[BOOTH and the others cross the house, following BRENNAN.] BRENNAN: These injuries are consistent with a form of punishment used during the Salem Witch Trials. HODGINS is driving. SWEETS: I want to work on the case. They are in a cell.] [Cut to ANGELA in jail.] [HODGINS and ANGELA have been watching from the jail cell.] BRENNAN: Wiccans. [The WICCANS continue to chant. They are naked.] Some time later. ROWAN: She was not one of us. Caught up in the thrill of the chase. Booth believes a witch named Ember to be the killer, but the victim was a large heavily muscled woman. Five groupings of three. JUDGE: By the power vested in me and the state of Maryland, I now pronounce you [HODGINS and ANGELA kiss] husband and wife. [Fade out.
Plan: A: Salem; Q: What witch trials were the remains of one of the witches from? A: the 1600s; Q: When were the Salem witch trials? A: Wiccan; Q: What modern day witch was found in the cabin? A: Brennan; Q: Along with Booth, who investigates the world of Wicca? A: the victim; Q: Who was a member of the Wiccan group? A: Hodgins; Q: Who proposes to Angela? A: jail; Q: Where do Hodgins and Angela end up after some reckless driving? A: the case; Q: What do Hodgins and Angela work from the jail cell? A: quality time; Q: What did Hodgins and Angela spend together in jail? A: love; Q: What do Hodgins and Angela realize they are still in? A: their case; Q: What does the judge hear? Summary: The remains of two witches, one of which is from the Salem witch trials from the 1600s and the other a modern day Wiccan , are discovered in the remains of a burnt out cabin. Booth and Brennan investigate the world of Wicca, including discovering the Wiccan group of which the victim was a part. Hodgins and Angela wind up in jail after some reckless driving and have to work the case from the jail cell. After spending quality time together, they realize they are still in love. Hodgins subsequently proposes to Angela and they are married by the judge who hears their case.