Ep 3. Malum In Se

Harrow season 2 episode 3, titled "Malum In Se," starts off with Dr. Daniel Harrow dealing with the aftermath of his daughter's confession about his illegal body part trafficking. While he tries to protect his daughter and keep his reputation intact, Harrow is also tasked with investigating the murder of a young woman found in a river.

As Harrow and his team dive deeper into the case, they discover that the victim was part of a high-class cult group led by a charismatic leader named Byron. Harrow's investigation leads him to question the members of the cult, including its leader, and he soon finds himself drawn into the group's inner workings.

The case becomes even more complex when Harrow's ex-girlfriend, Soroya, gets involved in the investigation. She, too, was once a member of the cult and has a personal connection to the victim. Soroya's involvement adds a layer of tension to the case, as Harrow struggles to maintain his professionalism while also dealing with his complicated past with her.

Meanwhile, Harrow's daughter, Fern, continues to deal with the fallout of her confession. She's taken in by Harrow's ex-wife, Stephanie, who is struggling to come to terms with the truth about Harrow's past. Stephanie's involvement in the case also adds another layer of complexity, as she has a connection to one of the members of the cult.

As the investigation progresses, Harrow discovers that the cult has some dark secrets, including a history of sexual abuse and illegal activities. The case takes a dangerous turn when one of the cult members goes missing, and Harrow realizes that they may be in danger themselves.

"Malum In Se" is a fast-paced and thrilling episode, with plenty of twists and turns to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The exploration of the cult's inner workings is fascinating, and the addition of Harrow's personal connections to the case adds an emotional depth to the story. The episode also continues to explore the theme of morality, as Harrow's actions are tested in the face of the cult's wrongdoing. Overall, "Malum In Se" is a standout episode of Harrow, highlighting the show's strong writing, exciting storytelling, and talented cast.