It seems that Angelique is well and truly stuck with the ghost of Jeremiah. Once again, she has failed to reckon with the consequences of her impulsive, unthinking actions.
Another wonderful scene with Barnabas and Ben. Barn asks Ben to bring Vicki to the Old House for safety. Ben asks, How will Angelique will feel about havin’ Miss Winters in the house? Barnabas assures him, She will be just as protective as I am. Ben is genuinely touched when Barnabas designates him the best man. But poor Ben can't tell Barnabas what he knows.
Angelique is up in her room (maybe Barnabas’s, certainly not Josette’s), admiring her satin wedding gown, which she must have made herself in Martinique and confidently brought with her to Collinwood. Radiantly she pirouettes in front of the mirror, but abruptly stops, horrified: Her reflection is haggard, her hair unkempt, and her gown spattered with blood. But when she looks down at herself, everything is normal.
In answer to someone's query in a previous ep., we learn that Vicki has been afraid to eat, much less breathe, while she was hiding in the stable. Driven by hunger and exhaustion, she spill the beans to Barnabas. He asks Ben if Vicki might be the witch. NO! Ben says emphatically but can't explain.
Angelique is frantically packing when Barnabas comes to see why she's late for her own wedding. It's probably no more than the truth when she insists that Jeremiah must have put the voodoo doll of Sarah and the pins in her suitcase. Angelique promises to come downstairs after fixing her veil (which is attached with hideous plastic flowers). Barnabas doesn't even admire her gown or anything, though I suppose that's meant to be an indication of his state of mind--leaving aside that it’s bad luck for the groom to see the bride before the ceremony.
Jeremiah still isn't done with Angelique. We see him carrying her, in classic monster style, to the cemetery. There he deposits her in his own open grave despite her screams, protests, and orders. You will now learn what it is like to live without peace in the land of the dead, he intones. He begins pouring earth onto her (well, actually it thumps onto the camera), ignoring her screams.
