Vindictive, blonde, beautiful. That may describe the little ninny that is Alison DiLaurentis of Pretty Little Liars. Whatever will it take to make you content with what the television series could bring? Tune in and watch Pretty Little Liars Season 2 Episode 16: Let the Water Hold Me Down online when it airs on your small screens on January 16, 2012. It’s worth the wait fellas, so better stick on with it. Let’s discuss what Alison DiLaurentis has in store for us this time around.

Alison was this former queen bee, not just of her clique, but of all of Rosewood High. She leads her group of friends, made up of Aria Montgomery, Emily Fields, Hanna Marin, and Spencer Hastings.  She died one time, and a year after that, the surviving girls began to receive threatening text messages from a person named A, and at first, they believed that Alison is alive and is just playing a hoax on them.

It is revealed through flashbacks and clues sent by "A" that numerous people in Rosewood would have had motive to kill her. Alison was aware of all of the girls' deepest secrets: Spencer kissing Ian (her sister, Melissa's, boyfriend at the time), Aria's dad's affair with a student, Hanna's bulimia, and Emily's homosexuality (and her crush on Alison herself). Alison was also responsible for blinding Jenna, by setting off a fire cracker in Toby's shed with the girls with her; Alison blackmailed Toby into taking the blame by threatening to reveal that Toby and Jenna were engaged in an sexual affair (though it's later revealed that Jenna was blackmailing Toby into sleeping with her). Before her death, Alison had also been secretly dating Ian and being stalked by an unknown person who threatened to torture Alison the way she tortured everyone in Rosewood.

For the next episode of the television series, with Lucas still missing and queries still surrounding what happened out on the lake, Hanna can just barely get a grip of things that’s happening. With Caleb determined to find his friend, Hanna's reluctance to help only causes more problems. Can Hanna really tell Caleb what happened in the boat without tipping him off to her larger "A" problem? And if she did tell him, would he be willing to stick around after hearing all the horrible things Hanna has done? Meanwhile, Spencer follows a lead about "A" which guides her to an unexpected place and revelation.