Sellout

-In this episode: "How can I miss me?" When the familiar nothing answered, I went to the store and bought some smokes. So I wouldn't feel so alone.

-In this episode: Jazz wrapped their life into a ball and I gave her a bag to carry it in. She offered only a sigh while making sure she'd gotten everything with one final quick look.

-In this episode: "Gill! Oh Gill! What have you done?"

-In this episode: And, the more I walked, the more I knew, and the more I knew, the more I walked. I was wide awake the next day.

-In this episode: "Cashing my check, buying smokes, visiting the old school..." Viv's story starts to crumble, and Gil's suspicions swirl.

-In this episode: "The living arrangements were working out fine until that Tuesday night." Gil drives out to pickup Jazz in the realm of the suburban kings. Seeing swollen lips and a shocking scene, nothing will be ever be same...

-In this episode: "The sleeping accomodations were simple. Viv grabbed the couch and Jazz and I took the bed... So we remained in their home; Viv scouring, Jazz shopping, and me watching."

-In this episode: "Have you seen anyone living in that house?" The cops come by to check on Viv and Sis's old house - and Gil must confront the terrific panic he gets when faced with police. Mailing Viv's story and adjusting to their new situation, "W

-In this episode: Viv's tale told, Gil must deal with the implications - and another twist - Viv and Sis now need a new home... Who else to turn to but their new friend?

-In this episode: Drinking shots, bumming smokes and lights, Gil doesn't see Viv for a day - but he was there... And then Viv's tale is told. A young boy and a birdfeeder - bought at the new Wal-Mart.