At the Morrell apartment, Mary is telling Roger, ""I still think of nan; still miss her."" Roger replies that he knows what it's like - to lose someone. Changing the subject, he asks Mary if she goes out much in Sydney; dancing the night away and painting the town red. Mary smiles but tells him, ""Not really. I guess I'm not too good with people."" Roger smiles back, ""Oh, I wouldn't say that..."" Mary looks at him gratefully and tells him, ""You're nice, you know? Alison was wrong about you."" Roger muses that he's tried to talk to Alison, but she's got a story straight from Patricia's mouth and he hasn't got a hope of convincing her of the truth. He then goes on, ""Alison doesn't believe that you're Patricia's daughter, does she?"" As Mary gives him a quizzical look, he explains, ""Caroline told me."" Mary asks, ""Do you?"" Roger replies, ""From what you've said, your nan sounds like an honest person. Yes."" He then goes on, ""Looks like we both want to find Patricia: you want to find your mum and I