Diana thought Fiona did it.

Diana accused Fiona with the evidence she had aquired. The others became suspicious as well.

Fiona, overwhelmed with grief and anger stormed off into her room.

Marcus: "This is insane."

Figting the fear and discomfort, Marian took the kids inside to feed them.

Marcus: "Do you really think Fiona would do that to her own brother?"

Diana: "It does seem crazy, but after everything I've seen these past few days, it makes the most sense."

Lyla: "What should we do with... you know."

Marcus: "You're right. We can't just leave him out there."

Marian: "We should eat first. Then we'll talk about it."

Lyla: "I appreciate you cooking for us, Miss Reyes, but I don't think I have much of an appetite."

Diana: "You should be a chef, Miss Reyes."

Marian: "Actually I am. Well, I was."

Lyla: "Why aren't you anymore?"

Marian: "I was just recently let go. I don't really want to talk about it."

The kids and Marian decided that they had no real evidence against Fiona. They remained cautious but decided to wait until the next day to include her on the decision about her brother.

The day went by slowly. Shaken and confused, the members of the house stayed in their rooms the rest of the day.

Lyla: "I never thought anything like this would happen."

Diana and Lyla reminisced on old times in attempts to comfort themselves.

Once Lyla finally fell asleep, Diana got up to explore.