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Dr. Coles is there, still very concerned.

The deputy marshal tells Ruby to remember what he said.

Just keep looking straight ahead.

And then they make their way to the front door when one woman yells, I'm going to hang you until you choke to death to a six year old girl.

Amongst the hatred, Ruby looks straight ahead, hearing her mom and dad's voice in her head.

She's a brave little girl and God loves her.

She sees KKK and the N-word written on the wall, mimicking the famous Norman Rockwell painting as well.

Just then, a tomato is thrown at the school, which is also captured in that painting.

Inside, the teachers are still judgmentally staring at Mrs. Henry, taking Ruby to class, noting that she looks so very special today.

After school, Ruby and Allison are sitting on some steps eating Otter Pops.

Ruby asks Allison if she's Catholic yet, and Allison says no.

The nuns are mean and hit her on the knuckles.

Ruby says her teacher is nice, but she's the only student in the entire school.

Allison says her dad blames Ruby for all the horses up the street and nobody likes them.

Just then, Ruby's dad is back from work holding several bags of donuts, and he just looks completely and totally emotionless.

We cut inside the house.

The whole family is eating except for Avon.

Ruby asks if he isn't hungry, then why did he bring home all those donuts?

He just sits in silence, then says that the bakery heard what a brave thing she was doing and wanted to give them a special treat.

Now, later in the night, while cleaning up, a very emotional Avon tells his wife he was fired.