The goat demon manifests in the real world and terrorizes the school. Taking the form of a goat-man, the creature is thought to be an incarnation of the devil, though the film never outright confirms the characters' theory.
The Nun 2 introduces a new relic to the Conjuring Universe: the Eyes of Saint Lucy, hidden in the school's chapel. Saint Lucy was a martyr who was burned at the stake by Protestants and had her eyes gouged out. Her eyes were imbued with divine power, and Valak sought them to become unstoppable.
In ancient times, Valak was once an angel in Heaven who served God. However, a fellow angel named Lucifer rebelled against God and gathered other angels to become his followers, including Valak. After the rebellion, Lucifer, Valak, and the other angels were cast out of Heaven.
Irene and her allies fight Valak/Frenchie in a final showdown, using the power of St. Lucy's eyes to defeat the demon. Though Valak is seemingly defeated, we know that the demon continues to haunt in later years, hinting at a potential future encounter.
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Will there be nun 3?
Will there be The Nun 3? The Nun 3 is not yet confirmed, but there is demand and narrative potential for the franchise to continue with another installment. If The Nun 3 does happen, it is likely to be released no earlier than 2026, based on the release timeline of previous films.
Valak seeks Saint Lucy's eyes for divine power but is ultimately defeated by the power of belief and the blood of Christ. The film hints at a possible connection between Sister Irene and Lorraine Warren, setting up future movies in the Conjuring universe.
Valak is a demon described in the goetic grimoires The Lesser Key of Solomon (in some versions as Ualac or Valak and in Thomas Rudd's variant as Valu), Johann Weyer's Pseudomonarchia Daemonum (as Volac), the Liber Officiorum Spirituum (as Coolor or Doolas), and in the Munich Manual of Demonic Magic (as Volach) as an ...
The Nun 2 is not based on any true stories, allowing the filmmakers to create a fictional plot that enhances the scare factor and character development. While The Nun 2 is not based on true events, it does have connections to real-life demons, people, and mythological figures, adding an interesting element to the film.
Meditating on the concept (and desiring to avoid CGI-heavy effects), Wan eventually settled on the visage of a nun as a character which could attack Lorraine's faith, subverting the sacred religious iconography that grounds her character and makes her feel safe.
However, when they attain the eyes from a stained-glass window, with the image of a goat shining light on the spot, things go awry. It's said that this goat is a manifestation of the devil, leaning into Satanic beliefs. Once the women get the items, the goat disappears from the glass and begins hunting.
As she's being burned, Irene realizes her abilities and her visions of the past mean that she's a direct descendant of Saint Lucy, and her understanding of that is one of the things that gives Irene the strength to overcome the demon nun in their final confrontation.
Moreover, it's become increasingly clear that Valak is the main source of evil in the Conjuringverse; the demon aids lesser villains and seemingly orchestrates much of what unfolds. Given Valak's prominence and power, it would be strange if The Nun 2's goat demon was actually the Devil, aka the biggest of Big Bads.
The Nun II follows Sister Irene as she continues to battle against the demon Valak. At the end of The Nun, Frenchie is unaware that Valak has escaped through his body, leading to him unknowingly being possessed as he travels across Europe.
Chaves explained that in The Conjuring, viewers see an exorcism performed on Frenchie, so the audience can assume "he's saved at the end of this movie." However, viewers also understand that "it's a failed exorcism that leads to him taking his life." Whether Valak has returned to Frenchie's body by the end of Nun II, ...
Irene uses the relic against Maurice, but he grabs it, causing Valak to appear. Similar to Father Noiret, Valak lifts Irene in the air and sets her ablaze. Irene does not burn as Valak realizes she is a descendant of St. Lucy, able to harness the same power associated with the relic.
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On the window is a pretty mosaic with a goat front and center, and the girls tell Sophie that when the goat's eyes glow red it means the devil is watching her, and if she leaves while it's watching it'll come to life and haunt her.
La Llorona is the first villain in a feature-length film from The Conjuring Universe franchise who has no direct connection or interaction to either Annabelle the Doll or Valak.
Its ability to block Lorraine Warren's visions makes it the most dangerous spirit that the Warren couple ever met. Valak may be the most powerful entity thus far in the series, and the "Evil Nun" in Annabelle: Creation implies that it may be responsible for Annabelle's involvement in the series as well.
Valak appears in multiple forms throughout the Conjuring movies, mainly taking the shape of a Catholic nun with eerie features. However, it has also appeared as the Crooked Man and its original form, Valak the Defiler.
Furthermore, while the demon that possesses the Annabelle doll isn't Valak, Valak conceivably helps this evil spirit complete its goal of possessing Janice due to how it temporarily takes the form of a nun-like figure.
The sequel is set four years after the events of the first film and a decade before the events of The Conjuring, seeing the aftermath of Frenchie's (Jonas Bloquet) possession by the demonic entity Valak. Frenchie is also revealed to be Maurice, who dies after a failed exorcism in the first Conjuring movie.
Together with Debra, they turn the red wine (which has now flooded the room) into the blood of Jesus and Valak burns up. Irene is then able to save Maurice from Valak's clutches and all ends well with Maurice back working at the school, and seemingly having gained a new family with Kate and Sophie.
