New ‘Agatha All Along’ Episode 4 Deleted Scene Shows a Much More Serious Fight Against The Demon (Floor Plans for Scene Included)

Recently a lot of details regarding ‘Agatha All Along’ development were revealed starting with numerous deleted scenes that were supposed to expand on the witchcraft and individual stories of all characters involved.

One deleted scene that was recently discussed was related to Episode 4 of the show titled ‘If I Can’t Reach You / Let My Song Teach You. Episode 4 was tied to Alice Wu and her trial of fire. After burying Sharon, the coven summoned a new green witch. Rio rises from Sharon’s grave and the group finds a house with a 1970s vibe, which stirs up grief for Alice.

The house turns out to be a recording studio connected to Lorna. While Rio jokingly suggests betraying the others to Agatha (and everyone hears it), Teen accidentally plays a record backward, summoning the demon tied to Alice’s family curse.

To fight it, the group uses Lorna’s version of the Ballad, which is actually a protection spell. Alice manages to defeat the demon. As they leave the house, they realize Teen was badly injured.

The keynotes for the deleted scene as well as floor plans were recently revealed and we can see that the fight against the demon was supposed to play out differently at least when it comes to Billy.

Billy was supposed to be burned by the Demon as well, and Alice would start drawing protection circles around him as well. This would sort of confirm that Billy was a part of the coven from the start instead of merely being Agatha’s familiar.

You can check out the floor plans and keynotes for the scenes below, courtesy of @ScarletWitchUpd.

The same account also mentioned a deleted scene from Episode 5. Episode 5 included a scene during which Salem Seven ambushes the coven on the Witches Road and the coven evades them by flying away on their broomsticks.

Apparently, the deleted scene for episode 5 included a scene during which Fox, presumably one of the members of the Seven was killed and then later revived.

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