then where were you? Why couldn’t you call him a racist then, too? We attended lobbying training together, and instantly, I was struck by her presence. From across the room I could sense a palpable, almost defiant strength clearly born out of necessity. And I am not the only one who has been changed, for the better, by her story, her tenacity, or her bravery. Across town, Spencer shows up at Aria’s apartment with an old photo of the Liars. Clearly feeling nostalgic, she tells Aria that she’s sorry for some of the things she said the previous night, and Aria apologizes too. Before they can fully patch things up, the police arrive to return boxes of evidence that they had taken from the apartment and the Brew. Tanner is with the other officers, and she tells Aria that she’s no longer a person of interest in the Dunhill case, as she was “spotted” in New Hampshire the night of his murder. Clearly this is A.D. stepping in to “help” Aria, and Spencer knows it too, because she storms out the door, glaring icily at Aria before she leaves. Just as Spencer is leaving, Ezra walks in. Seeing the cops, he turns to Aria to ask what’s going on. These clues together with the Spellman Mortuary's phone number could surely indicate both Riverdale and Greendale’s real whereabouts, given their close proximity. And while we may have a clearer picture of where Sabrina, Archie and his gang hang outIRL