Leo winds up on his back under a sink in Penelope's house, instead of dinner with Allison or talking with Franny: as usual, he did what he thought he needed to do first, instead of doing what he truly needed to do. (It's okay, he's confused, too.)

Douglas remembers how cancer derailed the careful plans he made with Marilyn.

Douglas, reeling from Marilyn's loss, reflects on his relationship with his son.

Franny explores the comforting effects of Tim's Potato Chips and peanut butter, which makes Precious feel better, too.

David, as he introduced himself, turns out to be related to a Pine street regular. Which one? Read on.

Leo, and Precious, are anxious to leave their encounter with David. Franny is too, but she wonders if Leo will ever finish what he has to say.

Franny meets a new member of the Pine Street tribe. And her hackles go up, just like Precious's.

Leo and Franny are finally talking, back in Marilyn's garden. Precious lets them know something, or someone, is not right.

At the celebration of Marilyn's life, Franny steps forward to read a poem in honor of the last words Marilyn spoke to her.

Franny remembers Marilyn, at the gathering celebrating her life.