Cassie wakes late Saturday to find Sloane playing Solitaire with every card facedown, relying on her ability to track the deck after a glance. Lia emerges from Cassie and Sloane’s closet wearing Cassie’s dress, explaining that she bribed Sloane with coffee to gain access.

The coffee makes Sloane hyperverbal and intensely statistical for hours. After dinner, Cassie tries to watch a medical drama in the media room, but Sloane keeps supplying statistics and Michael keeps reading the actors’ body language and criticizing the show’s characterization.

The group shifts from television to a discussion of psychopaths after Michael suggests reality TV. Sloane says being a psychopath is not a crime and notes that psychopaths are statistically more likely to become CEOs than serial killers, prompting Michael to tease her about defending them.

Lia interrupts and announces that Judd has left for a night out with an old friend, leaving the house to the teenagers. She orders everyone to meet in the living room in fifteen minutes and to come prepared, making Cassie realize Lia is the kind of person who pulls others into action. When Cassie asks Sloane what to expect, Sloane predicts trouble.