‘Pretty Little Liars’ Season 7 Episode 20 Recap: A.D. Finally Gets Unmasked

Well, it’s over. Pretty Little Liars came to a dramatic (and very satisfying) end tonight. A.D. was unmasked (more on that later), and all your favorite characters found resolutions. It was shocking, emotional, heartwarming, and devastating all at the same time. Full disclosure: I’m crying. I didn’t realize how much this show—this ridiculous effing show—meant to me. Writing this recap was hard. But let’s dive in…

Mona is back at Radley and fantasizing about the liars having completely normal, A-free lives. Her hallucination is interrupted by A.D. (I think), who walks into Mona’s hospital room and stares at her ominously. Mona asks A.D. point-blank, “Are you here to kill me?” A.D. doesn’t answer, of course—and he/she isn’t revealed, either. Come on. Did you really think it’d be that easy?

Aria and Ezra’s book is getting turned into a movie, and they’re stoked about it (naturally). They’re also stoked about their wedding, which is apparently happening later this week. They kiss. It’s cute. I never thought I’d say that.

Meanwhile, Emily is feeding her and Alison’s baby, but plot twist number one: There are two children! Twin girls! Ali and Emily actually had twins named Lily and Grace!

Alison meets Emily’s mom, Pam, for a secret chat. The exact topic is a mystery, but it seems like Pam is telling Alison she’s going to die (???). Alison remains calm, though, and assures Pam she will always be there for Emily.

Melissa is back too! She and Spencer are brushing a horse and being friendly when (beardless) Toby shows up. (He was apparently in Africa—again???—but came back for Ezria’s wedding.) Spencer and Toby pet the horse and stare into each other’s eyes, which would be sexy if Toby still had the beard.

Alison is teaching her English class. That Addison girl from a few episodes ago is back and acting awful (and a little terrifying). Alison and Addison share some vague, eerie dialogue about “wars” and “burying” people, which is obviously table setting for some Addison/A.D. shenanigans later.