If you're reading this, there is a very good chance that you've reached the end of The Haunting of Bly House, and are now desperate for answers.
After all, the show was a wild ride from start to finish, with familiar faces, new ghosts to send chills up your spine, and more questions than there are answers.
To help solve them, take a look at these 10+ behind the scene secrets.
Beware: lots of spoilers ahead.
For instance, James' novel, The Turn of The Screw largely inspired the show.
It was about two young orphans who live in an old mansion and get taken care of by a young governess.
Flanagan revealed to ComingSoon.net that several of James' novels were adapted during the season.
Flanagan has a knack of reimagining old novels, as he turned one of Shirley Jackson’s novels into The Haunting of Hill House.
Yes, horror aside, there are lots of touching moments.
"Whereas season 1 was about the bonds between family, season 2 explores love in various forms: from romantic to platonic, from toxic to empowering," Flanagan revealed to journalists on a set visit.
“We display a lot of different kinds of love—toxic love, convenient love, practical love,” she said.
“When Dani comes to the U.K., she’s definitely not looking for love, but she finds these beautiful connections. She does end up finding somebody that she begins to feel really safe and loved by and attracted to.”
"Because I had a baby, I couldn’t, even when I wanted to come, like haunt Victoria and Ollie and Henry [Thomas]," she told TV Insider.
Instead, she had a body double (pictured above, left) shoot the scenes for her.
"I personally felt a bit like a puppet. We were rigged up on so many strings going in different directions," she said.
From there, effects were added.
"And so it starts that way and then the effects to it," Siegel said. "It's very creepy and very heavy."
"'I need a nighttime story,' 'I need some more milk,' 'You're gonna get locked in the closet now!' Oh, that was good, Victoria just nails that! It was so scary."
Flanagan loves the approach the show has taken to creating an anthology series.
“Something I love about any anthology series, and one of the things I think is the most fun about American Horror Story, is watching how they decontextualize everyone,” he said on set.
"I think that Hannah hasn't been touched by a man for so long, once she started getting some, you know, she would've been holding onto her man for dear life."
"It was like a promising moment for them finally," she told Buzzfeed.
"Everything had been a bit of a trial up until then, and someone was always a bit down and someone was pulling somebody else up."
Aww! She also revealed that that scene was originally much longer.
She was super pleased by this since she had hoped to work with the actress.
"It was the most incredible, beautiful thing to finish that season and watch her being Jamie and loving Dani," added Victoria. "Oh my god, it was, like, really touching."
That's because Peter was controlling Miles and Ainsworth wanted to see how Peter would behave.
When it was Ainsworth's turn to film, Oliver would be off-screen to help.
"It's quite a hard thing for a 10- or 11-year-old to suddenly be a 35-year-old."
