'I definitely think there is an element of finality to this story. You could kill every character on a TV show and still do a spinoff or you could do a prequel,' she said. 'There is always more story, no matter how anything ends. The story doesn't end on a cliffhanger, meaning it theoretically could continue should there be demand for it. 'All I can do is cross my fingers and run away screaming,' she laughed. 'Hopefully, everyone will be satisfied with the conclusion that they are given.

'I can only hope that they get answered enough for the viewers, and I can only hope that you walk away feeling like you weren't shorthanded,' the actress said. Going into the last episode, audiences still don't know if Leanne has supernatural powers or if she is just a master manipulator determined to have Dorothy and Jericho to herself.įans also still wonder who the baby is and what the deal is with the house, which seems to be a living entity of its own.įree wouldn't say whether those questions are ultimately resolved. I was prepared for an ever-changing young lady,' Free said. 'I always knew the rough trajectory that she was going on, but certainly not the details of it. When a real baby appears in their home, Dorothy doesn't seem to notice anything amiss, while Sean, Dorothy's brother, Julian (Rupert Grint), and TV viewers are left trying to figure out what is going on.Įach season, Leanne gains more control over the family as a dangerous religious cult repeatedly tries to bring her back into its fold. In reality, Jericho died in a tragic accident Dorothy is only recently starting to remember. Night Shyamalan and created by Tony Bagsgallop, the show follows wealthy Philadelphia couple Dorothy (Lauren Ambrose) and Sean Turner (Toby Kebbell), who hire Leanne to care for a life-like doll Dorothy believes is their infant son Jericho. 'It's very possible that that is starting to happen with Leanne.'Įxecutive produced by M.

Anyone can fall victim to it,' Free said.

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