 Both Justine and Mr. Robson are waiting at the airport for a New York flight, unaware of each other s presence. Mrs. Keele is stressed out, evidently facing financial difficulties. Jacko s home life is difficult with his mother in hospital. Justine calls Maria, who s with Richard, to ask her to go to the school council meeting to protest about the badly cleaned toilets. In her office, Mrs. Keele cuts up her credit card, and puts the pieces in her bin. Troubled new girl Anna goes in to see the Head, who tries to persuade her to talk to Mrs. Monroe first. On the way out, while Mrs. Keele talks on the phone, Anna picks up the fragments of credit card. The Upper 6th, Maria and Richard in the library, and Justine at the airport, are working on Wuthering Heights. Mr. Parrott overhears, and to Maria s amusement rambles on enthusiastically about the novel. Anna applies glue to the credit card pieces and reassembles it. Mrs. Monroe is finding the new Year 7 s a bit of a handful, and tells Julie Corrigan that they were angels in comparison. In the airport, Justine gets chatting to a foreign worker in the toilets and gets a different perspective on Heathcliffe. Jacko s poor home life is reflected in his poor homework - Mrs. Monroe gets him to do it again. Mrs. Keele gets Richard to take a letter to the electricity board - Anna overhears that it has all Mrs. Keele s personal information in it. The school council meeting makes a start, but Mrs. Keele is in a flustered state. At the airport, Mr. Robson finally notices that Justine s waiting too, and confronts her. As they are arguing, the person they are waiting for - Martha Jordan - arrives. Ms Jordan is a friend of Ms. Janowitz. In the playground, Anna makes a pretence that the Head wanted her envelope back, and uses the opportunity to note down Mrs. Keele s details. Jacko visits his mum in hospital - she is in another world and doesn t register his presence...