- Stoneman has fallen ill, so he sends Lynch to the South to organize black voters.
- There's a long shot of Lynch staring at Else creepily. This movie is getting more racist by the second.
- Lynch sets up shop in Piedmont—because of course.
- Lynch establishes the Freedman's Bureau to give free goods to the newly-freed slaves. The movie's caption makes it clear that the filmmakers don't think highly of this idea.
- Stoneman joins Lynch in Piedmont, accompanied by Elsie. She shares a warm reunion with Ben.
- Lynch meets Ben and Ben refuses to shake his hand. (And Ben is supposed to be the hero of the movie, guys.)
- A caption states that Lynch is looking to overthrow Stoneman's power.