"A.D.", and her relationship with Sabrina plummets. Meanwhile, in "The Darkest Knight", Alison reveals to Emily that she's pregnant with Archer's baby, and they kiss. Paige accuses Emily of being Alison's "puppet," though she didn't know about the hookup or the pregnancy. Later, the Liars goes to a school for the blind in order to find out more about Mary Drake and "A.D.", and Jenna, armed with a gun, attempts to murder the Liars with Noel. However, Noel, while attacking Hanna and Emily, trips on his axe and accidentally kills himself via decapitation. Jenna then shoots at the Liars, as they run, but get separated from Spencer, who is shot. Before Jenna could cause more damage, she is taken down by Mary Drake and pulled away by "A.D." unseen. Mary then reveals that she is Spencer's biological mother. In the mid-season premiere, Emily and Paige are introduced to Rosewood High's staff as swimming coach and athletic department supervisor, respectively, which cause Alison to feel jealous about Paige. Alison and Emily discuss Alison's jealousy towards Paige. Ultimately, Alison verbally fights with Paige during a school staff reunion, leaving things awkward. After, in "These Boots Were Made for Stalking", Emily is accused by high school student Addison Derringer (Ava Allan) of being inappropriate, while Addison gathers photos of Emily with Alison. Paige tries to solve the situation, but Emily ends up screaming at Addison; ultimately, Paige calls Addison's father and she's called to the Principal's room. Following, in "Hold Your Piece", Aria and Emily team up to investigate Sydney for more information about Jenna and her connection to "A.D". Reception Critical Drusilla Moorhouse of E! Online writes that the character has "transformed from a confused girl to a badass babe". The Florida Family Association has condemned the character for her sexuality, and General Mills has subsequently pulled their advertising. However, GM denied that they did so over the character's sexual identity. The character debuted on After Ellen's Hot 100 at number seven. Awards and nominations References External links Emily Fields on IMDb Pretty Little Liars characters Characters in American novels of the 21st century Female characters in literature Literary characters introduced in 2006 Fictional LGBT characters in television Fictional bisexual females Fictional drug addicts Fictional LGBT characters in literature Teenage characters in literature Teenage characters in television American female characters in television Fictional bartenders Fictional characters incorrectly presumed dead