At night, Don's in his robe frying up some corned beef hash when Sally wanders out and says she didn't know he could cook. Don self-deprecatingly says Betty's much better at it, and then Sally babbles about eggs for a while before asking if the baby's going to have Gene's room. Don takes a moment before blithely pointing out that it's not Gene's room, but the baby's, and Sally seems to accept that, moving on to say that she thought the child was going to be a girl. Don: "Well, I thought you were going to be a boy." He adds that not all surprises are bad, and when Sally smiles, he sits with her and tells her everything will be all right. Sally then mentions her teacher for the second time in the conversation, so you can imagine we haven't seen the last of her. But since Sally seems on the road to some emotional healing, I certainly pray she doesn't witness Don dancing around her maypole. (I have no idea what that means.)