Episode 2 of "The Snow Girl 2: The Soul Game" unfolds with the solemnity of Eduardo's funeral casting a shadow over the narrative. Despite the heaviness of the moment, Miren steadfastly pushes aside her grief to delve deeper into Laura's enigmatic demise. Meanwhile, Belen and Chaparro embark on a quest to locate Roberto, their lead guided by the digits scrawled in Allison's intimate journal. His residence, nestled nearby Allison's, becomes their focal point, only to have him slip through their fingers when the authorities arrive, his flight fuelling suspicion. The surrounding neighbors, however, paint a picture of a man battling adversity since the loss of his father, extolling his virtues.
Elsewhere, Jaime and Miren interrogate Laura's guardians—her aunt and uncle—uncovering fragments of her intended rendezvous with Tomas Mendoza, her sweetheart, in Monte Sancha. Mercedes, her aunt, harbors a conviction that Tomas's hand is behind her niece's fate, her suspicion fueled by his abrupt severance of ties upon the onset of questioning. His affluent background, as the scion of Alberto, further stains his name with whispers of bribery and underhand dealings.
Just as the tension mounts, a message from Miren's mother, a poignant reminder of Eduardo, triggers an emotional collapse within the confines of a bathroom stall. Emerging with a fragile composure, her attention is unwittingly drawn to Nacho's charred back, a grim spectacle that goes unnoticed by others. Seizing the moment, she slips unnoticed into Laura's sanctuary.
Inside, the evidence speaks volumes: Laura's bedroom reveals a shared religious fervor with her family, a bond too strong to sever, suggesting an unlikely scenario of her voluntarily abandoning her home. Jaime concurs, the urgency to locate Tomas intensifying.
Parallel to these revelations, the police corner Roberto within the sanctity of a church. His addiction to drugs provided the impetus for his flight, yet the priest's intervention serves as a testament to his character. In a confession marked by contrition, Roberto reveals Allison's desperate quest for drugs to alleviate her suffering, her belief in being the "Chosen One" unsettling in its fervor. On the eve of her death, he sold her the narcotics near the hotel, witnessing her serene demeanor and the fleeting presence of a man clad in a red coat. His alibi, solidified by his presence at the church throughout the weekend, offers him a glimmer of reprieve amidst the whirlwind of accusations.
Miren discovers to her astonishment that Tomas has also been to Los Arcos. She confronts Principal Garrido, who fails to grasp the significance of this connection. Miren subtly hints that Garrido might have exploited Bible study sessions to molest the girls, but he refuses to take the bait and exits abruptly. During their confrontation, an anonymous note slips in, pronouncing Miren as the "Chosen One" and bearing the same handwriting as the individual who previously bestowed her with Laura's photograph.
Elsewhere, Jaime crosses paths with Cristina, Tomas' mother. Leveraging his acquaintance with Tomas' father, Jaime attempts to gain access to Tomas. However, Cristina brings up the defamation incident in Madrid and flatly refuses to allow him to speak with her son.
Meanwhile, Chief Inma delves into Allison's case, marveling at the swift progress. She ponders why Belen, despite this momentum, seeks a transfer. Belen claims exhaustion as her reason. At this juncture, Laura's aunt and uncle arrive unexpectedly.
Back at the office, Miren is engrossed in deciphering the note when her mother calls to inquire about her well-being. She abruptly cuts the call short, tears welling up as she relistens to Eduardo's message. On his way home, Jaime receives a call from Esteban, his childhood friend who, unknown to him, works for the Mendozas. Esteban subtly threatens Jaime, warning him to steer clear of Tomas.
Miren stumbles upon Belen awaiting her, the cop visibly upset. Laura's guardians have been inquiring about her case and its connection to Allison, and Belen accuses Miren of being selfish, giving them false hope merely to pursue her own angle. Out of courtesy, she advises Miren to distance herself from the case.
Unaffected by Belen's advice, Miren visits the website mentioned in the note. Her thoughts are interrupted once again when Nacho expresses his desire to meet her. Searching for him at the beach, she bumps into Saul, a school bully who mocks her and references her assault. Before Saul can escalate the situation, Nacho punches him, prompting Miren to intervene and lead Nacho away.
He concurs with Mercedes, disclosing that Tomas eventually resorted to violence, perhaps even committing the heinous act of murdering Laura. Desperately, he implores Miren to locate her remains so he can provide her with a proper burial.
Back at the precinct, Belen is devastated upon hearing of Eduardo's passing. She opens up to Chaparro, confessing her guilt over Miren's assault. Eduardo was more than just a mentor; he was a caregivers who nurtured Miren back to health and stood by her side during her darkest hour.
During the autopsy, the officers uncover a startling revelation: Allison had been pregnant two to three months ago and had undergone an abortion.
Suddenly, Tomas demands to meet Jaime in private, summoning him to an abandoned yacht. As The Snow Girl 2: The Soul Game Episode 2 draws to a close, Miren engages in a chat with her stalker on the website. He introduces himself as God's Raven, asserting that one must purge their sins to unveil the truth. He extends an invitation for her to participate in the Soul Game, to which she reluctantly agrees.
