'Pretty Little Liars' Ep. 3.2 Recap - Emily and Paige's PG-Rated Sleepover

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Narrowly escaped, the hooded figure is revealed to be (evil!) Toby.  Paige and Emily go back to Emily’s where Paige spends the night.  After some reassuring words, Emily kisses Paige goodnight, and they go to sleep (in separate beds – this is ABC Family, after all!) 

At the Academic Decathlon after party (first time those words have been written in the same sentence), Hannah has some fireworks in store as well.  Finally fed up with Mona, she lashes out and tells Mona that she is done with their friendship. 

Still reeling from her devastating upset, Spencer realizes that Mona is perhaps even more dangerous than before.  “She can take us down right out in the open,” Spencer notes.   Spencer either means that Mona can kill them, or she can continue to beat them in questions regarding post-Soviet Russia.  Either way, in Spencer’s eyes, it’s bad.

Paige still seems flustered as she and Emily recount the  night’s events.  She’s concerned that Emily chased a dark clothed figure into the woods, and I am concerned about Paige’s braids.  Emily suggests Paige go see a therapist, advice that she probably should have given Paige after she tried to drown Emily in the pool (Remember how that happened?  Because they don’t seem to.). But let’s hope that opens the door to bring back Dr. Sullivan (Annabeth Gish)!

Back in the Montgomery house, Meredith is still playing mom, taking care of Aria, who is feeling under the weather.  Aria’s suspicions about her father have come to a head, and the two decide to do some snooping of their own, as he is (conveniently) leaving for his business trip.  They aren’t the only ones curious of Byron’s whereabouts, however.  As he leaves his office that night, a hooded Mon-A tells someone over the phone, “He’s leaving.  I’ll call you back.”

In the final A moment, a figure donning the standard A uniform (black hoodie, black pants, evil lurking) buries some masquerade masks, implicitly the ones stolen from Harold’s office.   The A Team seems to have expanded, with Mensa Mona at the forefront.  Who is this mysterious figure, who doesn’t seem to know how to bury things properly?  Could it be Byron?  Lucas?  Mona herself?  The drama continues Tuesday nights on ABC Family. 

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