In the seventh episode of The Power's first season, Roxy exhibits her cunning by demonstrating to a group of girls how to utilize their extraordinary abilities for a fee. She coaches them in weaponizing their hatred, transforming it into a powerful tool. The proceeds from her lessons are handed over to Terry's mother, while she eagerly awaits her father's decision regarding Terry's share in the family business.
However, before Bernie makes his final decision, he desires to witness the collaboration between Roxy and Ricky. Roxy's intimidating demeanor is put to the test as she takes on a dangerous mission, hunting down a man who owes Bernie a significant sum of money. She threatens him with electrocution, forcing him to pay up, displaying a chilling resolve.
Meanwhile, President Moskalev takes extreme measures to restrain Tatiana, attaching a device to her ankle that alerts him whenever she employs her electrical powers. Despite this, Tatiana finds amusement by swapping outfits with her stylist and pretending to live each other's lives. The stylist eventually pleads with Tatiana to intervene with the president to free her brother from prison, but Tatiana's only response is a flirtatious kiss.
Elsewhere, Tunde joins Declan in Carpathia to meet with a group of women who have escaped from a sex-trafficking ring. Among them, Zoia, Tatiana's sister, emerges as their fearless leader. Shortly after giving birth, Zoia makes it clear to Tunde that she expects payment for his coverage of her story. She insists that he convey to her sister the urgency of choosing a side in the escalating conflict in Carpathia.
Back in the United States, Jos's life has been transformed since the suicide that marred Margot's campaign announcement. She now attends school with bodyguards as a precaution. At home, she watches Roxy's instructional videos online, harnessing her hatred of the man who took his own life to awaken and strengthen her own abilities.
Ryan interrupts the moment, standing resolutely outside her window, ready to apologize. With his own inner glow, he ignites a heart-shaped flame, declaring to Jos that they are allies, not foes. He recognizes that those who seek to harm her also plot against him. As their lips meet, the heart explodes in a shower of fiery sparks, captured on film by a watchful Matty peeking through the window.
Inside the convent's serene walls, Allie stumbles upon Susannah, her friend, attempting to break into a secure vault. Her sole intention is to retrieve her phone and reconnect with her daughter. Seeing her desperation, Allie guides Susannah in harnessing her powers. She teaches her to visualize all the past hurts and sorrows, releasing them as she unlocks the safe's secrets.
A newcomer, Jean, arrives at the convent, hailing from Alabama. She brings a skeptical perspective, refusing to believe that Eve's abilities are blessed by God.
Later, Veronica confronts Eve, accusing her of breaking into the safe and concealing her true identity. She's determined to expose Eve's lies and send her back to her rightful place.
Amidst the chaos, Allie's inner voice whispers, urging her to forge a new faith—one built on authentic power, not fabricated miracles. The time has come for her to become the voice of a revolution, a clarion call for change.
Susannah, weary of her power's destructive nature, which tore her from her daughter, slashes at her collarbone, attempting to rid herself of the skein. The others discover the bloody knife and frantically search for her.
On a rooftop, Susannah stands precariously, ready to leap into the abyss. But Allie rushes to her side, grasping her firmly. She whispers assurances, promising that things will improve. Together, the girls gather outdoors, sharing stories of their trials and tribulations as they grow into women.
The voice whispers again, urging Allie to offer them something to believe in. With another girl recording their every move, Allie leads them into the waters. She moves their bodies without touching them, declaring that this is their time to shine, their moment to be heard. And it is the world's time to listen, to acknowledge their strength and resilience.
