| rdfs:comment | - A young Emma is seen making her way down the aisle of a grocery store, coming to a selection of Pop-Tarts. She then stops, as she notices a girl staring at her, but the girl soon smiles and walks away and Emma's attention is returned to the tarts. She takes a box, inconspicuously, and stuffs it under her coat when she believes no one to be looking. She then discretely begins making her way back up the aisle where she's stopped by the store manager. She asks Emma what she's got there, but before she can remove the Pop-Tarts from her coat, the girl from earlier suddenly arrives with a shopping cart in tow, telling Emma that she's been looking all over for her. Emma looks confused, and the girl whispers to her to just go with it, taking the box from Emma's coat and thanking her for hanging on
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| abstract | - A young Emma is seen making her way down the aisle of a grocery store, coming to a selection of Pop-Tarts. She then stops, as she notices a girl staring at her, but the girl soon smiles and walks away and Emma's attention is returned to the tarts. She takes a box, inconspicuously, and stuffs it under her coat when she believes no one to be looking. She then discretely begins making her way back up the aisle where she's stopped by the store manager. She asks Emma what she's got there, but before she can remove the Pop-Tarts from her coat, the girl from earlier suddenly arrives with a shopping cart in tow, telling Emma that she's been looking all over for her. Emma looks confused, and the girl whispers to her to just go with it, taking the box from Emma's coat and thanking her for hanging on to it, proceeding to toss it into the cart. The store managers asks if these two girls are on their own, but the one with the cart explains that her parents are outside in the car, having sent the two of them inside to grab a few things. The manager buys their story, walking away with a simple "okay", and a relieved Emma thanks her new friend for preventing things from getting ugly. "No kidding," she replies, "You know that whole stuffing things under your shirt thing never works? You need one of these." With that, she takes a credit card from out of her pocket, telling Emma that it allows them to buy whatever they want. Emma nods and says she'll remember that next time, beginning to walk away, but Lily tells her to wait, pointing out with a smile that the two of them are part of each others' cover now; "So, what do you say? Wanna go shopping?" ("Breaking Glass")
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