Finn's at home, clutching a photo of his father while sitting in his dad's old armchair. Carol tells him that he can have the chair, which will likely be the only piece of furniture that will fit into his tiny New York rathole. Finn starts talking about feeling like he failed in his efforts to get his father's discharge recorded as honorable. Which I guess is something that he devoted tons of time and energy to, even though we never once saw it mentioned on screen. Finn tells us that he learned that his dad was an actual war hero, saving the lives of guys who now have kids who are Finn's age before he became a drug addict. Finn doesn't think that becoming an actor will actually redeem his father's memory. Y'all, if we were supposed to pick careers that would redeem our parents' bad decisions... I can't even finish that sentence, it's such a stupid notion.

And now it's time for the underclasspersons to sing to the seniors. They've selected a lovely rendition of The Beatles' "In My Life." Which they dedicate to Finn, for ... being their friend? Pulling them out of port-a-potties? I'm really not certain. I mean, Puck's the one who stopped throwing them in dumpsters. Commercials.

Oh, hey, now it's Quinn's turn for a voiceover. Unlike the others, who were clearly walking, she seems to be gliding down the hallway. She tells us that she's finishing school the way she started it, on top. And unlike everybody else, she's not feeling that emotional. She thinks that's partly because her friends have become such amazing people that she's not worried about them. All except for one. That one being Puck, who Quinn sees being tutored in geography by Coach Beiste. Quinn's V.O. tells us that she's decided to try to give back a little bit of everything she's received.

Cut to the Novack. Quinn enters to find Rachel brushing her hair. They celebrate their newfound friendship. And then Quinn gives Rachel a train pass to use to get from New York to New Haven, so that they can visit each other. She wants to be certain the two of them really do stay in touch. Quinn tells Rachel that even though she's not really in favor of teen weddings, she's glad that Rachel and Finn are ending up together. Rachel tells Quinn that she always thought Quinn and Puck were meant to be. Really? I mean, they had a baby, sure, but they weren't really that memorable a couple, were they?