A comprehensive orientation process awaits the incomingresidents, and many have second thoughts about moving intoneighborhoods that don't welcome them. At the same time, MaryDorman, long a vocal opponent of the housing, is recruited toserve the incoming residents in a way that even she findsstartling. Meanwhile, Nick Wasicko begins the long road backto political viability even as the residents take possession oftheir new townhomes. But in the end, a second act for thewounded young politician proves elusive.
