How It All Goes Down
- Back in New York, Therese and Carol make arrangements for her to pick up the car.
- Carol is late, as always.
- She remarks that Therese looks different: "All grown up" (23.41). Is that code for old, like "You look tired?" Either way, Therese is getting this a lot lately.
- Carol tells Therese that she lost everything in the divorce, including custody of her daughter.
- She decided not to make promises and not to fight, because she worries her daughter won't want to see her anyway. She suspects Harge will turn Rindy against her.
- Carol has moved out and taken a job selling furniture; she asks Therese if she would move in with her.
- Therese says no—she is afraid Carol would betray her again.
- After their meeting, Therese goes to a cocktail party for the cast of the new play she's working on.
- At the party, she meets Genevieve Cranell, an English actress playing the lead.
- Genevieve hits on Therese and Therese likes it because she reminds her of Carol.
- As they flirt, Therese keeps thinking of Carol.
- Then she realizes that she can't stop thinking of Carol, so it's Carol she should be with.
- Genevieve invites Therese to her room for a private drink, but Therese declines.
- She finds Carol at a restaurant instead.
- Carol sees her and smiles. She waves, and "Therese walked toward her."
- The end.