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Captain Metcalfe launched nail-filled cannonballs into a Hawaiian hamlet in the final scene of Episode 7, "Day of Spilled Brains," killing numerous people, including Vai, a key figure connected to Ka‘iana's past. The aftermath of this atrocity is anticipated to be covered in Episode 8, with particular attention paid to Kamehameha's leadership and his adherence to the Māmalahoa law, which places a strong emphasis on noncombatants' safety and peace. The assault has probably destroyed the pretense of diplomacy with foreign invaders, paving the way for a fierce battle.
Following his Māmalahoa edict, Kamehameha spared Captain Metcalfe and Marley in Episode 7, which resulted in the devastating attack on the village. Since his pacifist stance can be interpreted as a weakness that permitted the tragedy, his council is likely to challenge his leadership in Episode 8. The episode might examine whether Kamehameha changes or reexamines the Māmalahoa law in order to strike a balance between his principles and the necessity of defending his people against additional foreign assault. This can result in contentious discussions and a possible turn toward a more militant position.
The loss of Vai and other villagers is likely to overwhelm Ka‘iana, who was shown to be correct about the perils of putting her trust in Metcalfe. He may become more vocal in his demands for swift action against the foreigners, which could further aggravate Kamehameha's opposition to preemptive bloodshed. His relationship with Kamehameha's council may become even more complicated as a result of Ka‘iana's seclusion brought on by his wife Kupuohi's betrayals and his tense connection with his brother Namake.
Kamehameha's wife, Ka‘ahumanu, finds herself torn between her husband's idealistic views and her own pragmatic views. She remains vulnerable in the courtroom because of her secret, which is that a prophetess predicted she would never bear Kamehameha's successor. Driven by political pragmatism and perhaps personal considerations, her increasing affiliation with Ka‘iana in Episode 8 could result in important developments, such as possible betrayals or power maneuvers that alter the dynamics of the council.
Kamehameha's cousin Keoua has joined forces with King Kahekili of Maui and intends to launch an assault on Kamehameha's Kohala district. Keoua's armies may be seen carrying out this plot in Episode 8, intensifying internal strife among the Hawaiian kingdoms. Perhaps connected to Keoua's violent acts or Kamehameha's reaction, the title "The Sacred Niu Grove" alludes to a culturally significant site that may serve as a battlefield or a site of spiritual reckoning.
The British presence will continue to pose a serious threat, as seen by Captain Metcalfe's refusal to depart Hawaii. As the Hawaiian authorities struggle with the reality of foreign brutality and greed, Episode 8 might show preparations for open warfare. A change from diplomatic to armed resistance may be signaled by battle scenes or strategic preparation to oppose Metcalfe's men in this episode.