Hades and Persephone head to work, though she’s shielded from view by an invisibility cloak. They’re both surprised to see Minthe waiting for him.

In an effort to empathize and connect with Persephone, Hades shares the story of his youth.

Persephone tells her side of the Act of Wrath, and they watch the Fates Tape together. Both apologize for keeping secrets.

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

Persephone rests, visits with Eros, and begins to share her story with Hades.

“There are many versions of the truth, and I’m very interested in hearing about yours.”

Flashback to Persephone’s last few days, leading up to the moments after Hades finds her.

Hades finds Persephone, and Hecate helps him revive her.

The triarchy meets, and Hades storms out, unhappy with Zeus’ plans for Persephone. Thanatos has second thoughts about his friends’ plans. Returning to the office, Hades sees the tree in Tartarus growing out of control.

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.

Zeus is in the mortal realm and finds a giant tree at the location of Persephone’s Act of Wrath. Hermes arrives. Zeus asks if he’s seen Persephone, describes the act of wrath.

After brunch, Hera heads to her office. Nymphs remark that she hasn’t been there in weeks. While staring at the “Mortal Marriage” board, all she can think about is Apollo. We also meet Hera’s new assistant, Echo.

Hades interrogates the pawn shop worker about who sold her the comb, and we get a hint as to Persephone’s whereabouts. 

Zeus searches for answers about Persephone in the Mortal Realm. Hades and Hecate scour the pawn shops of the Underworld for clues on where Persephone could be. 

Hera intimidates Apollo. Hades and Hecate search for Persephone in the Underworld. Minthe, Thanatos, and Thetis panic about their plan.

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

Hera reflects on her life and the things she has given up. Eros and Artemis enlist Hera’s help in deceiving Demeter.

Eros, Ampelus, Artemis, and Hades split up to search for Persephone. Zeus grows increasingly more angry as he realizes people do not respect him.

Artemis searches Hades’ house for Persephone, and learns that Persephone wasn’t nearly as happy as Artemis had thought.