And this is where I live now. Arrived. Dawson: I think that's highly unlikely, considering Jen doesn't know she has a half-sister. Dawson: The divorce is final. Eve Whitman. Happy Thanksgiving. Helen Lindley. I wrestled with telling her, but I... Jen is running to catch up with her mother who is walking along it.] Jen: To the gardening shed to play in the enriched potting soil. Mitch: Great cranberries. Mother finds daughter in compromising position, and instead of sharing her own experiences as a teenager-- when she actually got pregnant and had a child-- mother instead turns into a hypocrite and sends her daughter into exile. No, that's not what I want to talk to you about
Jen: Seriously Grams, you gotta relax. Pacey: And she broke mine. [Scene: At another table.
Plan: A: Capeside; Q: Where does Jen's mother, Helen, arrive to spend Thanksgiving with her? A: Dawson; Q: Who tells Helen about Eve? A: the dinner table; Q: Where does Helen tell Jen that she has a half-sister? A: her mother's confession; Q: What upsets Jen? A: Pacey; Q: Who does Jen try to change her relationship with? A: comfort; Q: What does Jen find in another unexpected way? A: their divorce; Q: What do Mitch and Gail reveal has become final? Summary: When Jen's mother, Helen, unexpectedly arrives in Capeside to spend Thanksgiving with her mother and daughter, Dawson tells her what he knows about Eve and this clearly flusters Helen, who asks him not to tell Jen. A poignant speech at the dinner table forces Helen to think again, and she eventually tells Jen that she has a half-sister. Upset and confused by her mother's confession, Jen attempts to change her relationship with Pacey to the more physical, but finds comfort in another unexpected way. Mitch and Gail reveal that their divorce has become final.