Forgive Me, Father: Candy Shorts Episode Guide

A confession that is not about sin

Forgive Me, Father plays out in one small stone church: the doorway once the service ends, a candlelit nave and a wooden confessional. Most of it is seen from the new priest's side, and Mika, as the subtitles spell Mica Sarasola, often looks into the lens as if talking to him.

She is a bold parishioner; he is the man who has just preached about resisting temptation. A brief flash-forward at the start shows him unable to say stop, so the draw is how this slow burn gets there. It is a forbidden romance with a religious taboo at its core, 5 episodes long, and the collections hub lists similar taboo titles.

Episode 1: Temptation After the Service

A flash-forward opens the episode: Mika dares the priest to forbid her, and all he can manage is her name. Back at the church door, congregants praise the service and Mika waits her turn, then calls his sermon inspiring and singles out one line: Especially the part about resisting temptation.

Later she crosses the nave in the candlelight, dressed in sheer pale blue, and slips into the confessional. She begins with the traditional words, then names her sin: she cannot stop picturing the new priest. A brief shot of a cross at her bare chest hints at what she means.

Episode 2: Absolution Is Not the Point

In the confessional, Mika asks how near temptation can come before it turns into sin. The priest, a rosary in his hands, tells her to stop talking like that. She volunteers a description of her daydream after the sermon, he declines at once, and she notices. Her thoughts, she admits, started with his hands. He answers, This isn't absolution you're looking for. and she agrees.

She adds that he looked let down when she left. They walk out through a doorway, him letting her pass first, the scene ends on her offer of a last chance to refuse, over a quick topless shot with rosary beads hanging at her throat.

What happens after episode 2?

The priest appears ready to give way, which episode 1's flash-forward already hints. The paid episodes' thumbnails show them kissing as her dress slips, a mid-scene close-up and an unbuttoned blouse, so across the 3 paid episodes the affair turns physical. What stays open is what it could cost him with the parish.

Who is in Forgive Me, Father?

Mica Sarasola is the Candy character in the confessional with him; the subtitles spell it Mika. The priest has no name, and everyone just calls him Father. A few congregants, also unnamed, praise him after the service and leave the church, which sets the two of them alone in the candlelight.

Is Forgive Me, Father porn?

Most of the free pair stays dressed, inside the church and the confessional; Mika appears topless twice, very briefly, and nobody kisses. The paid thumbnails escalate: the priest kisses her while her dress slips, and a blouse is opened, both pointing to sex scenes. All characters are fictional adults. Where Candy Shorts draws its line is explained in our content guide.

Should you finish Forgive Me, Father?

It fits viewers who prefer forbidden-vows drama and a slow burn to fast action. Unlocking the last 3 costs 36 tokens (36% of one Premium month), and the free pair already contains the whole confession to judge by. The token pricing page covers how tokens work and what else they unlock.