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The Owl House · Season 1, Episode 15

Belos, Eda and others in “Unfinished Business”

[After infecting the Titan's heart, Belos begins to attack the entire Boiling Isles with an all-consuming mold and emerges in a massive, Titan-like form.]

FINALLY! I CAN CLEANSE THIS PERDITION MYSELF!

[He blasts the surrounding landscape with blue flames, causing the mold to spread further.]

Is that Belos?!

How'd he get here without a body?!

[The Collector finds Raine's earring with a bit of mold stuck on it, and seems to realize that Belos was controlling Raine's puppet body to manipulate him before.]

What do we do?! There's no way we can stop that!

[looking determined] Yes, there is. [begins glowing] And I know how. [he flies straight towards Belos, stopping just short of the monster's face]

No...what is he doing?

[smiling] I get it now. You just need kindness and forgiveness, huh? [he hugs Belos's skull, to everyone's shock and confusion, then turns back to the others happily] Luz, look! We can all be buddies now!

[Belos prepares to blast him in the back.]

COLLECTOR! [flies out on her staff]

NO!

[Luz reaches and protects him just before Belos's attack can hit home.]

Huh? But... I thought I was doing the right thing!

[smiling gently] No, no, you did good, Collector. But this is a little more complicated. Don't worry, I think it... missed... me...

[She turns to realize that the mold is consuming her right hand, and Eda and King watch in horror as it spreads across her body.]

[scared] Luz... what's happening?

[starting to tear up] Eda, King... looks like we're gonna be split up again... I feel like I should be used to this feeling by now, but... I still don't know what to say...

[Luz's body is completely consumed and dissolves into orbs of light. The Collector catches one and holds it tightly while he and Stringbean float back down. He turns to Eda and King, sad and confused.]

Where'd she go?

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