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Lydia Deetz, feeling isolated and betrayed by her parents, dramatically composes a suicide note. She expresses her frustration at being used as a pawn between the living and the dead before making a photocopy of her final message.

Dr. Rumack attempts to motivate a dejected Striker by recounting a melodramatic and nonsensical story about a fallen soldier named George Zipp. The scene parodies classic inspirational sports and war movie tropes to give Striker the confidence to land the plane.

Betty and Rita rehearse a melodramatic scene for Betty's upcoming acting audition. The scene shifts from a tense, high-stakes confrontation involving blackmail and threats of violence into a lighthearted moment of bonding between the two women.