Ophelia famously tells Annalise, "Somebody's always the student, somebody's always the teacher — that's how sex works best," a line that haunts Annalise’s complex relationship with Wes.
The episode explores the long-running joke (and reality) that Annalise is a terrible mother figure to her students. While she claims her ends justify her means to protect them, she begins to realize that her "ends" are fraying. "How to Get Away with Murder" Call It Mother's ...
Annalise defends three siblings accused of poisoning their mother, Edith Duvall, with antifreeze. The case serves as a dark mirror to the Keating 5’s relationship with Annalise—Edith provides for her children while simultaneously destroying their self-esteem with vitriol. Annalise defends three siblings accused of poisoning their
In the flash-forwards, the "mother-child" theme takes a brutal turn. Wes Gibbins, the student Annalise has most fiercely "parented," is revealed as the anonymous source working with the police to take her down for arson and first-degree murder. Iconic "Mother" Moments in HTGAWM Wes Gibbins, the student Annalise has most fiercely