- Miss Daisy's house is for sale.
- Someone drives Hoke, for a change, up to the house, past the sign that says the house has been sold.
- The driver is Hoke's granddaughter, who's 37.
- He walks through the now-empty rooms of the house. Boolie's there.
- Boolie says it feels weird to sell the house while Mama's still alive.
- But she hasn't lived there for two years. It seems she's in a home.
- Hoke says he visits her occasionally, taking a cab to see her.
- They get in the car, and Boolie takes Hoke to see her. It's a nice place, as far as old folks' homes go.
- It's Thanksgiving, and Miss Daisy is puttering about with the help of a walker.
- She doesn't seem to recognize Hoke or her son. She sits at a table with the two men.
- As Boolie keeps talking, Miss Daisy interrupts: "Hoke came to see me. Not you."
- She sends Boolie away so she can be alone with Hoke.
- The two friends chat, and Hoke helps Miss Daisy eat her Thanksgiving pie.
- She says it's good.
- As she munches on her pumpkin pie, she thinks of the car, with Hoke in the driver's seat and herself in the back.
- We all sob.
- The end.