Star-Crossed Season 1 Episode 9 Some Consequences Yet Hanging In The Stars

At the beginning of "Some Consequences Yet Hanging In The Stars," Emery is still reeling from discovering the truth about her father's involvement in the Atrian Sector bombing. She's determined to take action, but unfortunately for her, her friends and family are less enthusiastic - especially when it comes to the extreme measures she's considering.

Meanwhile, Roman and Drake are doing their best to keep their tribes united in the face of Trags opposition, but it's not going well. The Trags are getting bolder and more violent, and as tensions simmer, it's clear that things are going to come to a head soon.

As the two factions gear up for a showdown, Emery is torn between her loyalty to her human friends and her growing attachment to Roman and the Atrians. She tries to broker a peace deal between the two sides, but it quickly becomes apparent that her efforts may be in vain.

Complicating matters further is the sudden appearance of a new adversary: Zoe, a human girl who claims to have psychic powers. Zoe quickly ingratiates herself with Emery's peers, but when it becomes clear that her intentions are far from pure, Emery and her friends must band together to stop her from wreaking havoc.

Throughout the episode, each character is forced to confront difficult truths about themselves and their relationships with others. For Emery, this means coming to terms with the fact that her desire for justice may not be the same as what's best for everyone involved. For Roman, it means taking a hard look at the way he's been leading the Atrians and figuring out how to do better. And for Drake, it means reconciling his loyalty to the Trags with his growing feelings for Taylor.

By the end of "Some Consequences Yet Hanging In The Stars," the stage is set for a major confrontation between the humans and the Atrians - and it's clear that not everyone is going to make it out unscathed. But even as the tension mounts and battle lines are drawn, there's a glimmer of hope that maybe, just maybe, it's not too late for peace.