The rumor is the problem
Peter denies the murder rumor. He sought treatment for depression and social anxiety, and wants friendship.
Supporting source ↗CASE FILE · S10 E03

After psychiatric treatment, Peter seeks support from the gang. Frank revisits his own childhood.
THE SHORT VERSION · SPOILERS AHEAD
Peter denies the murder rumor. He sought treatment for depression and social anxiety, and wants friendship.
Supporting source ↗Cricket blames the Thanksgiving fire for his burns; the gang denies remembering him.
Supporting source ↗The restroom partition becomes Cricket’s improvised confessional.
Supporting source ↗The portable stereo travels from the bar’s opening celebration to the station farewell.
Supporting source ↗THE EVIDENCE
Charlie brings a portable stereo into the bar.Source ↗
Dee reads about institutional closures on her phone.Source ↗
Dennis speaks with Dr. Coleman.Source ↗
Dr. Coleman listens to the gang’s visit.Source ↗
Zimmerman explains Frank’s confused childhood memories.Source ↗
Frank confronts his former doctor.Source ↗
Peter explains that the violent stories about him were rumors.Source ↗
Cricket hears the attempted confession through a restroom partition.Source ↗
Peter is left alone at the bar.Source ↗
The gang finds the institution abandoned.Source ↗
The gang celebrates on the railway platform.Source ↗
Zimmerman reaches for a large net.Source ↗
Charlie handles a wooden crucifix among the supplies.Source ↗
Dennis displays the medication he obtained.Source ↗
Peter discovers Cricket behind the restroom opening.Source ↗
Mac and Charlie prepare to perform an exorcism.Source ↗
Mac and Charlie revive their train-line dance on the platform.Source ↗
A memory scene shows young Frank with his imagined companion.Source ↗
Frank’s childhood recollection visualizes the frog-child story.Source ↗
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