Exploring North Dakota and the history of the tribes of the area, Bo is excited to meet Taluta, a local Lokota girl who teaches her about some of the integral parts of being a part of the tribes. 

Encountering the historical beauty of Montana for the first time, Bo makes the attempt to reconnect with her father, pondering the effort certain people have made to show her she's not alone. 

Surrounded by the awe inspiring wilderness of Yellowstone, Bo finds a peace she wasn't expecting and a roam down memory lane that helps her gain a grasp on her past.

Exploring the surprising contrasts of the Utah landscape, Bo comes to terms with her own selfishness in leaving home so quickly. Unsure how to make it right, she purposes to do what she can to be begin to come out of the grief that has overtaken her life. 

Parked in Las Vegas for the night, Bo struggles to come to terms with the thought of the future that looms over her, while focusing as much as she can on the beauty of Nevada's desert. 

Bo loses herself in the history of the canyon country of Idaho. A call from a close connection has the potential of showing her love still exists as a possibility for her life. 

Washington and the Space Needle have an unexpected effect on Bo and her thoughts wander back to the Oregon coast and someone she met there.