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As for what to expect from The Owl House "Watching and Dreaming," the series finale special is teased as such, "The fate of the Boiling Isles rests on the shoulders of a human, a cursed witch and a little King." There are many things I didn’t mention in the last section, as every frame of the epilogue has so much in it that mentioning everything would take way too long in the text. However, there are / YouTube videos that break the episode down to talk about all those small details. Their video is titled “Watching and Dreaming ULTIMATE breakdown!
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Belos had no intention of doing such a thing, and I sort of dig his bold faced lie in service his supposed grand commitment to his belief of disposing wild witches at the command of this “Titan.” But at the end, she utilizes the sharing-pain spell on her sister that she once used when they were younger. How would she even know it would have worked in the way that it did, on something so complicated, and so dang well? I’m trying to find consistency, something to hang my hat on when it comes to who wields what powers, who has access to acquiring/learning such powers, and the degree of their effectiveness. There are so many things about this section of the episode I love; the animation of the flesh was so gross-looking, the way Luz died, at the hands of Belos and his gross magic, I (and I haven’t seen Amphibia) was shocked at first to see him, but then realized it’s a Disney show, so she’s going to be revived. I also LOVED what Belos shouts after taking control of The Titan and how Matthew Rhys read it.
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While the trio are unsure of what to do to stop Belos, the Collector states there is a way. He flies up to Belos and states he understands he needs kindness and forgiveness recalling what Luz said, then hugs Belos' skull, much to the trio's dismay and Belos' confusion. Assuming they reconciled, the Collector calls out to Luz they are friends now, but Belos proceeds to breathe fire upon him while his back is turned.
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Eventually, she gets him to stop and asks her what he wants her to tell King. Unfortunately, we don’t find out what it is at this point since King’s dad whispers it to Luz. All we know at this point is that “He’ll love that.” Suddenly Luz sees King’s father sink into the water and sees his giant form towering above her. Four years later, an eighteen-year-old Luz is finishing packing up all of her belongings and heading off to college.
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Then, once Raine is freed, they eagerly join the final fight, and the group continues on to the throne room, The Titan’s Heart, and Belos. The whole group arrives at the Owl House, the door to which is now the portal to the Human Realm, where King is organizing a celebration when he hears the door activate. Upon crossing through to the Boiling Isles, Luz, Camila, and Vee are greeted with a "King-ceañera" by the Boiling Isles citizens. Luz's friends explain that it is a belated quinceañera in the style of the Isles, inspired by Camila's stories from the human realm.
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Suddenly, light-tethers wrap around the house, suspending them in mid-air. The kids look to see it is from the Collector holding the house steady, to their surprise. At the same time, the puppet Amity finishes etching a crude light glyph on the ground, with its activation breaking the puppet spell on Amity, Gus, Hunter, and Willow.
Also, early in the episode, King admits, in a surprising moment of honesty, how much Eda means to him too. It’s a cliche as old as time, but The Owl House really makes the “crusty old person with a heart of gold” concept really work. Just then, the Titan reveals a mold-like infection on his chest growing, signifying that Belos has nearly finished assimilating all the Titan's body, to Luz's shock. The Titan senses he does not have much time left, so he has decided to give Luz the last amount of his power to Luz as thanks for taking care of King. Hesitant at first, Luz asks the Titan if he is sure about giving his remaining life.
Right as Belos lunges at it, Raine breaks free from the slime and smashes their violin to cast a magic shield around the heart, but it is too late—a small fragment of Belos makes contact. Belos taunts Raine for their failure to stop him, then starts merging with the heart, spreading mold-like terrain across the Boiling Isles. Though highly anticipated, The Owl House specials constitute an abridged final season and mark a somewhat bittersweet ending for the beloved series after it was announced that the show is coming to a close sooner than its creator hoped. The series hails from Dana Terrace, who previously served as a storyboard artist for Alex Hirsch's Gravity Falls, and in many ways feels of a piece with that cult darling — a clever, supernatural comedy with a surprising amount of heart.
Back in the Archive House, Camila is freed from her puppet form by the kids. Amity tries to activate her magic but fails, Camila noting that the kids haven't gotten rest in days. Despite her grief over Luz, Camila assures the kids that Luz will never give up, and they can still help the citizens another way. Meanwhile, the fight between Eda, King, and Belos carries on, with neither side relenting. The Collector begs for them to stop and tries to undo everything, but his powers fail once more. The Collector sees that he was hit by Belos' mold blast from earlier, weakening his magic.
The next biggest thing we see is Alador, Darius, and many other witches, most of them healing, attempting to remove a sigil from a young man’s wrist. Adorably, Darius freaks out and starts shaking Alador but then shies away. Raine, who is also there, looks through the window where they see Owlbert and the rest of the gang, and we see them fly, with Lilith, to The Heart, where the University of Wild Magic now resides. We’re shown classes taking place, taught by Edric, the protector of the Illusionist Graveyard, and Gus, who is teaching about human things, apparently for an exchange program between the Human Realm and the Demon Realm. The last thing we see in this section of the epilogue is that the Headmaster of the university is none other than Eda Clawthorne! She bursts through her office door, twirling her staff and wearing a new awesome outfit, just like all the other characters.
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