Angel: Episode 18 Wesley is looking for information about Cyrus Vail in the offices of Wolfram and Hart. Seems like he is a very old and wise demon sorcerer. Vail gets a visit from a very angry Angel, who kills all of his guards. Angel thought Vail was trying to kill Connor, which wasn’t the case. Vail needed Connor to know who he was. Angel can’t imagine how Vail is able to know about Connor, and is told that Vail helped set up Connor’s "new life". Wesley discovers that the day Angel Investigations signed the deal with Wolfram and Hart, Vail pulled together mystical resources and sorcerers from around California, to cast an extremely powerful spell. Vail tells Angel why, as he fills him in on the details of the fantasy life they built for Connor. It seems like Vail needs Angel’s help. He wants to see someone dead, a demon we know from season 3, Sahjahn. Angel figures this shouldn’t be a problem, as Sahjahn is still in the Resikhian Urn. Which Vail just happens to have. Angel doesn’t want change this situation, but Vail says that he would still be a threat. Urns aren’t save, they can break. He threatens Angel to help him: Either he’ll help him, or Vail will use another spell to erease Connor’s false memories. Angel agrees to kill Sahjahn, but isn’t very happy about this. But there’s a slight catch-22 involved. The prophecy says Sahjahn can only be killed by Connor. Vail gave him the perfect life, and now Angel has to take it away from him. From Filmjerk.com : Angel: The first tidbits of the untitled episode 18 are revealed. Producers are presently casting for the “large guest star” role of Cyvus Vail, a warlock who is the CEO of a powerful demon clan that has enterprises stretching throughout Los Angeles. A former employee of Wolfram & Hart, his special powers made him the go-to warlock when it came to the big magical mojo cases. The character is listed as being in his mid-30s to early 40s and it is revealed that he helped give Angel’s son Connor new memories since the end of the last season- and now he needs Connor back to defeat a certain demon named Sahjahn. Terrence O’Hara directs from a Drew Goddard script. 5 Forum messages |