SILENT HILL: Ascension

The Johansens struggle to stay a family under the mounting pressure of the investigation into Ingrid's death, while Rachel and Toby navigate the consequences of Joy's death.

Rachel is forced into the uncomfortable position of having to recruit Toby into the Foundation. Karl reconnects with his wife's sister, Mette, causing friction with Astrid.

The Johansens prepare for their matriarch's funeral, while members of the Foundation prepare for an arcane ritual they hope will put an end to the Withering.

After Toby's conflict with the Foundation comes to a head, the disappearance of their children sends the lives of both families deeper into chaos and despair.

Both the Johansens and Hernandez families find their normal lives further unraveling as the disappearance of their children further strains already fractious relationships.

Astrid is confronted with evidence that makes her believe she may have hurt her son. Sparks fly when Eric becomes closer to Krista as they search for Faith in the Withering.

A brutal ritual promises to show Rachel where her daughter is. Karl becomes increasingly alarmed by Eva's fascination with violence and the macabre secret Mette is hiding.

As Rachel descends further into Foundation entanglements in pursuit of Faith, in Norway, the Karl-Mette situation comes to a head.

Karl must finally face the greatest tragedy of his life. Rachel finds herself on the outs from the Foundation for the first time and is confronted with her failure as a mother.

Astrid and Brit grieve their past while Eric faces a sex-magic ritual to protect himself from The Withering. Orson and Faith are returned unexpectedly, but not unscathed.

Astrid and Rachel become connected and work together to find out the identity of the mysterious "Lady in the Woods," the woman they suspect kidnapped their children.

The two families struggle with the bizarre changes their children have undergone. At the Foundation, Xavier faces the consequences of having brought Rachel into the fold.

The families contend with their children's increasingly disturbing behavior as they close in on a Foundation heretical sect that may be the source of their children's troubles.

With The Heralds unmasked, Astrid and Rachel must work together to apprehend them and stop their children's increasingly disturbing behavior.

Rachel and Astrid decide what to do with the Heralds, but then the monsters set their sights on the children, while Hope's Junction and Stilledan are plunged into complete chaos.

The two families struggle to protect their children from the monsters -- and the townspeople who believe Orson and Faith are the source of the horror they're all experiencing now.

Faith wields an otherworldly power, causing some townspeople to want to kill her and others to worship her as their new goddess. Astrid and Haugen figure out how to save Orson.

Relationships come to a head as Astrid faces Haugen, Brit faces herself, and the Hernandezes face each other -- and the foundation.

Eric faces the ultimate test of his loyalties. Brit confronts her self-destructive nature. Rachel takes control of her relationship to the Foundation. Astrid deals with Haugen.