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Lizzy sorts through the attic, finds some art made by her ancestors, and wonders what to do with it. Roger comes over to talk about the fire. He doesn’t have any new leads on the case and suggests that Lizzy back down. She admits that she’s not sure who to talk to next anyway. After he leaves, Lizzy sees that the newspaper’s front-page headline is about suspected arson at the Moon farm. An anonymous source says that the arson happened because of Lizzy talking about the murder case.
Lizzy tells Rhanna about her investigation, Roger, and the suspected arson. Rhanna says that Lizzy should stop investigating and starts to have a mental health crisis. Lizzy asks Rhanna to hold it together, and Rhanna says that she needs to go somewhere.
Rhanna directs Lizzy to drive to the cemetery and stands in the rain at Heather and Darcy’s grave. The girls were buried together. Lizzy manages to get Rhanna back in the car. Rhanna confesses that she sees how people will die when she touches them, which is why she dislikes being touched. The visions started when she turned 14; the first one was of a little girl who died in a car accident.
By Barbara Davis