Late October 1997, Pickford, Missouri. Luna checks into room 8 of the Starlite Motel, a crumbling roadside stop with a flickering neon sign and the smell of burnt coffee. In the room, an antique mirror hangs crooked on the wall, its frame engraved with initials and a date: M.E., 1923. That night, the reflection doesn't match the room. A woman in a pale dress moves behind Luna, but when she turns, no one is there. The mirror becomes a window into something that happened seventy-four years ago—a bridal night, a missing dress, a scream that never stopped. Luna tries to leave, but the motel holds her until dawn, and by morning, the mirror has changed. So has she. This episode is about seeing what you are not meant to see, and the quiet weight of a reflection that refuses to forget.