Slasher season 1 episode 2 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In Waterbury, Sarah Bennett returns to her birthplace, haunted by her parents' murders by The Executioner. Verna McBride's brutal murder echoes the past, and Sarah's friend, Robin, survives an attack. The original Executioner, Tom Winston, suggests the new killer punishes for sins, evidenced when Justin Faysal dies from poison, symbolizing gluttony. Amidst this, Sarah uncovers unsettling truths about her parents and the town, as fear grips Waterbury with each unpredictable, sinister act.
Full Episode S01E02 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Sarah Bennett?
Sarah Bennett is a woman who returns to her hometown of Waterbury, where her parents were murdered by a serial killer known as The Executioner.
What is the significance of Verna McBride's murder?
Verna McBride's murder mirrors a past crime in Waterbury and is part of a series of killings possibly motivated by the victims' sins.
Who is Tom Winston?
Tom Winston is the original Executioner, responsible for the murder of Sarah's parents.
What theory does Tom Winston propose about the new murders?
Tom Winston suggests that the new killer, mimicking The Executioner, is punishing people for their sins.
Who is Robin, and what happened to him?
Robin is a real estate agent and friend of Sarah, who survives an attack by the new killer.
What sin is associated with Justin Faysal's murder?
Justin Faysal's murder is associated with the sin of gluttony, symbolized by his death from poisoning.
How does Chief Vaughn approach the investigation?
Chief Vaughn is skeptical of the sin-based theory and approaches the investigation in a traditional manner.
What is the significance of Sarah's grandmother's arrival?
Sarah's grandmother, Brenda, arrives unexpectedly to protect Sarah and reveals more about the night of her parents' murder.
What dark discoveries does Sarah make about her parents?
Sarah learns about her parents' involvement in questionable activities, adding complexity to her understanding of their past.
Who is Heather Peterson, and what is her behavior like?
Heather Peterson is a troubled local who acts erratically, raising suspicions about her possible involvement in the murders.
What is the community's response to the murders?
The community tries to maintain normalcy, exemplified by events like the Summer Solstice Social, despite the ongoing murders.
What is the state of Waterbury at the end of the episode?
Waterbury is in a state of fear and uncertainty, with Sarah deeply involved in unraveling the town's dark secrets.
