 A tipsy Georgina and her wayward cohort try to amass various items on a scavenger hunt, arriving at Eaton Place in the wee hours and disrupting the servants. Tagging along is Lord Robert Stockbridge, sober and responsible son of the Duke and Duchess of Buckminster. The next step in the game is to drive to the country and Georgina insists they use Viscount Bellamy s car, in his absence. Edward knows Richard would not want the car used, especially if Edward is not driving, but Georgina ignores him and they troop off into pastoral Sussex. All at once, a man on a bicycle crosses the road and Georgina runs him down. The man dies a short time later and now an inquest must be held. Richard is furious at Edward, unfairly, for exercising poor judgment and Sir Geoffrey Dillion is summoned for yet another Bellamy crisis. It s entirely possible that Georgina could be tried for manslaughter. However, Lord Stockbridge followed Georgina in his own car and he testifies in Georgina s behalf. The verdict is accidental death, but Georgina is reprimanded for her reckless behavior. She is very grateful to Robert, whom she had berated the night before for being stuffy and an insufferable bore. Georgina realizes that she will have to mend her ways -- her days as a madcap flapper are at an end.