In the quest called Save Mayrina, you end up rescuing a woman who has made a deal with Auntie Ethel to get her husband back in exchange for her unborn child.
When you defeat Auntie Ethel and Mayrina is left unharmed, she blames you for the whole incident of not being able to reunite with her husband, Connor.
However, you can still reunite her with Connor, but his condition will not be as everyone has expected but it might be better than nothing.
How To Resurrect Connor?
Resurrecting Connor can be done by first obtaining the Bitter Divorce and using it on the coffin where Connor’s body has been placed.
This can be done after defeating Auntie Ethel and speaking with Mayrina, who blames you for not being reunited with her dead husband.
If you have obtained the Bitter Divorce, there will be an option to speak about it and later use it to resurrect Connor.
Where To Get Bitter Divorce?
Bitter Divorce can be obtained once you make it past the Ancient Abode, which is where the battle with Auntie Ethel takes place.
The Ancient Abode is also the area where you have a chance to Save Mayrina, which is required for you to progress to the part where you reunite her with Connor.
Once Mayrina has been saved and Auntie Ethel has been defeated, you may proceed to the Acrid Workshop and find the Bitter Divorce (Wand) on a table.
Should You Resurrect Mayrina’s Husband?
While the thought of resurrecting Connor would give her the man she once loved, this happens to reanimate her husband instead.
Connor will become a zombie, who seems to have a lack of his own will and will instead seek out a master to serve due to the wand.
It is your choice if you decide to keep the wand to summon Connor when you wish or to give the wand to Mayrina so she can figure out what to do.
Verdict
Keeping the wand for yourself will allow you to resurrect Connor whenever you want, which doesn’t require you to bring his body with you.
Giving the wand to Mayrina will allow her to leave with Connor and she will focus on finding a way to restore him to his former self by going to Baldur’s Gate.
Should you allow Mayrina to keep the wand and leave with Connor, you will eventually discover that they have made it to Baldur’s Gate later.