman-ed into Vivian Darkbloom to frame Cyrus Petrillo for her kidnapping, but I still don&amp;#039;t think she&amp;#039;d go to the police and turn herself in after fighting so hard to craft the lie in the first place.  Ezra and Emily, Sitting in a Tree F-i-g-u-r-i-n-g out that Alison knew Cyrus and framed him. It makes sense that these two finally teamed up, considering that they&amp;#039;ve both been burned by Ali. They accurately guess that she must have something to hold over him, made more clear by the photos of her standing next to him at an ATM when she was supposed to have been dead. I&amp;#039;m surprisingly okay with Team Double E; it makes Ezra useful and gives Emily an outlet for her excess energy. At the end of the episode, Emily mistakenly calls Ali A; did she and Ezra turn something up, something to make her think Ali is pulling all of the strings? If the end of this show is that Alison was A all along, I will eat the entire arm of my couch.  Now that Alison is out of her life and on her shit list, Emily is having second thoughts about her former relationship with Paige. They do a lot of intensely awkward staring at each other, but are they going to get back together? And should they? Paige is still going away to school, and Emily is still not done with A. Would A even let these guys get back together?  The Biggest Boner Killer of All Time Aria is having a weird week, including but not limited to her father dropping the biggest boner killer sentence of all time: &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve had my fedora reblocked for the occasion.&amp;quot; The occasion was an old movie screening that everyone got dressed up for, and Mona sort of weaseled her way into an invitation and sat with Aria&amp;#039;s family. Mona runs to the bathroom after Aria whispers something to her \u2014 what did she say?! \u2014 and tearfully reveals that she&amp;#039;s only been trying to protect herself from Ali all along, right before she drops the hammer that Ali is probably going to come after Aria and the liars once she&amp;#039;s done with Mona. I don&amp;#039;t think this is an act, but what if it is? Can we ever really trust Mona? And what if she and Ali are in on it together?  Oops, an Impromptu Intervention Caleb is straight-up haunted, and that&amp;#039;s why he needs to get drunk to fall asleep at night, didn&amp;#039;t you know? At first Hanna is upset that he reneged on their deal to quit drinking, but then she realizes it&amp;#039;s part of a bigger problem \u2014 she just didn&amp;#039;t know that the bigger problem was that Caleb released some ghosts in the woods of Ravenswood, those ghosts turned into fireflies, and Miranda, the girl he was sworn to protect, turned into a ghost that visited him through a one-two punch of his dreams and a Ouija board. Like, I would be drunk too, all day, everyday, if a ghost was trying to be my new life partner. It doesn&amp;#039;t explain why he got a haircut that made him look like one of the Three Musketeers, but I think he deserves a break for everything else.  Of course the intervention Hanna stages with Toby and Spencer didn&amp;#039;t go too well; she thought she was intervening between Caleb and a drinking problem, but she was really trying to drive a wedge between him and his ghost. My favorite part is when he was like, &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve changed since I got back from Ravenswood&amp;quot; and she was like, &amp;quot;Yeah, I&amp;#039;ve changed too, no big deal.&amp;quot; Hanna, you changed from a mild-mannered kleptomaniac to a full-fledged recovering alcoholic, which is totally not the same as having your body and brain infused with a spirit of a dead girl. You can be supportive in other ways!  In the end, the Ouija board points to &amp;quot;Good-bye,&amp;quot; and Caleb is able to sleep like a baby. I hope he&amp;#039;s not too lonely with his spirit buddy gone. There&amp;#039;s someone watching him and Hanna, so it seems like he won&amp;#039;t be alone for too long.  Who wanted to make it look like Bethany was Alison, and why was Bethany (of all people) picked? Is Melissa really gone for good, and why didn&amp;#039;t her dad send her to a place with no extradition laws? Does Spencer&amp;#039;s mom even know that Melissa is gone? So many questions! See you next week.  Follow Danielle on Twitter.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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