Shana is wearing a scarf, in which Jenna gave her. They appear to be in a romantic relationship. Pretty Little Liars star Tammin Sursok reveals some fans think she is 'actually blind in real life' like her character Jenna Marshall. Noel and Jenna lure the Liars into an abandoned blind school to take back the evidence the Liars have on him and plan to kill them.
However, Noel is accidentally killed by Emily Fields after she punches him, causing him to drop his axe and fall onto it. One of the top five biggest villains on PLL was Jenna, and she had a good reason to be; a prank gone wrong left her blind, meaning she always wanted to get back at the girls. Therefore, she teamed up with all of their enemies, joined the A team, and remained an antagonist throughout the whole story.
In addition to recovering from her gunshot wound, Spencer is grappling with a stunning revelation: Mary Drake wasn't lying when she said she is Spencer's mom.
As Veronica Hastings tells it, Mary got pregnant after a tryst with Spencer's father, who believed she was actually her twin sister Jessica DiLaurentis. In the show's series finale, Uber A's identity is revealed to be Alex Drake , Spencer's twin sister who was put up for adoption at birth.
She desperately craves vengeance over the tragic passing of Charlotte DiLaurentis, who was her half-sister, and is trying to seek out the person responsible.
In the second half of the season, it is revealed that Mona never believed Alison was "A" and that she faked her death as part of "A's" plan to get Alison into jail , so that she could find out their true identity. She now has blonde hair and is locked inside "A's" dollhouse, being forced to pretend to be Alison. Later that night, Alison was hit in the back of the head with a rock by Charlotte DiLaurentis and buried alive underneath the gazebo construction site by Jessica DiLaurentis who was under the impression she was dead and was protecting Charlotte.
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The game brings the next-gen gameplay previously experienced on PC and consoles to mobile devices. It is an awkward lunch, as Jenna purposefully frightens the girls makes reference to the group's changed dynamic since Alison's death. Jenna tells them that Alison came to visit her while she was in the hospital. She says that everyone misunderstood Alison but that she knew exactly who Alison was.
The girls are silent as they flashback to the fateful events of that night. At one point, Jenna breaks the silence by picking up Spencer's beeping phone, when she receives a text, with Spencer paranoid to receive a text from "A" with Jenna in such close proximity. When Spencer is out for a run she sees Jenna sitting on a bench. Jenna is using a phone for the blind and says "Send text now".
She turns and looks at where Spencer is standing. To Kill a Mocking Girl. Jenna walks into school with Toby in tow.
She is walking down the hallway while the girls are whispering to each other. She comments such as "Whisper, whisper, whisper. Almost feels like Alison's still here". Later when Emily comes to thank Toby for helping her with Ben, Jenna is present which is unknown to Emily. After Emily leaves Jenna questions Toby about the reason why Emily is thanking him but he tells her it isn't what she's thinking.
Reality Bites Me. Jenna is seen by Hanna on her way to work at Dr. Ackard's office. Jenna enters the elevator and puts on her lipstick. She asks Hanna if she likes the color.
It is unknown if Jenna knew she was talking to Hanna. There's No Place Like Homecoming. Toby meets with Jenna, who warns Toby that Emily will hate him when she finds out his secret. Toby is resentful, but he has no choice but to lead his blind step-sister to where she needs to go.
The Homecoming Hangover. Jenna visits Emily in the hospital with her seeing eye dog, Shadow. She comes under the guise of being sympathetic to Emily's plight, bringing cookies to bed-ridden Emily. She knows that Toby's psychological profile is missing because the cops went looking for it and knows that the Liars have the file. She wants Emily to return the file to her, so that she can protect her secret of having forced her step-brother into a sexual relationship.
Emily is open to fulfilling Jenna's request, as she feels partially responsible for Jenna's accident, something Jenna does not fail to mention repeatedly. When Jenna asks for the file after Emily is back at Rosewood High, Emily vaguely tells her that the file is gone, and Jenna is put off, being put in the position where she is forced to trust Emily.
Later, she's sobbing on her stoop when Toby's mangled motorcycle is brought back. Although Jenna is resentful towards Alison and her memory, Jenna volunteers a speech at Alison's memorial dedication. She shares only kind words, mentioning Alison's visit to her in the hospital, claiming that Alison made her stronger and more in touch with her identity. It is unknown if she did this because she wanted to throw off the Liars or because she meant it.
Emily's trying to get an update on Toby when Jenna overhears and claims Toby doesn't want to talk to her. Emily mentions that incest thing to throw Jenna off a bit, and it works in incensing Jenna. Salt Meets Wound. When Jenna discovers that Toby likes Emily, she is very jealous. Jenna tells Toby she turned him in to the police so he would come home and continue their relationship.
Jenna also proves she can be slightly abusive and controlling, as she slaps Toby when he tells her he will "never touch her like that again". The New Normal. When Toby's house arrest bracelet is to be removed, she hails a taxi cab, so the two can ride there together. She is very upset when he declines her offer, choosing to go with Spencer in her car, rather than with her.
The Badass Seed. Jenna offers to play flute for the school play, "The Bad Seed" and tells Mr. Fitz that she is fascinated with the play and its theme, the nature of evil. She is seen talking to Ian in the episode by a similar name, taking a "Neuman's" shopping bag from him, the contents not revealed.
With Ezra as her guide, Jenna writes an essay to be submitted to an essay contest with vague references to the event that blinded her. The essay centers around a blind girl that senses more than seeing people do. It seems from the essay that the incident that blinded her was not an accident, although it leads Mr. Fitz to believe her brother is guilty, not the girls. Ezra is fascinated by the story and believes it has a winning chance.
At the end of the episode, Aria confides to Mr. Fitz about who the real perpetrators were. Jenna makes references to Aria's romantic relationship with Mr. Fitz, scaring Aria, because it is unclear how she knows about the couple.
A Person of Interest. Jenna has gotten surprisingly close to Mr. Fitz during their collaboration on the school play, for which she composed flute music. Jenna now wants to enter some of her writing into a competition. Aria walks in on them talking, getting an "A" message a moment later. Fitz becomes obsessed with Jenna's story about a blind person who understands more than seeing people do.
The essay alludes to an accident blinding the main character, and in the story, it is portrayed as intentional. As a result, Ezra becomes very curious about what happened the night of Jenna's accident. Later, when Jenna and Aria encounter each other in the bathroom, Jenna uses the opportunity to mock Aria's connection to Mr.
It is unclear how she knows that it is Aria in the bathroom, but Jenna strikes up a conversation all the same, mentioning how she would like Mr. Fitz to assign as class reading because "big brother is always watching". When Aria counters that controlling is not Ezra's type, Jenna retorts that she must know him better. Someone to Watch Over Me. Jenna is seen with the owl that Hanna thought was a gift for her from Caleb. However it is a flashdrive that Jenna gave to Caleb to put information on and return to her.
As the girls put the pieces together they realize that Jenna had been paying Caleb to spy on Hanna and look for a key in her house that she thought Alison had given to one of the girls. A hurt Hanna slaps Jenna for what she did and Jenna cries for it. Monsters in the End. Spencer goes to Toby, who is fixing his motorcycle.
While they talk, Jenna comes out of the house, then, and calls Toby to drive her to school. It is unclear whether she overheard their date plans. For Whom the Bell Tolls. Later, after discovering Jenna and Toby's relationship caught on tape, the girls realize what Jenna was seeking in hiring Caleb. They decide to approach her for answers. Jenna is very frightened, because she knows that she could easily go to jail for her crimes, so she seems genuinely contrite. She reveals that Alison indeed visited her in the hospital, but to threaten her to never tell anyone about her role in the prank or risk Alison's revealing the footage of Jenna sexually abusing her step-brother.
Her supposed last words to Jenna were, "If you ever come back to Rosewood, I'll bury you". They feel her story explains why she would have spoken at Alison's memorial and attended her funeral, returning to Rosewood for Alison's burial instead.
They are thus far satisfied by her story. However they did not know the extent of Jenna's deceptions and actions at that time. After Spencer's near death experience, the girls are taken to the precinct for questioning in. However, before taking the girls to the station, Garrett pulls over to review with the girls his expectation that they omit his involvement with bribing Ian from the story.
Mysteriously, Jenna is secretly standing nearby as Garrett preps the girls for interrogation. My Name Is Trouble. Jenna takes a pottery class at Hollis College , alongside Aria. Aria pretends to be Anita, so as to hide her identity from Jenna. It is interesting to note that when she was talking to Aria, thinking she is Anita, she shows a much sadder and more vulnerable side then she usually does.
She has made a beautiful pottery piece, but is frustrated that she cannot see anything, not even the shadows it produces when lit. Aria tries to comfort her and praise her work, but when Jenna discovers that it was Aria, she goes ballistic, screaming at her to get out. Surface Tension. Aria finds that pottery piece among Mike's belongings.
She assumes that Mike stole it from the Cavanaugh house, but he is sure that he stole it from Garrett's apartment. This causes Aria to realize that Garrett cannot be trusted. The girls see Garrett pull up to Toby and Jenna's House in his car. It could go either way, considering Garrett's parents live across the street. However, Garrett heads for Jenna's place, and the girls follow to watch. Inside, Jenna removes her robe to reveal the black lace lingerie she was seen buying.
She removes her glasses, and the two start to kiss passionately. Garrett and Jenna do a lot of spying together. There, they constantly refer to " The Jason Thing ". When Jason kisses Aria, Jenna expresses her fear that the two will hook up, and Jason will reveal his secret to Aria.
The latest development is the possibility that Jenna will have a cornea replacement, which means that she may regain her vision at some point in the near future. Toby fills Spencer in on the details of the matter after she overhears Jenna discussing the possibility with a nurse at Rosewood Community Hospital. Touched by an 'A'-ngel.
At the Hastings', Spencer descends the stairs to find Jenna sitting on her living room couch. After doing a double-take, Jenna accuses Spencer of somehow breaking their agreement. She cites Spencer's digging up information about Ian's death and mocks her for her curiosity. Spencer tries to show her the door, but before she leaves, Jenna sharply announces that she knows that Toby is assisting her and that he rifled through her room. She warns Spencer and Toby to back down. At the mention of Toby, Spencer mocks Jenna in return for the way that she "cares" about him.
Before she leaves, Spencer pointedly tells her to say 'hi' to Garrett for her. I Must Confess. Jenna teases the girls after the assembly, asserting that Alison could have used the lesson on bullying. Emily shoots the same accusation back at Jenna and snidely tells her to move her walking stick. Over My Dead Body. Garrett leads her to the room on the other side of the glass of the investigation room. He locks the door, and Jenna laments that she cannot see their faces.
Jenna is eager to get with Garrett, but he reminds her that he was patient enough to wait to get into the storage room; he can certainly wait a few more nights. Their conversation also reveals that they wrote the note to Jason, making him suspect that he had killed his own sister, and that Jason has figured out that he is not the culprit. Garrett gives Jenna a note and instructs her to take it home and burn it. Jenna asks whether it is page 5, and Garrett doesn't contradict her assumption.
Before kissing Garrett goodbye, Jenna remarks, "She deserved to die like that". She is also the biological half-sister of Spencer, as they share a mother. There was a stray piece of metal sticking out of the wall and it stabbed CeCe directly in the neck, killing her by way of a freak accident. Lyndon James, also known as Nate St. Germain, killed Maya and posed as her cousin because she broke up with him and chose Emily.
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