(Brennan is seen making her way to Angela, they talk for a while before they both started smiling and hugging each other. (Gina walks away; Booth and Brennan looks on)
BRENNAN: (to John) These people don't seem to like the way you treat the chickens. A group of activists are seen standing at the entrance outside; protesting, holding signs going against the activities of the chicken farm.) ANGELA: (holds up a picture of a piglet) It's gonna cost $1500 to save this piglet. ANGELA: 5 months and 14 days, I have been celibate. ANGELA: Who? Are you in? BRENNAN: Saving one chicken or pig is symbolic at best. Cause that's not what I'm feeling right now. Donation for what? Factory farm; heartless. GUARD: Well, half of them are animal rights nuts. I'm here for a donation. McNAMARA: After. WENDELL: Body was found by woodchucks? WENDELL: Why?
Plan: A: a local chicken farmer; Q: Who was found mutilated? A: a nearby river; Q: Where were the remains of the chicken farmer found? A: the various suspects; Q: What do Booth and Brennan investigate? A: several animal rights activists; Q: Who are protesting outside the chicken factory? A: Angela; Q: Who asks for donations to save a piglet? A: friends; Q: What does Angela question why they are? A: Wendell; Q: Who makes a donation to Angela? A: a relationship; Q: What starts to develop between Angela and Wendell? A: five and half months; Q: How long has Angela been celibate? Summary: When the remains of a local chicken farmer are found mutilated by a nearby river, Booth and Brennan investigate the various suspects, including several animal rights activists who are protesting outside the chicken factory. Angela, feeling bothered by the practices of the chicken farm, asks for donations to save a piglet in which Brennan declines as her belief of saving one will not change anything, causing her to question why they are friends. After Wendell makes a donation to Angela, they kiss and a relationship starts to develop as Angela has now been celibate for five and half months.