The last line of this segment is worth noting.   

There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.

A window into her soul, or at least her mind as Beth attempts prayer

There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.

This segment has a devotional aspect, using the circumstances of the story to remember the difference between joy and happiness.

There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.

Beth's cloud is lifting, self

There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.

She doesn't "get it" in a sustained change, but this is her first confession.   

There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.

Get to know Patrick, Beth's dad, by the way he communicates with Steve on a walk.  A future edition of this segment may be improved by digital technology so the characters have male voices (sorry).    

There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.

This conversation with a cousin happens near the same time that Beth was open to dialogue with her Aunt Tracy in segment 6c        

There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.

Wow.  Tune in for some heart-to-heart advice that comes thru in honest, loving intervention from Beth's mom and Aunt Tracy.  This segment has chapter markers!      

There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.

Beth's Dad, Patrick, is going to get involved soon.  

There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.

A mature though young friend stands up for Steve by giving him some good advice  

There are multiple characters interacting in most episodes despite them all sharing the same voice.