Is Eden alive in Season 4?

Thankfully, Eden is rescued by mid-season, and Ben returns to his family — all of his children, realizing the neglect he gave to the rest of the Stones.

Ben reunites with the now-alive Grace and both older Stone siblings embrace their mom, who had died during the five-and-a-half years they were missing. Cal is back to his 10-year-old self, and Ben tells Grace he knows someone who will be able to cure their son's illness.

Except, those who remain remember everything. Waiting for them are Ben and Michaela's mother Karen (Geraldine Leer) and Grace, both alive and well. Ben and Michaela run over to hug them, filled with emotions over getting their loved ones back.

After freeing Ben, Michaela gets the other passengers out of the home while Ben finally reunites with Eden.

Thankfully, Eden is rescued by mid-season, and Ben returns to his family — all of his children, realizing the neglect he gave to the rest of the Stones.

Based on how season 3 ended, apprehending Angelina and making her pay for her crimes is expected to be the main characters' immediate goal in Manifest season 4. Though killing Grace cemented Angelina's status in the show as a villain, it's been suggested that her death was actually a necessary outcome.

As for season four, the show picks up two years later. In episode five, Ben finally manages to take Eden back, with Angelina then appearing to die in an explosion at her cult compound.

Eden was never born and Ben makes an uncomfy comment to Grace about how they "have work to do." Vance shows up to conduct yet another investigation into Flight 828 since, ya know, 11 people didn't make it to the final destination.

Thankfully, Eden is rescued by mid-season, and Ben returns to his family — all of his children, realizing the neglect he gave to the rest of the Stones.

Presumably, the divine consciousness chose to add five years to Cal's age, and it's certainly no coincidence that Cal is now the age that he would be if the plane had never disappeared. From the looks of things, the divine consciousness must have felt that Cal needs to be older in order for him to complete his journey.

Ben and Saanvi, these were two people cut from the same cloth, and they were great friends — and they also had trauma bonding happening.” In the second part of Season 4, they sleep together, but quickly acknowledge they aren't meant to be.

No flashbacks, no undeniable star-crossed lovers moments, nothing of the sort. Instead, Michaela returns to her life five and a half years later to find Jared has gotten married to her best friend Lourdes (Victoria Cartagena).

She is the daughter of a Flight 828 passenger so that could be a factor, but the Callings being inherited genetically isn't the most sensible explanation. Instead, it looks like the divine consciousness simply gave her Callings without making her disappear.

In a very satisfying conclusion, we discover that not only do all the worthy passengers arrive alive, but the dearly departed — though not forgotten — Grace (Athena Karkanis) and Zeke (Matt Long) also return.

Thankfully, Eden is rescued by mid-season, and Ben returns to his family — all of his children, realizing the neglect he gave to the rest of the Stones. Still, despite the overall happy development, the lack of true accountability he has for his behavior can leave a sour taste in your mouth.

Adrian sacrifices himself for another passenger, Eagan, believing in Eagan's inherent goodness. Saanvi, initially accepting her fate, is convinced by Ben to forgive herself, and she survives the judgment. Unfortunately, Angelina meets her deserving end and turns to ash.

How Does Eden Get Callings In Manifest Season 4?! Despite not being a Flight 828 passenger, Eden has Callings in Manifest. It was confirmed in Manifest season 4 part 1 that the youngest daughter of Ben and Grace somehow gets her own Callings.

After spending the season mourning the death of his wife, Ben and Grace reunite in 2013, with her having no idea what's transpired and why her husband is so overwhelmed to see her after — for her — a short flight. (She's also very confused when he mentions their three kids, since Eden hasn't been born yet.)

When Grace tried to stop her, she seemingly crossed the point of no return and killed her to get what she wanted. If she's so sure that she's right, she may not have allowed anyone to stand in her way.

In the time before Zeke's death date, Michaela and Zeke started to date and her relationship with Jared seemingly met a natural end. The day before Zeke's death date, Michaela and Zeke got married.

The series delivered a shocking change to the status quo when it aged Jack Messina's character by five years and replaced him with Ty Doran. Exactly what happened to Cal and why were among the show's biggest questions going into Manifest season 4, part 1.

Kenneth Meyer came out of nowhere as the surprise Flight 828 serial killer, hunting and killing all the passengers who helped his daughter Angelina, believing they set her on the wrong path, away from salvation.

Zeke's Death Is the Ultimate Sacrifice in Season 4

In a moment of pure selflessness, Zeke returns downstairs after overhearing their conversation and absorbs Cal's cancer with his supernatural abilities, calling Michaela one more time to say goodbye to the love of his life before it's too late.

Michaela Is Pregnant with Zeke's Child. Quite a few fans have picked up on this, because in season four, Michaela mentions multiple times that she doesn't want to be a mom. Is this foreshadowing a future pregnancy? A fan on Reddit wrote, “Michaela said about THREE times she doesn't want children.

Key reveals in Manifest season 4, part 1 finally confirmed the identity of the entity behind the Callings. A divine consciousness – or God – continues to be responsible for everything the Flight 828 passengers have been going through in the series.

After a technician opens the door, Vance and the authorities see Captain Daly — who was killed in Season 4's “Fata Morgana” episode in the 2024 timeline — in distress. They watch him implode, much like the irredeemable passengers did earlier in the episode, unable to grasp what they just witnessed.