Miss Jessel sends a text message to her sister asking where they're going. She's not satisfied with what she's heard from her brother. He's been in jail for breaking the law, and she blames him for ruining her family's reputation. She tells him to tell her directly if he's innocent or not. She doesn't want to hear what he says, but she'll tell him if he has a reason for hurting her. She says that she was too foolish to think that he'd be able to get away with something like this. He was already in jail, she says, and he won't have a chance to marry her for a long time. He can't be proud for long, he says. He started fighting with Uncle's family over the deed, but he knew that the family wouldn't let it go. He didn't realize that he was being taken advantage of, and that he would be eliminated from her life. He asks her if she told him that she'd been forced into court. She gets up and tells him that he can think of that question in his jail come back.