While trying to manage his werewolf transitions, Josh is confronted by his sister, Emily , who is desperate for an explanation as to why he abandoned his family. This confrontation forces Josh to reconcile his desire for a normal life with the reality of his curse.
The episode reaches a tragic peak when Rebecca aggressively targets a nurse named , who has been flirting with Aidan. Despite Aidan’s efforts to intervene, Rebecca attacks and mortally wounds Cara. Aidan is faced with the choice of saving her life by turning her into a vampire but chooses to let her die, viewing death as a more merciful fate than his own existence. Themes and Development [S1E2] There Goes the Neighborhood: Part 2
As a ghost, Sally struggles with gaps in her memory regarding her death. In this episode, her former fiancé, Danny , provides his version of the events surrounding her fatal fall, though Sally's presence in the house begins to reveal deeper emotional layers. Climax and Consequences While trying to manage his werewolf transitions, Josh
Aidan is shocked to discover that Rebecca , the woman he accidentally killed in the series premiere, was resurrected as a vampire by his former mentor, Bishop . Unlike Aidan, who struggles to maintain his humanity, Rebecca appears to embrace the darker instincts of her new nature. Despite Aidan’s efforts to intervene, Rebecca attacks and
is the second episode of the first season of the North American supernatural drama Being Human , which originally aired on January 24, 2011. This episode serves as the second half of the series premiere, continuing to establish the complicated lives of its central trio: Aidan (a vampire), Josh (a werewolf), and Sally (a ghost) as they attempt to live together in a shared house in Boston . Core Plot Points