One Flashback, Two Reveals: How The Owl House Hit Hard With Them's the Breaks, Kid

The ending of Them's the Breaks, Kid was, if anything, The Owl House over-booking: not only do we know that Raine has beaten Terra's mind control, we know that we have at least one highly placed co-conspirator in the fight against Belos. Oh The Owl House, you spoil us sometimes.
Them's the Breaks, Kid didn't just tell us about The Owl House's future though, it also told us about its past: Raine had already beaten Terra's mind control by the time of Follies at the Coven Day Parade. And we even had time to see what a good mum Terra would have been.

[@saenz7947]

I believe Belos must know, that guy is always a step ahead. I think he either has a good reason not to intervene to punish the traitor (like it would be too impractical to find replacement for I dare say maybe even half of the coven leaders) or they are merely too ''inconsequential in the grand scheme of things'' for Belos to care about a couple of traitors. I also think that is because he can control them, not just the coven leaders but everyone who's joined a coven via the coven sign tattoo thingy which we saw to have imprisoned Raine. Belos to me embodies everything a great villain should be, btw.

[@kolelokaram8541]

You somehow predicted the C.A.T.S. Exceptional job!

[@kailiahseekings]

Still think you would've done a video on the magical technicians from Mao Mao