⁣A heartfelt speech then follows, as Jason’s Mum tells everyone they need to stop fighting and learn to co-exist, resonating with Bobby as he thinks over his own life choices. In the aftermath of this, Dennis flips the table and spills food everywhere, promising hell to pay for Jah Son’s death. As things calm down, Dennis apologises to his grieving Mum personally, before she offers him some food and tells him she understands.
While the rival gang deliberate over what to do next, Dennis shows Shurrie his home where they have dinner together, eventually stumbling upon his song-book. He asks him why he doesn’t pursue music and it prompts him to deliberate momentarily about a star-studded career, eventually pushing those thoughts out of his mind. It’s a subtle glimpse to the future he’ll eventually have but for now, these subtle far-away glances are enough to whet the appetite.
Meanwhile Divine runs into trouble in prison, as his Mum pleads with him to take the fall and admit to being a crackhead, rather than a dealer. If he can convince the judge that he was using rather than dealing, his sentence will certainly be easier on him. However, there’s bigger fish to fry as Divine learns the true hierarchy in the prison and comes face to face with the man running the joint.