Black Canary continues her romance with the Count, still blissfully unaware of his true identity, and is somewhat surprised when he proposes. More importantly, she is angered when he suggests that he bear her a son, as she is barren. She is particularly insulted when he says he can make her 'whole again'. Talia is not impressed by his words either, feeling that he is betraying her, ignoring her lifelong devotion in his need to have a male heir. The Count then tells Dinah that he has means of reversing the condition that prevents her from having children, which sets her pondering. He then reassures Talia that she could never be replaced. The two of them then set out to inspect the closest of his Lazarus Pits ready for the next day.