In the kitchen, RevCam and Annie are cleaning or whatever, talking about Martin settling in. Annie's really weirdly nervous about the whole deal, since she doesn't know how to treat Martin; things are different now that he's living under their roof. "He's a child, but not our child," she says, and wonders if she's allowed to get on his case to do chores, homework, that sort of thing. RevCam says -- and it's really annoying to agree with the RevCam -- that Annie's making too big a deal of this, and that Martin's not going to cause any trouble. "You can't be that naïve," says Annie. She adds that Martin's a kid, and that causing trouble is a kid's "job," like, NICE ATTITUDE. RevCam says that they should just go on treating Martin the way they have been, and that if a "parenting situation" comes up that requires some intervention (like say, within the next forty-five minutes or so), they'll take things on a case-by-case basis. "Let's not borrow trouble," he says, whatever that means. Then Annie says, "We're not borrowing trouble; trouble is coming. Whether you want to believe it or not," like all of a sudden this is Something Wicked This Way Comes.