| Let the Dark Times Roll | |
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| Season 4, Episode 5 | |
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| Air date | December 8, 2013 |
| Written by | Jeremy Boxen |
| Directed by | Ron Murphy |
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Let the Dark Times Roll is the fifth episode of Season 4.
Writer
- Jeremy Boxen
Synopsis
Bo’s quest for answers leads the gang to a Dark Fae party, with a dangerous guest list. Meanwhile, Trick is summoned to appear before the Una Mens.
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Plot
Bo and Lauren reunite
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Bo and Lauren are reunited thanks to The Morrigan, after not seeing each other since their encounter in front of Dr. Isaac Taft at his laboratory. They kissed passionately, delighting in their reunion, and made love while they could. Lauren suddenly realized that Bo was at the Dark Ceilidh party and asked her why she was there. Lauren is shocked to hear from Bo that she is now Dark Fae, but Bo explained that she intended to reverse her alignment.
Later, Lauren broke the news to Bo that she had chosen to join the Dark after accepting The Morrigan's offer to protect her. She told Bo that when The Una Mens started killing humans and she ran for her life, the Light Fae had not bothered to come looking for her, but the Dark had sought her out and offered her protection. With the Dark, Lauren could come and go as she pleased, on her own terms, without a binding agreement or a "dog collar", and felt free for the first time. Bo told Lauren that if she claimed her, she could be free and protected, but Lauren turned Bo down because being claimed by Bo meant being owned by her and said to Bo, "You're Fae. I'm human. So I'll always be a prisoner. The least I can do is choose my own cage." Bo walked away, feeling shock and disbelief.
Songs and Music
- Baleric Wind courtesy APM Music
- Clearsky courtesy APM Music
- Over You by Flume feat. Anthony For Cleopatra
- She Hurt My Head courtesy APM Music
- Summersonic courtesy APM Music
- The Wanderer by Emilie Mover
- Today Is A Good Day courtesy APM Music
Trivia
- The title is a permutation of "Let the Good Times Roll" – the English translation of the Cajun French phrase "Laissez les bons temps rouler." The phrase is often used in relation to Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
- The title also invokes the 1978 hit single "Good Times Roll" by American rock band, The Cars.
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- For inclusion in plot narrative when more information is added:
- Pietra
- Scavenger Fae
- Scimitar of Cronus