Mason limps over to a chair and starts reading a magazine like Rise and Jesse aren't even there. Suddenly Jesse feels super nervous.
Opening remarks are pretty hostile. Mason wants to know why Jesse and Rise are there.
Jesse asks Mason if he had heard about the bodega fire, and Mason's all like, yeah, and you want to know if I ordered it.
Rise says Mason couldn't have ordered anything—someone probably did him a favor, that's all.
Jesse wants to know if Mason could just walk out of the place they're in. Jesse doesn't seem to have a firm grasp of how jail works.
Jesse is sort of freaking out, so he blurts out what Sidney wanted him to say: that Mason's going to end up in jail forever if someone kills the bodega owner.
Mason says they could already put him away forever if they wanted to. He sounds sort of defeated.
Mason wants to know why the Counts didn't help him with the bodega thing, and Rise says they don't do Mason's bidding.
Now things are getting pretty tense. Mason accuses Rise of thinking he's all that. They're standing now, and Mason's acting sort of threatening. Rise seems nervous.
In a creepy whisper, Mason tells Rise he has nothing to lose, and then he leaves the room without another word.
Jesse sits down to take a breath—he's still freaking out—and then finally, he and Rise get up to leave. On the way out, Jesse notices that Rise is a little shaky.
On the way home, Sidney offers to take the boys out for burgers. They say no.
After they drop off Rise, Sidney asks Jesse what he thinks about the whole Mason situation. Jesse thinks that Mason has changed a lot in the short time he's been in prison.
Jesse goes home and heads straight for bed. When Rise calls to brag to Jesse about how cool he is, Jesse's unimpressed.
As Jesse goes to sleep, he reflects on how he doesn't really understand what went down between Mason and Rise.