Wild Speculation #18: Wynonna Earp Season 1 Episode 5, Digging Up Bones

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Warning: This post will contain spoilers for this episode, and any episodes that came before it.

The opening dream sequence was shot in such a beautiful way.

“Let me do things my way!”— Wynonna “Your way isn't working! You think I don't get worked up over these bastards same as you?”—Dolls

Interesting. That Bobo could yank the gun from Wynonna's hand without touching it. A Force-sensitive revenant, eh? Still burned him, though. I do wonder what it all means...

And then Miss Stone coming to rescue him? Well, I did think the Stone Witch would be a little more difficult to ID, but hey! The Imaginary Friend's name is actually Bobo, so some parts of this life are actually fairly straightforward.

Oh, the look on Doc's face when Fish tells Wynonna they have to break into the basement of the police station? Priceless!

Fish and Levi's story was touching. “You're going to be the one to break this curse. For all of us. And I thank you, Wynonna.”

I may have found my current favorite character: Ambrose Fish. I like Wynonna, I love Waverly, I don't know about Doc, I'm on the fence about Dolls, but I think I unequivocally like Fish.

Given his reasonable fear for Levi, I was sure he would fall apart when he saw what had happened to his love. But he was so tender, so selfless in that moment, so brave. It was beautiful. And I love that it shook Wynonna to the core.

Speaking of shaken: what's interesting is that Ms. Stone is afraid of Doc. I wonder why, because she completely beat him when they met in this episode. Also, the dark— apparently Doc was at the base of that well for a hundred years. Ouch.

“I can't fill up on revenge. I need some peace, for me, for my sister.”—Wynonna “As long as we're pulling in the same direction. Roughly.”—Dolls

And then we got the picture from the intro of the guy hanging upside-down by his feet, and Dolls saying he feels like he's seen it before. My first question was if he was a revenant, but then we saw the same photo with the caption, “The death of Josiah Earp” in the judge's office.

Now I was under the impression it was obvious the judge was working for the revenants, but they set that up as if it was a reveal, so maybe I jumped to that conclusion too early? Anyway. Judge is a badguy, Judge sold them out to Bobo, Judge is probably more under Stone's influence than we know.