12. Go Cry Somewhere Else

Complete story — includes the ending

Annalise has another hearing in which Bonnie attempts, unsuccessfully, to argue that Annalise's trial should be severed from Frank's. Annalise is embarrassed to find that her parents have come to the trial after finding out she was in jail. The Keating 4 are unable to attend the hearing because of Wes' memorial. Michaela picks up a now discharged Laurel from the hospital and takes her to the memorial, where Laurel breaks down and berates the other attendees for their insincere grief. Afterwards, Laurel visits the morgue and demands to see Wes' body, enlisting Nate's help to secure a viewing, but discovers that Wes' body has been misplaced by the morgue. In prison, Annalise confronts her parents and discovers that her mother is suffering from dementia. She thinks that her daughter is taking the blame for her regarding the house fire she set that killed Annalise's abusive uncle, leading to a private confrontation between Annalise and her father about his neglect during that situation. Resolved to get out and help her mother, Annalise provokes a fight with an inmate to provide fodder for an abuse claim. Nate finds out that his signature is on the papers instructing Wes' body be moved. Flashback: Bonnie demands that Nate find out why the police are questioning Wes, then gets a call from Frank saying he lost Wes' trail. Wes is shown in a cab making a phone call to an unknown person, identifying himself as Christophe and letting them know it is an emergency situation. As he visits Annalise's empty house, Nate comes face to face with Wes.