Episode 1 of “Mayfair Witches” was good, but Episode 2 wasn’t as good. Even though the story was fleshed out and given more intrigue, the story seemed to go in a bit of a random order. That made us think back to the first episode, and we realized that we had felt this way even then, but it was overshadowed by how good the show was. Our only problem with the episode was that it wasn’t clear to us until about halfway through that Deirdre’s story happened before Rowan’s.
Maybe they did it on purpose, but we don’t hold it against them. Episode 2 of “Mayfair Witches,” on the other hand, felt like it could have used something better. We can’t put our finger on it, but we’re pretty sure this is a one-off. In either case, let’s see how close Rowan is to find out who she is.
Rowan’s Investigation Into Her Identity
In 1681, a village in Scotland was run by a woman and her daughters. The woman sends her children to get some herbs before it gets dark. Florie sees a man watching them when they are in the woods. Suzanne tells her to say the names of the herbs they have picked. She does it to keep Florie busy so that Florie’s younger sister doesn’t find out that Suzanne is seeing the man. She hates what she is doing and seems to be doing it because she has to. This could be the story of how the Mayfair Witches got started, which we will learn more about in the next episodes.
In the present day, Rowan is looking into her adoption again, even though her mother has died. When she calls the supposed adoption agency, they tell her they didn’t exist the year she says her mother brought her home. This means that Ellie had been lying to Rowan the whole time. As Rowan comes to terms with this news, she also starts to feel a scary presence around her. It’s Lasher, and he’s keeping an eye on her while talking to Deirdre, who is becoming more aware. He tries to shake her out of her sleep, which she does in the end, even though she acts like she hasn’t in front of Delphine and her aunt.
‘Mayfair Witches’ Episode 2: Ending Explained
The next day, Deirdre tries to sneak out of the house, but Delphine sees her. She doesn’t stop her, though. Deirdre goes to her Uncle Cortland’s house, where he gives her a dress and a place to stay while she searches for her daughter. She chants some verses and leads Lasher through them. This helps her find out where her daughter is. She goes to the hotel, full of excitement, but she is shocked to see her aunt there. Carlotta tells her again that her daughter is dead, but Deirdre can’t be stopped now.
She is tired of living a boring life that she doesn’t understand or want, so she makes a plan to get to her daughter. Rowan is getting ready to meet Cirprien. When she is waiting for the elevator, the doors open, and she sees Deirdre. She knows her from the pictures, but before she can say anything, blood starts pouring out of Deirdre’s cutthroat. Deirdre has died and never met Rowan.
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