Cut to Salt Lake City, and a train platform contained therein. Heather's listening to her iPod. Sarah gets impatient with Heather's obvious attempts to ignore her and yanks out an earbud to ask, "What's going on?" Heather lies and says, "Nothing," and Sarah calls her on it. Heather blurts out, "I think we should help Rhonda...there are places we can take her, places we can go. Help for Child Brides, Justice for Children, the Child Protection Project -- they can help her get away." Sarah protests she can't do that. Heather admits that yes, it puts Sarah in a weird situation, but they do have ways they can help Rhonda. Sarah snaps, "Maybe it's not what we want for her. Maybe she has an opinion. She's a person." Heather points out this person is being forced into marriage to Roman Grant. Sarah protests vehemently, "Heather! Don't ask me to defend it. It's horrible! But I can't do anything about it." Heather isn't having it: "This is not right, Sarah." Sarah says viciously, "It'll put my family at risk, and I'm not going to do that." The two of them pointedly separate, then continue to wait for the train. Awkward.

And now the scene where Wendy barges into Bill's office and happens to find all three wills on his desk. Oh, that's a discovery that will benefit no one.

Back at Henrickson's homes plus, a sweaty Ben is pouring a glass of juice in the kitchen. Barb comes in and, after a few minutes of mom-fussing, asks Ben why they haven't met the hussy that deflowered their son. Only in more polite terms. There's a meeting in the making. Ben looks like he's just been sentenced to death by firing squad.

Sarah comes into the auditorium where the drama competition's still in progress. She heads to the bottom and asks Herr Kickenankel which room Rhonda Vollmer might be in. Herr Kickenankel gives her a long, disgusted look and says, "Vollmer? She's not in the competition." Sarah, uncomprehending at first, asks, "She's not? Are you sure?" Giving her a look that suggests he'd be happy to show her his contusions, Herr Kickenankel replies, "Yes. I'm sure. She was eliminated in the first round, yesterday." Sarah turns around and walks off, deep in thought.