Ep 2. She's Dying

Tensions are high in the second episode of How To Get Away With Murder's second season, entitled "She's Dying." The episode picks up where the season premiere left off, with Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) lying in a pool of her own blood after being shot by one of her students. In the aftermath of the shooting, the Keating Five must deal with the fallout of their actions and the consequences of their lies.

As Annalise is rushed to the hospital, the students begin to panic and try to cover up their involvement in the shooting. While some of them are more hesitant than others, they all agree on one thing - they need to stick together and keep their mouths shut. However, they quickly realize that Annalise's shooting is the least of their problems.

With Annalise in critical condition, the Keating Five are left to fend for themselves as the police investigate the shooting. Meanwhile, a new case falls into Annalise's lap - a woman named Claire (Marcia Gay Harden) is dying of cancer and wants Annalise to help her end her life. As Annalise juggles this new case and her recovery, the Keating Five start to unravel.

Connor (Jack Falahee) is haunted by guilt over his involvement in the shooting and tries to distance himself from the rest of the group. Michaela (Aja Naomi King) is struggling with her own guilt, while Wes (Alfred Enoch) is becoming increasingly paranoid that someone will find out the truth about what happened that night. Laurel (Karla Souza) is more concerned with her relationship with Frank (Charlie Weber) than the shooting, but even she can't ignore the growing tension between the group.

As the investigation into Annalise's shooting heats up, the Keating Five begin to turn on each other. Secrets are revealed, alliances are tested, and the group is forced to confront the consequences of their actions. With each passing moment, the stakes get higher and the tension mounts, leading to a shocking conclusion that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats.

"She's Dying" is a riveting, intense episode that sets the tone for the rest of the season. The Keating Five are forced to confront their own morality as they grapple with the aftermath of Annalise's shooting, and the introduction of a new case adds an extra layer of complexity to the already explosive storyline. As always, Viola Davis delivers a breathtaking performance as Annalise, and the rest of the cast shines as well. This episode is a must-watch for fans of the show, and will leave viewers eagerly anticipating what comes next.