Godflame

 was the first episode of See, although it debuted on the same night as the following two episodes.

Synopsis
Queen Kane hunts down Jerlamarel, while Maghra gives birth to two, sighted twins. Meanwhile, Boba Voss has to lead what remains of the Alkenny to a safe refuge.

Plot
Centuries in the future, all surviving humans are blind. Queen Kane — the ruler of Payan-Ne-Shon — hunts a heretic known as Jerlamarel. Maghra — a woman being sheltered by the Alkenny tribe — gives birth to twins with the help of priestess Paris as Witchfinder General Tamacti Jun and his army approach the village. Betraying his tribe, Gether Bax sent word for the army. He explains that when Maghra wandered into their village seeking shelter while three months pregnant, she spoke like a Payan and wore a necklace reading Jerlamarel’s name. Fueled with this information, Tamacti Jun’s army attacks. Alkenny leader—and Maghra’s new husband—Baba Voss leads his people in a valiant effort, but they are greatly outnumbered. When all hope seems lost, Paris leads the tribe in an escape across a mysterious bridge built by Jerlamarel and hidden until now. The Alkenny people build a new life in a waterfall sanctuary. The newborn babies blink in the sunlight: they can see.

Interesting details

 * The deadly virus causing humanity's general blindness originated in the 21st century.
 * Humanity have been blind for so long that sight is a batter of belief — and therefore potential heresy.
 * Baba Voss' people are the last of the Alkenny tribe — long victimised by the Payan-Ne-Shon.
 * King John was a predecessor of Queen Kane — and he's directly responsible for the near extinction of the Alkenny.
 * The last of the Alkenny are beholden to Jerlamerel for instructions on where to take refuge.
 * Gether Bax betrays the Alkenny becaus he's trying to avenge himself on Voss and Paris — both of whom he holds responsible for accusing his mother of witchcraft.