Christina has been using the latter to masquerade as 'William,' a male alter-ego that allows Christina to travel in male-only lanes.

It turns out that Christina is a more powerful sorceress than any of the sexist men in the Order of the Ancient Dawn ever thought: She has achieved a spell that keeps people from trying to harm her knows a lot about mystic seals, ghosts, and other mystical phenomena, and has concocted potions that let people transform their race and/or gender. Christina uses her wealth to fake an inheritance from Leti's dead mother so that Leti can afford to buy a haunted house once owned by an old conspirator of Titus Braithwhite (Horatio Winthrop). Samuel's daughter Christina (Abbey Lee) turns out to have been pulling strings the whole time, including getting Atticus to the Sons of Adam Lodge (and commanding the monsters that chased him there), as well as possibly having a hand in sabotaging her father's ritual. The Police Captain (Photo: HBO)Īfter Samuel Braithwhite's death, a power struggle within the Order of the Ancient Dawn begins, with the Freemans (and friends) caught in the crosshairs. Leti survives but George dies, and the battle with the Order of the Ancient Dawn is seemingly over - or so the Freemans think. Somehow the ghost of Hanna appears and sabotages the ritual, resulting in Samuel Braithwhite, the Sons of Adam Lodge, and all its members, being annihilated. Atticus cooperates in order to save Leti and George and is nearly killed in the ceremony. That makes Atticus the last heir of Titus Braithwhite and a key in Samuel's ritual. We learn that Atticus' mother, Dora, was a descendant of Hanna, and therefore an illegitimate descendant of Titus Braithwhite, as well. Montrose was forced to write a letter to Atticus, in order to lure his son into the Sons of Adam's clutches. As it turns out, Samuel Braithwhite used Montrose Freeman as bait.

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