Amy Barton is relieved when she visits her husband Matty in jail and finds that he is in a better mental state. Matty has been enduring a nightmare since his imprisonment for a crime he didn’t commit. Not only is he innocent of stabbing his cousin Samson Dingle, but as a trans man, he fears for his safety. However, he has made some progress since Amy last saw him. He has found a supportive cellmate, Les, and has secured a new lawyer, giving him hope that his ordeal might soon end.

After visiting Matty, Amy is approached by a seemingly friendly inmate she assumes to be Les. During their conversation, she inadvertently mentions that her husband is trans, not realizing she is speaking to the transphobic Robo, not Les. Unaware of the danger, Amy returns to the village to inform Matty’s mom, Moira, that he is doing better. Meanwhile, Matty is cornered in his cell by the dangerous Robo, putting him at grave risk.

Moira, determined to clear Matty’s name, continues to pressure Samson to tell the truth about the stabbing. She is also frustrated to learn that her granddaughter Sarah is involved with Josh, who falsely blamed Matty, and furious that Josh and Samson are planning to leave for Europe sooner than planned. Moira barges into the Dingles’ home, ranting about Samson, while his dad, Sam, defends his son.

Elsewhere, Dawn loses faith in Billy’s ability to care for their sick son Evan when the baby spits up his medication. Meanwhile, Ruby and Caleb reconcile over Nikki’s decision to move away.