Soren goes to give the Crow Master a letter to send out for him.

"My son will be unprotected when I leave. I know no one can protect him against Ozai, or protect him from himself, but… please, stay with him. Show him freedom. Show him that he's free to be his own person—he doesn't have to be the same Fire Lord as his father or grandfather." Or rather, the adventures of Zuko not killing the annoying Spirit of Freedom sent to protect him.

What thoughts does a drunken man have? Most would tell you none. At least, no coherent thoughts. Zhou Cheng would slur otherwise to anyone that cared to listen.

MACUSA finds Graves and one of his aurors, Sam Cooper, in a suitcase under his bed, close enough for Grindelwald to retrieve a steady supply of hair for his polyjuice potion. Graves uses guilt trips to escape paperwork, and Cooper makes up for her absence by doubling her pranks on Abernathy. Tina loves that everything's back to normal.

He knew her kind. He knew her kind inside and out, personally, intimately. He knew her kind well enough to pinpoint them at the first lull in conversation, the first words past a formal greeting. Twisted, broken, crookedly healed. He knows it well. He recognizes it in himself.

When Thor asked where Fandral had gone, Heimdall replied that he had "no idea" and stated that he was "unable to see him". Meanwhile, a pyromaniac does her best to stay off the radar of the Avengers and, more importantly, her aunt. But "the best-laid schemes o' mice an' men/Gang aft agley" and suddenly the two find themselves the victims of a certain blue blur and a few red hexes.

"I have this box." After missing his morning training session with Sif, Fandral gets to deal with one of the All-Father's more troubled petitioners. Little does he realize it's going to permanently alter his life.

Greyjoy, the transfer initiate from Amity. She has a mischievous streak as bright as the Amity clothes she transferred in, except often it toes the line of disrespect with sass, jokes, infuriating grins and an excitement worse than a dog's. Eric noticed her the first day of training. The first time he saw her skipping instead of running, he vowed to wipe that joy off her face.