Homecoming season 1 episode 5 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
At a shopping mall, an announcement about a gift card promotion sets the scene. In a beauty store, Heidi displays limited knowledge about beauty products. Thomas Carrasco from the Department of Defense visits Joseph Shrier, probing about Walter Cruz and Heidi's involvement in the Homecoming project. Flashbacks reveal Heidi's group sessions with veterans, focusing on reintegration challenges. Present-day Heidi, now working at a diner, struggles with personal issues. Colin Belfast, her former boss, confronts her over a harmonica given to Walter, seeing it as a liability to their project. The episode closes with a montage reflecting the characters' complex lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who visits Joseph Shrier at his home?
Thomas Carrasco from the Department of Defense.
What does Thomas Carrasco inquire about during his visit to Joseph Shrier?
He asks about Walter Cruz and Heidi Bergman's involvement in the Homecoming Transitional Support Center.
What is the focus of the group session at the Homecoming facility?
The focus is on reintegration challenges faced by veterans post-deployment.
Who participates in the role-play exercise at the Homecoming facility, and what do they discuss?
Walter Cruz participates, discussing personal struggles and aspirations after deployment.
What is Heidi's current job in the present day?
Heidi works in a diner.
What does Colin Belfast discuss at the dinner party?
He talks about his career ambitions and the future of the Homecoming project.
What issue does Colin Belfast confront Heidi about over the phone?
He confronts her about giving a harmonica to Walter Cruz, which he sees as a trigger for traumatic memories.
How does Heidi justify her action of giving Walter the harmonica?
She argues that it was a judgment call to help Walter, believing it would aid in his treatment.
What is Colin's response to Heidi's justification for giving Walter the harmonica?
Colin is frustrated and instructs Heidi to strictly follow the project guidelines, warning her about the consequences of her actions.
What does the final montage in the episode show?
It shows various characters in moments of contemplation or frustration, reflecting the complexities of their lives and the impact of the Homecoming project.