Ep 19. The Pool of Tears

Alice and Oz, along with the rest of the gang, visit the neighborhood surrounding the headquarters of Pandora. As they walk around the town, they stumble upon an unusual structure - a pool that's overflowing with tears. As they approach the pool, they hear a voice calling out for help from inside it.

The gang recognizes the voice as belonging to Lottie, a girl from the Baskerville Clan who had previously helped them out. Oz makes the decision to help her out, but as he jumps into the pool, he discovers that the tears are not ordinary water. Instead, he's transported into a strange alternate dimension.

In this dimension, Oz meets Lottie's twin brother Fang, who has been trapped there for years. Fang explains to Oz that the dimension is a reflection of his own negative emotions - a place where his worst fears and insecurities are amplified. The only way out of this dimension is to confront and overcome these fears.

As Oz makes his way through the dimension, he's confronted by his own darkest thoughts and fears. He's forced to confront his deepest insecurities and regrets, facing his own negative emotions head-on. Meanwhile, Alice and the rest of the gang have been transported to the other side of the pool, where they're forced to fight off the minions of the Abyss.

As the battle rages on, Oz finally reaches the end of his journey and finds himself face to face with his own reflection. In this reflection, he sees the truth - that he's been living in denial of his own fears and doubts. As he comes to terms with this truth, the reflection fades away and Oz is transported back to the real world.

With Oz's return, the battle against the minions of the Abyss comes to an end. Lottie and Fang are reunited, and the pool of tears finally stops overflowing. As the gang makes their way back to Pandora headquarters, Oz shares with Alice the realization he's had about himself. He tells Alice that he's no longer afraid to face his own negative emotions and insecurities.

Ultimately, this episode highlights the importance of confronting one's own fears and doubts. It shows how running away from these issues only causes them to grow and spiral out of control. By facing one's own negative emotions head-on, it's possible to overcome them and grow into a stronger person.