After giving us brief flashes of Audrey Parker ’s past lives , this week ’s sequence of Haven took us all the way back to the year 1955 , where we get to meet the redheaded Sarah in the flesh . But when Nathan and Duke discover themselves ensnare in the sock hop era , they have to be careful not to interchange the timeline — and they have to preserve it by kill Duke ’s granddad .
Duke is looking through the memorabilia of his good old homicidal dad when he comes across the name Stuart Mosley in his pop ’s diary . He manoeuver over to Walter ’s business firm , where he make a rather unpleasant discovery : Stuart ’s Trouble is that he causes the great unwashed to travel through time when he ’s panicked . Stuart recognize Duke and zaps him back to the year 1955 . Duke , being a magnet for trouble with a lowercase tonne as well as a uppercase missive , speedily witnesses a brawl between soldiers at a local bar and step in before the barman is accidentally pour down . Once he realize what year it is , Duke figures out how to get a subject matter to Audrey .
Nathan goes off and finds Stuart , who turns out to be a traumatized veteran . When his platoon was in danger , Stuart zapped them a year into the hereafter , and he ca n’t resolve that impossibility . And Stuart ’s nurse ? None other than Sarah herself . Nathan is , of course , totally charm by this version of Audrey , who talk like the daughter Friday of a screwball clowning , and responds to Nathan ’s bothering of Stuart by haul him out of the infirmary by the ear .

This episode is title “ Sarah , ” but it could have easily been call , “ The Grandfather Non - Paradox . ” We do n’t really learn that much about Sarah because , at this point in Haven ’s history , Sarah does n’t get laid much about herself . She ’s been given the memories of a badass wartime nanny , and she ’s eager to help people . But while Nathan is canoodling with Sarah and Duke is learning that his grandfather really did n’t need to kill Troubled people , everything is go to Hell in present - day Haven . evidently , the law of nature of concurrent parallel time passing is in effect , because the Haven timeline is changing . Audrey is a wanted fugitive for pour down Reverend Driscoll and Nathan is drained — Chief Wuornos , however , is still alive .
It ’s not clear what the purpose of the alternate timeline is ; we do n’t really learn anything from it , and from everything else that happens in this episode , the alternative timeline should n’t be an issue at all . The causality of this episode is actually quite neatly rotary : Stuart sends Duke and Nathan back in fourth dimension because he met them in the past . Duke gives Roy the gold doubloon that Duke received from his own father . Roy dies at Sarah ’s hands on the dot because Duke and Nathan go back in prison term , not despite it . But then again , I suppose Duke and Nathan would n’t be so intent on preserving the timeline unless Nathan sleep together the timeline was change back in the present tense .
Eventually , a showdown between Roy and Sarah results in Sarah shot and killing Roy , and when Duke absorbs Roy ’s pedigree , we learn something young about the Crockers : they ’re emphatically riotous . This is n’t a huge revelation , but it does dampen the Us vs. Them character the Crockers and the other Troubled have historically had in Haven . Afterward , Sarah manage to sooth Stuart into a body politic of nous that lets him send Duke and Nathan back to the present tense , saving alternative - timeline Audrey from an slaying at the hand of Driscoll ’s men .

As we scoot back to 1955 and Sarah , we do learn one more significant fact about the Haven mythos . Sarah reports to her superior , secernate him that she want to stay in Haven — a higher-ranking who hold an uncanny resemblance to the phoney Agent Howard . It appear Audrey is n’t the only immortal boot around this town .
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