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Their relationship deepens as they navigate Oliver's HIV diagnosis and start PREP treatment.
The episode uses its "case of the week" to dive deeper into the personal and sexual lives of the main characters, moving beyond the antagonism of the first season. [S2E3] It's Called the Octopus
The episode originally drew 7.22 million viewers.
Annalise Keating takes on a new client, Tanya (played by Sherri Saum), a holistic sex worker and founder of a high-end sex party clinic called the . For more insights into the themes of this
Annalise continues to represent Caleb and Catherine Hapstall, who are accused of murdering their parents. A tabloid photo suggesting "sibcest" (incest between the siblings) surfaces, providing a new motive for the prosecution: the parents might have cut them out of the will if they discovered the relationship. Character Relations:
Wes and Nate Lahey begin working together after Wes meets Levi, who is revealed to be Rebecca Sutter's foster brother. Episode Details Original Air Date: October 8, 2015. Annalise Keating takes on a new client, Tanya
Tanya is on trial for involuntary manslaughter after one of her clients, Dominic, suffered a fatal heart attack during a sexual encounter.