Otis is continually upset about Maeve hanging out with Tyrone, but he's left with plenty of food for thought when she tells him he's gay.

Maeve is struggling at school because Thomas isn't fond of her work, so she gives another chapter her all and goes to see him.

But he asks her to critique his own work and then is so upset at the response that he doesn't read hers.

Ruby approaches Otis because she feels like they could work together to repair the most popular relationship in school. That would also spite O.

Otis is against it and then asks Eric to try to meddle and get him into their clique. Eric says no and carves out his own path.

He goes to church and says that he doesn't feel seen by the church because he's gay and the pastor says that isn't the case.

When he leaves, he bumps into a friend from school who's trans and still believes in faith, even if her boyfriend doesn't.

They bond and go back to school. Otis tries to get through to her partner and he succeeds, stealing all of O's patients in the process.

O approaches him and says they can do dual classes and he could be her assistant but Otis laughs at it and then she says that they could do an election and the winner gets to keep doling out the therapy.

Otis turns to Ruby for help as Eric wonders whether Otis schemed and meddle d in a relationship.

Jackson is having casual sex with a woman and she puts her finger in his bottom and he likes it. He asks Otis whether it makes him queer and he says no.

When he's with the woman again she says there's a lump on his testicles and he should get it checked.