Scandal season 6 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Rowan Pope, feeling endangered, discusses fleeing for safety. President Grant asserts Rowan's limited freedom within the White House, while Cyrus Beene is released from charges. Mellie Grant, weighed down by political pressures, battles public perception issues. Tension surfaces between Quinn and Charlie, reflecting their strained relationship. A somber moment occurs at Elizabeth North's grave. Mellie and Olivia strategize against Theodore Peus' manipulative threats, leading to Mellie's bold decision to appoint Luna Vargas as Vice President. Olivia asserts her dominance, confronting adversaries and reclaiming control.
Full Episode S06E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who expresses a desire to flee for safety at the beginning of the episode?
Rowan Pope.
What does President Grant inform Rowan Pope about his status?
He is still a prisoner within the White House.
Who is declared innocent and released?
Cyrus Beene.
What issue does Mellie Grant express frustration about?
The public's perception and fear regarding the political situation.
What is the tension between Quinn Perkins and Charlie about?
Personal issues in their relationship.
Where do David Rosen and Jake Ballard reflect on Elizabeth North's life?
At her makeshift grave.
Why is Jake Ballard pressured to resign as Vice President-elect?
Due to compromising footage.
Who does Mellie Grant decide to fight against?
Theodore Peus.
What is the main topic of argument among Cyrus, Rowan, and others?
Their predicament and past decisions.
Who refuses to help and criticizes the group's efforts?
Rowan Pope.
What personal tensions rise in the episode?
Between Olivia and Fitz regarding their relationship.
Who does Mellie Grant announce as her Vice President?
Luna Vargas.
How does Olivia Pope assert her control at the end of the episode?
By confronting and threatening her adversaries.
What is the team's reaction to Mellie's announcement?
They brace for Peus' reaction to their defiance.