As if on cue, a huge American flag falls from the above balcony, completely covering Frasier's windows with the stars and stripes. But I'm asking for your help. Cam: Everyone, everyone, everyone! Daphne: He's not taking charge, he left because he doesn't want to take care of you. Frasier: Cam Winston! He has dreams. He throws Simon out. In order to foster that, I have decided to move my flag to the roof. Moon is smoking and playing poker with Niles. Pipe down! Roz picks up his duffel and heaves it over the balcony. Roz: ...All right. Simon: But Frasier's thrown me out! Simon: Well, I just thought I'd go meet some mates in California. You still up? [SCENE_BREAK]
Daphne coming out of her room:
Daphne: Well, the move's off. [SCENE_BREAK]
Frasier and Martin at home:
Frasier: I gave the greatest speech of my condo board career, which led to a vote, which led to a ruling that Cam Winston must now park that SUV monstrosity of his in the subbasement! [SCENE_BREAK]
Scene Five - Frasier's Apartment Frasier is sitting on the couch, staring at the flag and blowing a soft note on the lips of Simon's bottle. [gets an idea] Daphne! [goes to the door]
Daphne: So you're just going to leave in the middle of the night and not even tell her? [she deals him two] Thank you... ha-ha!
Plan: A: Daphne; Q: Who is tired of Gertrude's delusion that she is still a virgin? A: Daphne's father; Q: Who has walked out? A: Niles; Q: Who does Daphne's mother stay with? A: Frasier; Q: Who throws Simon out of his apartment? A: Roz; Q: Who does Simon ask for help after he is thrown out of the house? A: California; Q: Where does Simon go to visit friends? A: her mother; Q: Who does Daphne have to look after after Simon leaves? A: Simon's departure; Q: What event finally causes Daphne to lose patience with Gertrude? A: patience; Q: What does Daphne lose when her mother commends Simon's independence? A: his apartment; Q: What does Cam Winston hang an American flag over the balcony of? A: the condo board; Q: Who does Frasier take the case to? A: the flag; Q: Martin warns Frasier that any action he takes will come across as an insult to what? A: enthusiastic approval; Q: What response does Cam Winston receive from the condo board? A: Frasier's parking space; Q: What does Cam Winston offer to give to Frasier in exchange for moving the flag? Summary: Daphne's father has walked out, and all her brothers except Simon support him. Her mother, Gertrude, continues to stay with Niles, but eventually Frasier grows tired of hosting Simon and throws him out. After unsuccessfully asking Roz for help, Simon decides to go and visit some friends in California , leaving Daphne to look after her mother. Daphne is already getting tired of entertaining Gertrude's delusion that she is still a virgin, and when her mother responds to the news of Simon's departure by commending his independence, Daphne finally loses patience. Cam Winston has completely obscured Frasier's view out of his apartment by hanging an American flag down over the balcony. Frasier is determined to take the case to the condo board, even though Martin warns him that any action he takes will just come across as an insult to the flag . At the subsequent and farcical meeting, Cam Winston responds to each of Frasier's complaints with professions of heartfelt patriotism, and receives enthusiastic approval from everyone else. In the end, Cam offers Frasier a deal: in return for moving the flag, he wants Frasier's parking space.