Summary

A couple of months following Greer’s letter to Faith she receives a surprising response. Faith has moved on from Bloomer into a mysterious new venture, and she would like to know if Greer is interested in interviewing for an available position. As the night gets later, Faith jokingly asks why they are still awake and mentions that her mother would have made a joke about hitting themselves over the head with a frying pan to get to sleep. As a gag gift, Greer brings a frying pan with her three days later to her interview with Faith.

Faith explains to Greer that after Bloomer folded, she was depressed and needed to regroup, until one day she received a call from an old friend, Emmett Shrader. Emmett, a venture capitalist, offered to finance a feminist organization, putting Faith at the helm. Understanding that...