Hazem Fahmy checks us into the Diaspora Suite. Bethany Brengan tells us the things that are wrong with her, while Michal "MJ" Jones grows a tomb across their mouth. Rishita Acharya flips through her family album  "like a cheap restaurant's menu." Abdulmueed Balogun calls it grace. James Croal Jackson shields the cat who lives with him from loud and unexpected noises. Ceridwen Hall introduces us to the Signal Corps women: if "the line is out of order," it’s been bombed. Miles Mikofsky fits his own lines together seamlessly, like baffling tsugite joinery.

Scott Nadelson captures the moment of capturing the moment. Zula Ovelgönne takes us on a walk with Grandpa Rog while Eddie Sourby fights with the doctors to get off the operation table. David Osgood lifts the silver lid as though diffusing a bomb. Daniel Romo forgets the fundamentals. Carly Berwick takes us to Chiapas, where large green leaves shudder in the wind of the car." Shailesh Bhat lets us in on how it all unraveled—and by the time Tyler Barton uncrumples the document, things are on fire.