Riley flies to Alabama to bury Gigi in the family plot. She makes a quick stop at the National Memorial for Peace and Justice and the Legacy Museum, where jars of dirt symbolize the places people have been lynched. The funeral is small, and the family stays up drinking after the service. Riley’s mother encourages Riley to make up with Jenny. Her mother doesn’t want her to regret not saying what Riley needs to, which is how her mother feels now that her own mother is gone. Riley then takes a jar of her own and collects dirt to keep in honor of Jimmy.