Pretty Little Liars: 9 Things That Still Have Us Scratching Our Heads From the Finale

Seriously, she looked kind of dead — or unconscious at the very least — at the end of the finale. Is she all right?

The only person we can think of who has those initials is Alison DiLaurentis. And seeing as she just signed herself in for psychiatric care, it's pretty much impossible that she's the one dragging an unconscious Hanna through the bell tower. So, who can it be?! Is it someone we've met? Is it Uber A?!

We learned a lot during the finale, but we've yet to figure out who really murders Charlotte in the Winter premiere.

Sara did not pop up once during the finale. Girl, where you at?

OK, so, Jessica DiLaurentis has an evil twin. Sure. But really, where has she been all this time? How has she lived all these years without anyone knowing about her existence? How has she gone this long without getting recognized?

While it's now clear Dr. Rollins owns 51 percent of the Carissimi Group, it's not exactly clear how he got there. He tells Mary Drake that it's a sure thing after Alison signs herself into psychiatric treatment, but why?

Mary tells Dr. Rollins, "You are the only man my daughter ever loved." Dr. Rollins responds, "I would've done anything for Charlotte." While it's clear they had a very strong bond, it's unclear what the context of their relationship was. Were they friends? Lovers? Co-conspirators?

CeCe/Charlotte never gave any indication that she knew she was adopted. In fact, she seemed pretty convinced that she was a member of the DiLaurentis family. Isn't it strange, though, that her moniker was CeCe Drake? It can't be coincidence that her birth mother shares the same name. Were they in contact? Did Charlotte know more than she let on? What's the deal?

Mrs. DiLaurentis has been dead since the season four finale, and we still haven't gotten any closer to finding out who kills her.