In the amusement park, Reznik has a flashback of him as a child and his mother, inspired by the panorama offered by Marie and Nicholas, who posed for them to take a picture. After the insistence of Nicholas, Trevor decides to enter with him to the attraction "Route 666" that, interestingly, seems to be a retrospective allegorical reflection of his own life after having met Ivan. At a fork, Nicholas, who was driving the little red car, chooses the "route to hell," ignoring Trevor's advice to go toward the "salvation route." The child suffers an attack of epilepsy, being pulled out in a hurry by Reznik. At Marie's house, Reznik has new memories of his mother, seeing a bowl, a record player, and a letter from Nicholas written to Marie commemorating her day with a drawing that represented them.