Demeter sneaks into Hecate’s home and explains her theory about fertility goddesses that cracks the story wide open.

Persephone recounts her childhood and a strange “feeling” she’s always had.

Hermes confronts Thanatos and Minthe. Apollo mentions his plans to Zeus and takes him to Helios. A breaking news announcement shocks Olympus, Hades most of all.

Hera, disguised as Persephone, goes out to lunch with Demeter. Apollo mistakes Hera for Persephone, to his own detriment.

A panicked Artemis tries to cover up Persephone’s disappearance to Demeter and frantically figure out what happened to her. Meanwhile, Hades knows that something strange is going on with Persephone.

Persephone walks away from fighting with Demeter about feeling too sheltered. Her nymph friends begin to die as mortals are uprooting the flowers they are tied. A narrator tells how she punished them with a violent act of wrath that destroyed an entire village. Thanatos, Minthe, and Thetis tell Zeus what they’ve learned from Helios.

Hades is excited to make breakfast or Persephone at his house and they have a lovely morning together. Persephone leaves Hades house only to run into Apollo and they have a confrontation that leaves her in tears. Hermes delivers the Fate tape to Hades.

Demeter beats Ares with a pitchfork. Hades dreams of a life with Persephone.

Ares spends a week getting to know Persephone

Persephone take strength from a childhood memory.

Demeter is not pleased about Artemis’ offer to Persephone. But months later, she receives a letter saying Persephone has her mother’s approval to move in with her.

Hestia tells Artemis of a potential new member for TGOEM. Artemis goes into the Mortal Realm to find out about her.

Persephone has a nightmare.