Although the Mariachi band continues to play, Dave stops, and confesses that he was such an idiot. Maddie smiles brightly through her tears. "Yeah, you were." They kiss. Claire looks on all sad and somber. Maybe she really did have the hots for Madelyn. Dave and Madelyn start to dance, while Claire and Trevor exchange smiles, but hers turns into that eye-rolly-you-incorrigible-god-of-love thing that you do, and she shakes her head at him. The camera zooms out to afford us a good look at the nighttime New York City skyline, and it's easy to understand why Trevor mistook Claire's photo for a postcard. We jump to...

Claire's Computer: At which she's doing her best imitation of a [Veronica Mars Voice Over + a Doogie Howser Computer Diary Entry]: Cupid: A Case Study by Dr. Claire McRae. She narrates over a montage of Dave and Maddie happily in love: Certainly, there was no magic bow and arrow, but Trevor created a romantic scenario that witnesses would describe as 'magical'. Case books are full of stories about soldiers who have seen so much suffering on the battlefield that they only way they can cope is to convince themselves they're Jesus Christ. The delusions serve to protect these soldiers' fragile minds. I believe my mystery patient who calls himself Trevor Pierce has experienced no less a tragedy. The key to dispelling the delusion, therefore, is to learn the cause, treat the heartbreak, and allow this cupid to find his Psyche.