The Nun II Ending Explained

Before we jump into the chaos of the film's finale, let's recap some of the important details of the film. As Irene and Debra investigate the inexplicable devastation that Valak has caused, they come to realize what she's after. While possessing Frenchie, Valak has been searching for a powerful religious artifact known as the eyes of Saint Lucy — the patron saint of the blind. Along the way, Valak has been brutally killing different descendants of Lucy so that no one can stop her from gaining an incredible power once she finds the eyes. Eventually, Irene and Debra track down Frenchie, who has been acting as a handyman for an all-girls school where he's gotten close to a young teacher named Kate (Anna Popplewell) and her daughter Sophie (Katelyn Rose Downey).

When they arrive, Valak has already started to take full control of Frenchie and even caused the arrival of another demon — who is supposedly the devil in his infernal goat form. In all the chaos of people being chased by demons and Frenchie tossing people around while being possessed by Valak, Irene ends up finding the eyes of Saint Lucy in the school's chapel. Unfortunately, Frenchie storms in and nearly rips the eyes right out of Irene's hands. Thankfully, Sophie is able to grab the eyes and run toward a bell tower — where she ends up being chased by a possessed Frenchie.