While Lisa struggles with Costello, in another development, Betsy begins to realize the unusual points surrounding her mother’s death.

The young girl is increasingly perceptive and sensitive, especially after Lisa’s tense conflicts.

A small detail – Carla’s slip of the tongue, Lisa’s uneasy eyes – makes Betsy suspect that the story she has heard for so long may not be true.

The audience witnesses a Betsy gradually maturing, no longer just an innocent girl.

At the age of 18, Betsy longs to know the truth about her mother. The more she learns, the more “holes” she sees in the family story. From an old photo hidden carefully to mysterious messages, every trace seems to lead her closer to the shocking secret: Becky never died.

The prospect of Betsy discovering that her mother is still alive makes the audience breathless. Will she be overjoyed or resentful for being lied to for four years? Will Lisa, who is trying to protect her child from danger, be able to hide the truth any longer?

The episode skillfully explores the psychology of adolescence, where faith, resistance and the desire for freedom mix into an emotional bombshell. Betsy is not only a victim in Lisa and Becky’s tragedy, but now she becomes the factor that can blow it all up.