In the 1950s, Lucy is preparing to give birth and Hawk receives a Telegram from Tim.

Tim comes back after Hawk says he will help him get a job.

He goes to one of Hawk's apartments and they come to an understanding that it will be their place and they can meet whenever.

Tim, although he's upset, comes to like the place but is thrown for a loop when Hawk tells the government that he's gay, taking his newfound career from him.

Tim rushes to the hospital, seemingly to tell Lucy everything but is met by Jackson, which makes him change his focus.

In the present, Tim tells Hawk that he's losing a part of himself every time he has a seizure and isn't sure whether to sign a DNR form because he doesn't want to be kept alive by life support.

Hawk wheels and deals to get the meeting with the governor, but is shocked when Lucy arrives in San Francisco.

She tells him that she's moving on and won't be moving to Italy. Hawk said that he would take retirement to be with her but she wants to be desired and is more interested in being close to her family in Washington D.C.

Hawk goes back to the hospital and Tim is ready to fight back. He goes to the meeting with Hawk and Marcus tells him that he was used.

Hawk wonders why but Tim says that he needs to focus on this great cause and Hawk being around will take him away from that, so they part ways, seemingly for goof.

Frankie, Marcus, Tim, Jerome, and their friends stage the protest.

In 1987, Hawk arrives in Washington D.C. to the blankets and finds Tim's. His daughter says it's great that he found his friend's blanket and Hawk confesses it was the man he loved.