There's a little fake-out with November walking by a church with kids in uniform playing, but we all know where she's really heading by now, I'd think...

...so let's go back to Echo, who can't believe the Dollhouse is doing what it's doing. Topher claims that they're good people, who are helping other people become even better people by giving them what they need. After a pause, he adds, "I don't usually do the sales pitch." Heh. Echo opines that what they're doing is tantamount to murder, and menaces him with the gun as she asks who she was before he killed her. He claims that she volunteered to be a Doll, and when she accuses him of lying, he points out that she doesn't have her memories, so she can't know that for sure. The power comes back on as he tries to tell her that she'll get back her memories and be free to go once her contract is up, but when she asks why she's not like the rest of the banana-pancake-loving population, he admits they're running a test on her and the other three. Echo tells him about her visions of the mountain and her desire to go there, and he assures her that that place is real, and she's remembering it because it's what she needs. He then offers to restore her memories if she'll only get in the chair, but she points the gun purposefully at him: "You first." If he didn't think he was a good salesman before, I doubt this development is going to help.