As the photo Crew breaks up, Will looks up and sees his father staring at him. They look at each other for a few moments. Finn looms right behind Will's head. Will's dad walks off. Will walks off to follow him, and Finn looks disappointed. Will calls to his dad, but BadDad gets in his truck and takes off. Will looks around for a long while.

Scout and his dad stand on the edge of the pond. The Senator apologizes for earlier. He says they're "in this together" and that he'll "leave no stone unturned" and they will "get to the bottom of this." I guess Scout decides if he gets re-elected. Scout says that he just wanted to let him know that "that girl, she's what [he] thought." Okay. I guess this is a part of Scout's gettin'-busy plan. The Senator asks if he wants to talk about it. Scout says he's fine. The Senator asks if they are fine. Scout says that they are. Feel the love, people. Feel the love. The Senator says that he's made some mistakes in his life. "You understand?" The background music takes over, saying, "Please forgive me." I don't forgive them for that last scene at all.

Terri walks MamaTerri back to her Jag. Terri is back in the earlier pink dress of foreshadowing. MamaTerri says they have a history of her not telling her what's going on in her life, and that she's never needed her help before so she's not doing it now. She says that she just wanted to tell her to keep doing whatever it is she's doing right now, because she's never seen her so happy. Terri laughs. "That dress, it's pretty on you. Didn't you have one like that when you were little?" "Yeah, I did," Terri says with a smile. See? That monologue earlier was worth it. MamaTerri says she's always a phone call away. "Yeah, and thank God for voice mail," Terri says back. "There's so much that I want to say," the background music tells us as MamaTerri gets back in her car. Y'all, isn't she just a bitch? I can totally see why Terri went through all of this trouble. Maybe Terri's just got some deep problems and attention issues, and she lied to Verve about why she dressed like a boy. Ooh, that's the new thing that I'm going to think about her, just to give the two of them some semblance of a plotline.