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But here, after Delia's scarring, Fiona found herself reeling. From the sound of things, it was mostly (or all) emotional neglect.

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Fiona's guilt is more reasonable, and accessible, to me since I don't know the full scope of the abuse she inflicted on Delia in the past. Especially when (as in this episode) the show keeps taking us back in time and showing us new terrible things she's done. I appreciate her sorrow and regret - especially after learning that she wasn't just a cruel monster to her slaves, but to her girls as well - but her crimes are so ghastly that it's hard to get into a head space where I feel sorry for her. I like LaLaurie's arc, but I'm of the mind that there's not that much she can do to redeem herself. What a lovely day for a Nick Cave concert. 'Who's there?' Who's there? A ZOMBIE! You know, those things that are attacking everyone!? It was like the show forgot what was happening for a moment. No sense of urgency, or even acknowledgement that she'd just seen her three dead daughters (and their dead friends). Queenie was taken back to her bed and LaLaurie went downstairs to, you know, get some ice. Minutes after everyone freaked out about the zombies surrounding the house, things sort of cooled down inside. Anyhow, that wasn't the only clumsy part. But I don't care what rules Coven's zombies are playing by, you can't stop a zombie by stabbing it. Even though it was an emotional LaLaurie taking out her daughter, Borquita. I loved Queenie trying to use her voodoo doll powers on a zombie (to no avail) - but then the zombie fell after getting run through with a poker? That didn't play right. Inside the school however, things played out different. It was good to see her be violently proactive in a way that didn't involve her killer vagina.

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This type of action movie maneuver sort of came out of nowhere, but I welcomed it as Zoe's never been our point person for good decisions. Likewise, there were moments during the zombie attack that just felt 'off.' Nan rushing out to save the neighbor boy was great, as was Zoe's kickass Evil Dead/Lollipop Chainsaw dismembering of all the zombies. The last we saw of her was her thrashing in bed, experiencing shocking flashes of Hanks improprieties. But the episode left us in the lurch with regards to Delia.

Pretty cool twists that now make me wonder if there can be more than one new heir. Zoe managed to do something that broke Laveau's spell and took the voodoo out of the zombies while Delia, still not fully conscious after the assault, received a startling clairvoyant vision of her husband's cheating ways. On top of all this, two witches displayed new unexpected powers, muddying the 'Supreme' waters even more. The zombies (summoned by Laveau) laid siege to Miss Robichaux's School causing LaLaurie to come to terms with the pain and suffering she inflicted on her own daughters while they were alive, and Fiona had to recognize that she was to blame for Delia getting a face full of sulphuric acid. Burn!' - was at times disjointed, but overall a thrilling, stakes-raising chapter immersed in the guilt of formerly cruel mothers. The more-focused second half of Coven's Halloween arc - 'Burn, Witch.