In this chapter, Miss Emma and Grant visited Jefferson again and the next two visits were very similar to the first. Miss Emma would bring him some of his favorite foods and he would just stare in a one direction and not say a word. No matter how much she would talk, try to get him to speak, or even eat, he would just look in the same direction without flinching at her words. Grant walked by all of the inmates and again, they asked him for money and cigarettes. Just like before, he gave them the loose change that he had left in his pockets. After all of the trying they left the same way in which they had done before, with their heads down. On the drive home Miss Emma was explaining to Grant that she wouldn't be able to keep making these visits to Jefferson and that he would have to start visiting Jefferson alone. She still made the food for him to bring to Jefferson.

Grant is at Vivian?s house and finds himself being lectured by her. She was tells him that he just should have walked out instead of getting tied up in that mess. Vivian insisted that Grant spend the night and then began preparing dinner for the two of them. While she is preparing dinner she informs Grant of her current status of the divorce with her husband. After they ate dinner Grant headed for the door and stared into the darkness. After that he turned to Vivian and begged her for forgiveness.

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