In this emotionally charged episode, Valance Bishop reflects on the painful complexities of family, love, and regret through the lens of The Beatles’ poignant song Isn’t It a Pity. Set against the backdrop of a childhood trip back to Los Angeles, Valance recounts the bittersweet moments of growing up with his brother Victor—someone he both idolized and resented. From a fateful plane ride, collecting tiny liquor bottles in innocence, to a devastating punishment at home that broke more than just a broom handle, the episode explores how the unspoken tension between brothers left lasting emotional scars. As Valance looks back on the impact of privilege, family dynamics, and the silent strength of Victor, the episode grapples with the small moments that carry so much weight, often only fully understood long after they’ve passed. Isn’t it a pity, how much is left unsaid?