There's a wedding in Franny's future.

While Franny and Leo enjoy a lunchtime refuge from the wind, Alison ventures right into the face of it.

Franny finds the joy of cooking, for herself and for others.

Wind, soup, and lamps = the recipe for mid-life love?

Spring finds Franny - with lilac blossoms, sunshine, and of course, that diabolical wind.

We learn about the history Marilyn & Douglas share, including love, lust, and art.

Franny continues her conversation with Marilyn & Douglas - talking politics with friends, proof positive Franny is not in her old life anymore.

And now, the real Pine Street: Political atheist, agnostic, and questioner - under the cover of good tea and scones, Franny witnesses a great love in action.

Franny's nightmare unsettles her; she contrives a reason to visit her friend Marilyn, meets a new man, eats scones, and settles in to talk politics.