American Horror Story season 3 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Fiona, confronting her declining health and power as the Supreme, reflects on her journey and the inevitability of being replaced. She resists acknowledging a potential successor, harboring regrets about her role as a mother and leader. The episode delves into themes of power transition, personal struggles, and the impact of loss. Fiona's attempt to pass on her power is met with refusal, leaving her fate and the coven's future uncertain.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How did Fiona become the Supreme?
Fiona was chosen as the Supreme at 29 after performing the Seven Wonders.
What are the Seven Wonders in "American Horror Story"?
The Seven Wonders are a series of tests to prove one's supremacy as a witch.
Does Fiona believe burning bras is effective?
No, Fiona mocks the idea, citing toxic fumes as a reason to avoid it.
What health issues is Fiona facing?
Fiona is dealing with diabetes, heart trouble, and liver failure.
What is Fiona's view on her relationships?
Fiona sees her relationships as a dance she has always controlled.
Why does Fiona want cosmetic surgery?
Fiona seeks to maintain her appearance, despite her failing health.
What is the impact of loss discussed in the episode?
The episode explores the grief and unfairness experienced due to a son's death.
How does Fiona view religious people?
Fiona shows disdain for religious hypocrisy and perverts behind closed doors.
What is Fiona's regret regarding her daughter Cordelia?
Fiona regrets being a horrible mother to Cordelia and wishes she could change.
How does Fiona's health impact her role as the Supreme?
Her cancer and deteriorating health indicate it's time for a new Supreme.
Does Fiona succeed in transferring her power?
Fiona attempts to transfer her power by urging the next Supreme to kill her, but is refused.
What metaphor does Fiona use to describe her life?
Fiona uses the metaphor of a dance to describe her control over relationships.
What is the significance of Fiona's surgical consultation?
The consultation highlights Fiona's desperation to cling to her youth and power.
How does Fiona react to her inability to have surgery?
Fiona is determined to find another doctor, despite her alarming health condition.
What is Fiona's legacy as the Supreme?
Fiona reflects on her squandered power and admits she was a "shitty Supreme."