Alan arrives and tells Edith about her father’s death. She goes to the morgue where she is asked to identify the body. Alan volunteers to do it instead, as does Carter’s lawyer, but the mortician says it’s obligatory for it to be family. Edith removes the sheet and breaks down at the sight of her father. She grabs his hand and mentions it’s cold and quickly covers it with a blanket. Alan is suspicious about cause of death, pointing out that a sink had been broken with force, and begins to turn Carter over to look at the back of his head. Edith stops him, still not registering his death; she tells Alan not to look at the back of her father’s head because he is going to turn 60 soon and is very self-conscious about his age – she explains this is why he always wears nice clothes, to make him look younger.