After winning the soccer game, Phil apologizes to Ditka, his neighbor and hated enemy.

Filled with rage and resentment, Antwone experiences a welcoming Thanksgiving dinner from his military couselor, Dr. Jerome Davenport, and his family. Antwone gifts him a poem, describing his painful childhood and his path towards forgiveness.

Mrs. McKinney admits to her son that she has a drinking problem and asks for him to forgive her.

Billy Madison is forced to go back to high school years later to earn his rich father's respect. After being laughed at by his fellow students, Billy is reminded that he used to do the same thing to others. He goes back and seeks forgiveness from an old classmate that he used to bully.

When Lucas is bullied, he takes his frustration out on a nearby anthill, rather than standing up to the bully.