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She praises the Bridges and encourages him to sit down with them at their next visit.

He explains he's not there to socialize.

He's also confused.

According to Ruby, everything in school is fine and she's having a good time.

Mrs. Coles is sure he'll eventually figure it out.

We jump cut to the school.

The out-for-blood protesters are still yelling mean and racist things at Ruby as she's escorted to the door.

And a very disturbed Dr. Coles watches on from nearby.

We're back at Ruby's house in the middle of the night.

A scared Ruby climbs into bed with her parents.

She says she had bad thoughts and Lucille asks if she said her prayers.

Ruby says no.

Sir Mom tells her to go and ask God to take care of it.

Ruby returns to her room and kneels at her bed to pray as Lucille watches on from the doorway.

We're now at Stein's grocery store.

Ruby and her dad are grabbing some milk as two white men stare on in judgment.

As usual, Ruby says hi to the owner, Mrs. Stein, who this time coldly responds by asking that they don't ever come back.

Ibn asks why, but Mrs. Stein just tells him to leave.

Ibn scoffs and reminds her that his family supported her when she first moved in and white customers wouldn't buy from her because she's Jewish.

All he's been is good to her, but if this is what she wants, so be it.