Over the course of its first four seasons, Ghosts has done a great job dolling out revelations about the various spirits living in Woodstone Manor, and Sasappis a.k.a. Sass is a perfect example. As the show has progressed, we have learned about his ambitions as a storyteller, we’ve discovered that he has the power to enter the dreams of the living, and most recently, we learned that his life ended before he ever got to know the pleasure of sex.
Sass’ virginity has become a repeated punchline in Ghosts Season 4, Thorfinn having spilled the secret in “A Very Arondekar Christmas Part 1,” and there are hints that suggest that it will become a significant plotline again before the end of the current run. I’m looking forward to it, as I imagine it’s going to be quite awkward and funny – but while Sass may experience that death-changing event very soon, there is a major question that I am hoping will get addressed at the same time: I want to know how he died.
Hints We Might See Sass Lose His Virginity Before The End Of Ghosts Season 4
There mere fact that Ghosts has repeatedly joked about Sass’ virginity in recent episodes feels like an effort to keep reminding audiences that it’s a thing, but that alone isn’t why I think his sexual history is going to change in the very near future. Instead, there are two other things that I am personally latching on to: an Easter egg in the Ghosts Season 4 opening credits, and the titles of the next two episodes.
While most of the random objects in the title sequence have been explained to this point – from the Playbill on the bookshelf to the pair of fake vampire teeth on the desk – the slice of cherry pie on a plate remains an exception. With an awareness of euphemisms, however, one might interpret it as a representation of Sasappis losing his virginity. It’s admittedly possibly that the desert simply represents the character’s virginity in general, but I don’t think that’s the case.
As for the titles, the next two episodes are called “His Girl Shiki” (set to air tomorrow, April 3) and “Smooching And Smushing” (set to air April 10). For those who don’t remember, Shiki was the woman that Sass had a crush on when he was alive, but he never made a move beyond saying hello to her. In Season 1’s “Flower’s Article,” we learned that she is a ghost that lives at the offices of the Ulster Country Review, and communication was started between her and Sass via Sam, but we haven’t seen her on the show since her brief appearance in Season 2’s “Whodunnit.”
There are exactly zero guarantees that the aforementioned “Smooching And Smushing” refers to fun had by Sass and Shiki together (there still exists the problem of the ghost barriers that keep them separated), but I’m making an educated guess that it does.
I Hope The Focus On Sass Leads To The Reveal Of How He Died
From Pete getting an arrow through the neck, to Flower being mauled by a bear, to Thor being struck by lightning, cause of death has been an interesting aspect of all the dead characters on Ghosts, and the revelations have been a mix of both funny and dramatic. Which way Sasappis’ leans has been unclear to this point, though, as he is the only disembodied soul in Woodstone Manor who has not yet explained how he shuffled off the mortal coil.
