'Fate: The Winx Saga' Season 2 Ending Explained: Bloom finding her mother in the dark realm leads to a NEW mystery
It is that time of the year again when all the Alfea fairies reunite and brings back the long-lost magical love everyone had towards the cartoon. 'Fate: The Winx Saga', is a teen drama series on Netflix based on the Nickelodeon animated series 'Winx Club,' created by Iginio Straffi. This season started with the all-too-powerful fairy-turned-headmistress, Rosalind, taking over the fairy school of Alfea with the help of Solaria guards and Stella's mother.
The series features an ensemble cast based on the characters of the animated show, with Abigail Cowen in the lead role of Bloom. Speaking of Bloom, she is finding ways to find her mentor and beloved principal, Farah Dowling who no one knows is actually dead and was killed by the new headmistress! The other girls, Musa (Elisha Applebaum), Terra (Eliot Salt), Aisha (Precious Mustapha), and Stella (Hannah Van Der Westhuysen) are now trying to embrace the changes but are having a hard time as the new rules are making them feel threatened. Oh, surprise surprise! Another fairy who joins the 'Winx Club' is Flora (Paulina Chavez). However, Rosalind surely has other plans for her star pupil, Bloom who transformed last year but Bloom seems to be very headstrong about finding out about her birth parents and ending the chain of evil which comes to take her power! Let’s find out what happened at the end of Season 2.
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'Fate: The Winx Saga' Season 2 Ending Explained- Why did Bloom kill Headmistress Rosalind?
When Bloom found out from Sebastian after they met at the shady diner that Rosalind was the one who killed Miss Farah Dowling she couldn't control her rage as they all were sourcing their magic for Musa to get back her powers after she was attacked by Sebastian's magic suckers. The convergence stone channeling made Bloom lose her temper and she killed Rosalind as she wanted to source Bloom's dragon flame to control the magic dimension.
'Fate: The Winx Saga' Season 2 Ending Explained- Why did Farah Dowling fade away?
When Bloom was sentenced to the sanctum for killing Rosalind by Stella's mother, Queen of Solaria. Flora was working at her study table when she realise the dead plant she found at the cemetery was actually a resurrection plant when channeled by the dragon flame's power from the convergence stone got Farah Dowling only helped her come alive for a few hours as she called upon help from the nature power to preserve her soul or spirit and as she couldn't win the fight against Rosalind she couldn't be alive forever.
'Fate: The Winx Saga' Season 2 Ending Explained- Why did Beatrix pretend she killed Sky?
As Bloom was not thinking straight and Sky was imprisoned by Sebastian the Blood Witch, and the mastermind, someone had to get through to Bloom to stop her one way or the other so Sebastian would not get control of Bloom's dragon flame. Beatrix and Stella's newfound friendship was the reason Beatrix pretended she killed Sky, putting aside her selfish motives. However, this act of selflessness got Beatrix killed. Meanwhile, Flora was attracting Sebastian's magic suckers as an act of self-sacrifice and helping her cousin and new friends to stop Sebastian! However, she got attacked by them and lost her powers.
'Fate: The Winx Saga' Season 2 Ending Explained- How did Terra, Stella, and Aisha transform into their fairy forms?
Remember the previous channeling of powers and Bloom's bit of dragon flame helped them feel more powerful? And how Farah Dowling taught the fairies one last time to tap into their emotions which fuels them to help them transform? Yes! That came to work. When Sebastian was threatening them that he will defeat them all they tapped into their inner feelings and their powers in the convergence stone mixed with the Dragon flame escalated their powers more which helped them transform into their fairy forms and take down Sebastian. Nevertheless, all the fairies got their powers back and the specialists who were under the spell of the blood witch leaders, it wore off.
'Fate: The Winx Saga' Season 2 Ending Explained- How did Bloom find her birth mother?
Bloom knew from her previous visions that to save the other world and the magic realm she had to self-sacrifice and walk into the dark realm to destroy the conduit which Sebastian opened. The conduit was too powerful as he had opened it from absorbing all the fairy magic he attacked and thus only the dragon flame was only powerful enough to close it. Bloom wrote letters to all of her friends and Sky but Sky is seen to be interrupting her to not do this but he too knew what was the right thing to do. By the end of the episode, as Bloom walked into the conduit and the portal closes, everyone is seen to be grieving as Bloom's gone when Aisha finds the letter but on the other hand, Bloom is exploring the otherworld aka the dark realm which has nothing much except lands of nothingness. She sees a tower and walks in when she figures there is a woman standing who is her birth mother who made the decision of going to the other world as the magic of the dragon flame is too powerful and people who thrive for power are either threatened by it or want to seize it for themselves.
'Fate: The Winx Saga' Season 2 is currently streaming on Netflix
