Forrest introduces himself to a stranger after she sits down next to him on a park bench. He offers her chocolate and tells her about his mama.

Candace's allergic reaction to wild parsnips does not stop her from singing about her discontent with her unruly brothers in the song E.V.I.L. B.O.Y.S. She is so frustrated by them, she exclaims that they make her feel "like [her] head is in a hydraulic press".

Baines teaches Detroit Red the symbolism of language through the contrast of the two words, "black" and "white." He suggests that society views the white man as the definition of "white" and the black man as the definition of "black."

Ross and Rachel's baby is in the apartment, and the couple is locked out. Rachel thinks of the different scenarios that could potentially put the baby in harm, and after she thinks of each scenario, she panics. Ross makes up an unbelievable story to indicate that Rachel is overreacting.

Crazy Eyes tells Piper a poem she wrote while they are out on a walk.