‘Pretty Little Liars’ Season 6, Episode 2 Spoilers: The Liars Out Of The Dollhouse In ‘Songs of Innocence’
The girls will be out soon from Charles’ dollhouse on “Pretty Little Liars” Season 6, episode 2 titled “Songs of Innocence.” However, the escape won’t be easy for them as they deal with the aftershocks.
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The official synopsis for “Pretty Little Liars” Season 6, episode 2 is out, according to Alloy Entertainment. According to the synopsis, the Liars may be out of the dollhouse, but they would still be haunted by what happened inside. The friends and loved ones are by their side and supporting, but it is not going to be easy for them.
“The girls may have gotten out of the Dollhouse but what happened to them during their time of captivity has lasting effects. With worried loved ones watching over them, the PLLs are home and trying to heal, with not much success,” reads the synopsis for “Pretty Little Liars” Season 6, episode 2.
Meanwhile, the synopsis also points out the alleged torturer Andrew is in custody, but Emily, Aria, Hanna and Spencer still believe that they are not safe. Elsewhere, Alison needs to deal with her notorious ways around Rosewood and “past indiscretions.”
Janel Parrish, who plays Mona, talked to Entertainment Online about the new season of “Pretty Little Liars.” She said that the sixth season of the show is “really dark.” This season reminds her of the film “Saw.”
“Pretty Little Liars” Season 6 starts off with the Liars inside Charles’ dollhouse and they are trapped. She confirmed that even after the girls come out, they will have “some serious, serious emotional scars.”
She also mentioned that the girls coming out of the dollhouse are going to be darker. Throughout the season, there are creepy flashbacks that will let the fans know what happened to the Liars in the dollhouse.
“Pretty Little Liars” Season 5, episode 2, “Songs of Innocence” airs Tuesday, June 9, 2015. Share your views about the synopsis and spoilers in the section below.
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