House of Blackmail
Senkhara leaves her mark on Nina, and Fabian's godfather, Jasper, advises her about the mark and the Mask, which he believes to be a myth. Jerome finds Fabian's poem to Nina. The dollhouse begins to communicate with Nina, and Nina thinks that the Mask is in the house. Nina starts to become jealous of Fabian and Joy spending time with each other. Alfie passes Step 3 in Amber's dating book, and Amber tells him that they need to have a trial date before they are officially "together". Mara decides that she needs to make Mick break up with her so that he can go to a sports school in Australia. Mara takes Patricia's implicit advice and acts nerdy around him. The plan fails, making Mick like Mara even more than before. Later on, the dollhouse opens a hidden compartment to reveal a map. Poppy researches her father and discovers some interesting information. That night, Senkhara marks Fabian as well.
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