"Pretty Little Liars" Quick-Cap: ICYMI Final Episodes

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It is the end of the road for Hanna, Aria, Spencer, Emily, and Ali on "Pretty Little Liars" after seven years and a whole hell of a lot has been happening in the final 10 episodes. I am devastated that the show is ending; I really do not even know what I am going to do with myself anymore. Here are the need-to-knows ICYMI this season as we come down to the last three, yes three episodes of the hit Freeform show!

Alison is pregnant.
The baby is not Rollins' baby...and the eggs are not hers.
The eggs are the ones the Emily harvested for money.
Aria is still engaged to Ezra even though Nicole is alive.
Spencer is Mary Drake's daughter.
Father Ted is Charlotte's father.
Lucas went to camp with Charlotte when he was Charles.
Hanna is still staying at Lucas' home.
Hanna and Caleb are engaged.
Emily is back with Paige.
Spencer's father killed Mrs. D but meant to kill her twin who was Mary Drake.
Rollins is dead...we think.
There is an uber A who has the girls playing Endgame.
To avoid her turn, Aria has sold her soul and has turned on her friends.
She's a bitch.
I do not think she is A.
Mona is still a super investigator.
She has a whole lair dedicated to endgame and the girls but what does it all mean?
Toby's fiancee has died.
What will happen next?

Tune in on Tuesday nights at 8p.m. on Freeform for the next three episodes, the final three, to see who A really is. I am so conflicted as I think it might be Paige but it could be Mona however that's too obvious. It needs to be a jaw dropper where I pee myself as my jaw is dropped. Who do you think it is? Let me know in the comments or on Twitter @3icecubes.

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