That night, Cady has a tense dinner with her parents. Her mom doesn't totally believe that Cady didn't push Regina.
Then she finds a couple of her tribal vases under the sink—ones that Cady hid there during the party she had while her parents were in Madison. Whoops.
Cady's mom feels like she doesn't know who Cady is anymore. She leaves the room in a huff.
Cady and her dad talk. He suggests being home-schooled again for a while; maybe they put her in mainstream school to soon. Cady disagrees; she has to go back to school. It's going to be terrible, but she has to go back.
Then she remembers that she needs her dad to sign her calculus test because she's failing. He grounds her—once he finally remembers what the mainstream world calls grounding.