Now the news is reporting that the Treasury is just fine and it was a small glitch in the system. William watches and wonders where Silas got enough gold to replace what he pulled out so quickly. Rose shows up and makes some smart remark, then asks William to stop being a brat, while admitting that Silas is being a brat as well. She says she needs both men to buck up and let it go. William wonders why he should listen to his sister. She says that they had good reason to banish William's son Andrew from court, but they might be convinced to let him back in. Ooh. Intrigue.

Mrs. Shepherd waits as David plays his fancy piano one last time before they head back to the farm.

Michelle talks to her father and insists that David is not at fault for the peace treaty going down. Silas thinks Michelle sounds awfully fond of David, and he reminds her of a mysterious vow that she took. We aren't told what the vow is, but apparently Michelle took it of her own accord and asked her father to remind her if she ever appeared close to breaking it. Michelle looks sad when her father reminds her. I'm totally distracted throughout the scene because the heels on Ian McShane's shoes are super high! Is he really short or something? He looks like Prince.

The Gath contingent heads to their cars to leave. David and his mother are also leaving town, and on the television in the back of the taxi, David sees someone holding up a sign that says, "Don't go!" David yells at the driver to stop, gets his mother out, and then commandeers that taxi. He speeds through the streets of Shiloh until he comes upon the Gath contingent leaving town, and then crashes his car into the motorcade. Well, that was dramatic.

Miguel Ferrer drags David out of his car and David punches him in the face. This melee leads to Gathian and Gilboan military pulling their weapons on one another. Silas wades into the middle of it (how did he get there so fast?) and orders everyone to stand down while he and Shaw take a walk. Shaw claims that his people see how the Gilboans live, and how they built the beautiful city of Shiloh, and they want that kind of wealth. Silas thinks for a minute and then offers up Port Prosperity, because the trade revenue will help Gath build their own city. Silas says that if they can have six months of real and lasting peace, he'll give Gath the port. Shaw hesitates for a while but then agrees as the press cameras click.