In a flashback, Poussey boards a bus to New York City.

Kaputo arrives to the cafeteria, and Piscatella insists that Poussey had become violent.

Kaputo is surprised to learn Bailey is still there, and takes hi some pills to help calm him down.

Suzanne is on a quest for as many books as she can find, because she wants to know what it feels like to not breathe. All of the other inmates deal with the tragedy of Poussey's death.

When the kitchen crew finds that the body is still in the cafeteria, they have to serve breakfast outside. Red is concerned about her family and wants to protect him.

Taystee goes in to work and is disappointed in the way Kaputo is handling the situation.

Judy King is supposed to be released on the same day, and the prison wants to get her out before the press arrives and say she was done before Poussey was killed.

Kaputo continues to try to get the prison to call the police. Finally, an ambulance arrives, and he has to prepare for a press conference.

Meanwhile, the flashback of Poussey continues, showing her having the time of her life.

Kaputo chooses not to throw Bailey under the bus during the press conference, instead claiming that the victim had been dangerous, and never stating her name.

Taystee, meanwhile, hears the entire thing, and incites a riot once the press conference is over.

In the chaos, Humphry reaches for the gun he snuck in earlier, but drops it. Daya picks it up, and we're left with her pointing it at him, deciding whether or not to shoot while everyone cheers her on.