 Just another morning: Ronnie wakes up in a sleeping bag outside the laboratory she is helping to picket, Calley wakes up in her boyfriend s bed, Akik is making fun of sister Aichaa as they walk to school, and Mr. Mackenzie almost runs over the zombie-like Miss Booth. He finds out that she s given her mother marching orders after she told her she was "mutton dressed up as lamb." Griffiths, with Rod, scratches his head over how they get through so many supplies of plates and cleaning fluid. Aichaa avoids Robbie, until he finally catches her in the library. Still showing the signs of the weekend s struggle, she tells him it is hopeless, her father would never understand. Mauler - or rather "Francis"- watches Rod s suspicious activity with much interest. Unable to give Walt the compensation for the broken eggs, Rod gives him some school supplies - floor polish and washing-up liquid. Mr. Hankin finds it difficult to teach the First Form about science when they won t shut up. To the surprise of the class, Mr. Hankin s Aunt Camelia turns up - an ostentatious and impressive looking opera singer - who shows the power of acoustics by breaking a wine glass with her voice. Afterwards, in the Staff Room, she compliments Miss Booth on the style of her dress. In the evening, Robbie goes round to Aichaa s, for another attempt to win round her father, but he won t listen to anything he says. Under pressure from Ronnie, Calley has decided to help in the struggle against Animal Cruelty, and take advantage of her boyfriend working for the very laboratory that she is picketing. At night, when she is round her boyfriend s house, she grabs the electronic entry card for his lab and leaves. She, Ronnie and Georgina head off to his laboratory under the cover of darkness. They break through the fence, and use the electronic key to gain entry into the animal house. Her hand on one of the cages, Calley argues with Ronnie, who s being rather superior about animal rights. When a monkey scratches her hand, she withdraws it in a hurry. Ronnie uses her camera to take some photos of the cages. Outside, a new security guard arrives, with a trained dog, and the two head towards to the entry area. Sitting down to drink some tea, one of the guards notices activity on the closed-circuit TV - the guards head off to investigate, and at the same time, the girls notice the camera operating, and make a run for it. In the darkness, they are confused and can t find the broken fence, and they are cornered by the guards, the dog barking ferociously...