Law office. Elizabeth emerges from the loo and Matt Craven tells her they're ready to start again. He observes that she looks peaked, and tells her that if she can't maintain her composure, they should resume on another day. She assures him that she'll be fine and strides confidently toward the library door.

In the library, Elizabeth is pulled up short by the sight of Mr. Patterson in his wheelchair. She wheels around and asks Matt Craven what Mr. Patterson is doing there. Matt Craven says that Mr. Patterson has a right to be at his own deposition, and that they've brought Mr. Patterson in to rattle her, but that she should pretend he's not there, and not let it affect her testimony. Danvers asks whether they're ready. Matt Craven says they are.

Lisa watches through the glass as Kim "Mitchell" Legaspi speaks with Sally. After a moment, Mitchell and Carter come out into the hall, and Lisa asks Mitchell, "You removed the restraints?" Mitchell says that she can admit Sally voluntarily, but that she doesn't meet the criteria for a hold. "Ran through a plate-glass window," Carter mutters by way of rebuttal; Mitchell judges that "an accident," adding that Sally is "not gravely disabled; she's not a danger to herself or others." Lisa, whose skull Sally tried to crush with her bare hands moments earlier, looks down and replies, "That's debatable." Mitchell argues that Sally is "rapid cycling: probably experiencing a drug-induced mania." Carter adds that Sally's blood alcohol is .092 and Mitchell says, "Well, that'll do it." She asks whether Lisa wants Mitchell to admit Sally. Lisa looks askance and says, "I don't care." Mitchell says that she'll admit Sally, and tells Lisa, "She wants to talk to you. She's remorseful; she wants to apologize." "No, thank you," Lisa says, and walks off. Of course, Sally appears in the doorway, sobbing, "Abby, I'm sorry! I'll go in the hospital! I'll get better! I'll get better! I'll get better! I'll get better! I'll get better!" I really hope you people appreciate my sacrifice in having to listen to these snatches of dialogue ten times, because if you think Sally is annoying when you watch the episode, she's...well, ten times as annoying when you have to hear her screeching and moaning over and over and over again. Lisa keeps on walking, trying to maintain.