Guns, drugs, and sex dominate latest episode of HBO's Girls as Marnie reunites with Charlie for one wild night

Marnie needs only one wild night with her ex to finally part ways with her new husband Desi.

The latest episode of HBO's Girls, titled The Panic In Central Park, sees Marnie (Allison Williams) reunite with the boy who broke her heart, Charlie Dattolo (Christopher Abbott).

After a fight with her now diffident yet overly needy husband (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), the brunette beauty sets off for a walk through New York to blow off some steam.

Headed to ruin: Marnie gets into a fight with Desi in the opening frames of HBO's Girls

While strolling through a rougher part of town she is catcalled by some men sitting on a stoop.

But one of the men recognizes Marnie and follows her.

The man is Charlie, now dressed like a street tough and wearing a thick masculine beard.

The latest episode of HBO's Girls, titled The Panic In Central Park, sees Marnie (Allison Williams) reunite with the boy who broke her heart, Charlie Dattolo (Christopher Abbott)

While strolling through a rougher part of town she is catcalled by some men sitting on a stoop. But one of the men recognizes Marnie and follows her.

The man is Charlie, now dressed like a street tough and wearing a thick masculine beard

The two clearly still have an attraction to each other even after Marnie declares that she is now married.

Charlie then invites her to come to a party with him but in response she says: 'I have literally never heard from you since you told me you never loved me and that I would never end up to be anything more than a wife.'

She goes on to declare that he emotionally destroyed her when he left.

Charlie then convinces her to go to a party with him; but first they must get a proper gown at a thrift shop

Money to burn! Charlie throws a wad of cash on the counter as they run from the store

They are then seen arriving to an upscale party as Marnie wears her ridiculous red sequinned gown with only Converse All Stars on

'I apologize for that,' he says before revealing, 'I was going through a pretty difficult time... my dad died. He killed himself. He hung himself.'

'Just come with me to this party,' he pleads. 'It will be harmless.'

After she reluctantly agrees, he takes her dress shopping at a thrift store in a wild and spontaneous scene.

Charlie has a meeting with a man in a tuxedo as a beautiful young woman, who is the fiancee of the businessman, explains to Marnie that Charlie is selling her older beau cocaine

When Charlie goes to the bathroom, the businessman assumes Marnie is a prostitute and asks her to party with him and his girlfriend

She goes along with the assumption, telling him her name is Maguite Perez, she then cons him into giving her $500 in advance for a sexual service

Marnie and Charlie are then seen racing from the building as she recounts her little scam

Charlie tells her that this whole thing is not her 'scene'

When Charlie leaves the thrift store for a minute to use the bathroom next door, Marnie explains to the clerk: 'That guy is my ex boyfriend. I have not seen him in two years.'

'I’m only 25 but I have managed to fit so much life in,' she adds.

They are then seen arriving to an upscale party as Marnie wears her ridiculous red sequinned gown with only Converse All Stars on. 

'My scene.' Marnie says, 'is I’m hungry and I am f***ing rich.'

The next scene sees them getting pasta together and dancing in a candlelit restaurant.

'You’re being great,' she tells him. He takes offence. 'No,' Marnie explains. 'I like it... it‘s like you're not trying to please anyone.'

Charlie has a meeting with a man in a tuxedo as a beautiful young woman, who is the fiancee of the businessman, explains to Marnie that Charlie is selling her older beau cocaine. 

When Charlie goes to the bathroom, the businessman assumes Marnie is a prostitute and asks her to party with him and his girlfriend.

She goes along with the assumption, telling him her name is Maguite Perez, she then cons him into giving her $500 in advance for a sexual service.

'Guess what?' Marnie blurts out. 'Half my album is about you… it’s about losing someone.' 'You were my family,' she declares. 'You know that?'

Charlie in response convinces Marnie to get into a boat docked at the park that does not belong to them.

Marnie and Charlie are then seen racing from the building as she recounts her little scam.

Charlie tells her that this whole thing is not her 'scene'.  

'My scene.' Marnie says, 'is I’m hungry and I am f***ing rich.'

The next scene sees them getting pasta together and dancing in a candlelit restaurant.

They kiss but as their lips lock the little vessel tips over and they fall over board

They are then seen dripping wet on the subway, Marnie in her red gown, leaning on each other in a moment of quiet intimacy

'You’re being great,' she tells him.

He takes offence. 

'No,' Marnie explains. 'I like it... it‘s like you're not trying to please anyone.'

Later they walk through Central Park together.

Sound of silence: The two speak volumes without saying a word

Intimacy: Charlie showers his ex with affection

'Guess what?' Marnie blurts out. 'Half my album is about you… it’s about losing someone.'

'You were my family,' she declares. 'You know that?'

Charlie in response convinces Marnie to get into a boat docked at the park that does not belong to them.

Once in Charlie's neighbourhood they are mugged at gunpoint

The intensity of the experience seems to fuel their passion as Marnie then sleeps with Charlie in his rundown apartment

They kiss but as their lips lock the little vessel tips over and they fall over board. 

They are then seen dripping wet on the subway, Marnie in her red gown, leaning on each other in a moment of quiet intimacy.

Once in Charlie's neighbourhood they are mugged at gunpoint.

'What if we ran away?' Charlie says in bed. 'I’m serious. What if the last few years were just a bad dream? I got cash. I got a bike. We can go anywhere we want.'

Tragic: Later she discovers a needle among Charlie's things, after confronting him she realizes he is a junkie

The intensity of the experience seems to fuel their passion as Marnie then sleeps with Charlie in his rundown apartment.  

'What if we ran away?' Charlie says in bed. 'I’m serious. What if the last few years were just a bad dream? I got cash. I got a bike. We can go anywhere we want.'

Later she discovers a needle among Charlie's things, after confronting him she realizes he is a junkie.

The next shot sees her barefoot in her red gown walking the streets of New York City in the early morning light.

The next shot sees her barefoot in her red gown walking the streets of New York City in the early morning light

She has a confrontation with Desi at her doorstep, where he has clearly been sitting all night waiting for her. 

She says 'I'm sorry'. 

'For what?' Desi asks.

She has a confrontation with Desi at her doorstep, where he has clearly been sitting all night waiting for her

The episode ends with Marnie crawling into bed with her best friend Hannah (Lena Dunham) and her boyfriend.

'I don’t want to be married to you.'

'I knew I shouldn’t have married you,' Marnie admits. 'I just didn’t want to give up on another dream.'

Desi then confusingly declares that she will get murdered in the future because she knows so little about the world.  

The episode ends with Marnie crawling into bed with her best friend Hannah (Lena Dunham) and her boyfriend. 

Proud creator: Lena Dunham shared a sweet note on Instagram following the episode

Welcoming him back! Lena also gave a shout out to Chris as he returned for the special episode