A man with a leg brace rushes through the woods and he is being followed by a posse armed with a hanging rope, dogs and guns. As he runs, he trips and falls repeatedly, clearly due to his disability. When the posse catches up with the disabled man, they waste no time lynching him, as a young girl watches. Flash to present day where Margaret now stands beneath the same tree. Was the young spectator a young Margaret?
Lucille gets out of bed, while Henry lies in bed looking at old family photos. Lucille sits at her dressing table to brush her hair as Henry watches. Lucille makes her way silently towards Henry now dressed completely in black for him to do up her zipper. Now outside, a clearly sad Lucille holds a G.I. doll in tears. Lucille is joined by Margaret, who tells her to sit down and relax, reminding Lucille that she would not want Jacob to see her like that. Lucille admits that she and Margaret didn't always see eye to eye and adds that this is the day Jacob died 32 years ago. Lucille says that each year on this date, she takes flowers to Jacob's grave and walks by the river where Jacob died. While Lucille is happy to have Jacob back, it doesn't erase what it felt like to lose Jacob. Margaret assures Lucille that nothing would make a mother forget this and suggests that they turn this day of sadness into a day of celebration by hosting a large dinner.
Bellamy is up and dressed and he and Maggie make small talk. Maggie is curious how the government knew that the bones belonged to the returned and she questions whether or not Bellamy had any interactions with the still unnamed government agency. Bellamy of course denies knowing anything about what went on. Maggie then questions if her office is under surveillance. Bellamy suggests that they can still identify the remains because one was Black and the other had a knee problem which would have made him walk funny. Aww isn't it nice that Bellamy is so helpful after he sabotaged Maggie?
Rachel and Janine run into each other at the market. Rachel tells Janine that Tom is planning to help her get her own place and that she won't have to worry about her anymore. Janine then helps Rachel pick her prenatal vitamins and quips that she has never gotten as far in any of her pregnancies as Rachel. Rachel then thanks Janine for allowing her to stay at her home, before collapsing on the ground in pain clutching her stomach.
Fred is at Twian's Bar and Grill, when Margaret joins him complaining that the grill is as dirty as she remembers it. Fred brings up the bones he found at the river and Margaret is quick to say that she has no idea where they would have come from. Fred says that he believes the bones were originally buried beneath the old factory and questions Margaret again about her knowledge on the bones. Margaret suggests that there was an old cemetery under the factory but Fred is quick to nix that idea because the factory was already built when the bones were buried. Margaret then invites Fred to the family meal adding that Maggie has already been invited. Fred tries to back away but Margaret makes it clear that she could be gone tomorrow and that this is what she wants. Margaret refuses to take no for an answer. Fred changes the topic to ask how living with Lucille is working out and Margaret replies that they are getting along famously.
Lucille and Jacob are washing the "good china" when Margaret enters to demand they use the Royal Dalton dinner plates and not the Wedgewood. Margaret then asks Henry to get the rest of the groceries out of the car while she has a shower and Henry asks Margaret not to drive alone because she doesn't even have a license. I guess when your son is the sheriff that is something one need not be concerned about. Margaret then confirms that Fred and Maggie have both agreed to attend and a worried look crosses Lucille's face.
Bellamy is busy searching microfilm files (who the hell still uses microfilm?), while Janine and Tom stand over Rachel at Maggie's office. Maggie explains that what happened to Rachel was perfectly normal. Maggie checks the baby's heartbeat and declares it strong. When Maggie looks at the ultrasound however, a concerned look appears on her face. Maggie declares the baby healthy but the measurements don't make sense because the baby is growing twice as fast as a normal fetus.
Lucille and Jacob are setting the table and Jacob questions who came to his funeral. Lucille confirms that the entire family showed up for Jacob's funeral. Jacob then question if his aunt Barbara had a funeral as well, as Henry listens in the other room. Jacob questions why Barbara isn't coming to dinner because he wants to apologise for not saving her. Lucille tells Jacob that he has nothing to apologise for and when Jacob insists that he wants his aunt Barbara there, Lucille calls him petulant. Jacob then breaks a dish and Lucille orders him outside, when he offers to clean up the mess.
Henry rings Barbara's doorbell but quickly turns to leave; however, before Henry can get off the porch, Barbara opens the door. Barbara and Henry sit on the porch and Henry makes it clear that he is not judging her for her decision to cheat on Fred. Henry goes on to add that the Returned have a remarkable power to heal old wounds.
Janine, Rachel and Tom are back at the house and Rachel goes to lie down. Janine tells Tom that it is not necessary for Rachel to find a new place to live, given everything that Rachel is going through before walking away.
