Davis leads
Aza into a basement room lined with
Mr. Pickett's collection of first edition books. He tells her she can't touch any of them but
Tender Is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald. When she touches the book, the bookshelf opens to reveal a theater with stadium seating. Davis suggests that it's obvious he's trying to impress her, but Aza insists she always goes to mansions with hidden movie theaters. Davis asks if she'd take a walk outside and uses his phone, connected to the house's sound system, to tell
Daisy and
Mychal that they're going outside.