Alice is skeptical, but of course, the next day she realises that Lain really did make everyone but her forget what had happened. Lain shows up with the body of that alien from last episode, talks about the “other” Lain and how she can fix the rumours. Then, it cuts to Alice’s room, where Alice is watching a message from Julie, who wants to set her up on a date to dispel rumours about her relationship with a teacher. She then appears in the street and sees Chisa and the Cyberia shooter, who have a brief discussion about dying, and Lain finds herself holding the shooter’s gun with him telling her how to shoot herself (she doesn’t). Eiri then appears and tells Lain that she is, essentially, software, though Lain doesn’t like him talking about her as if she’s a machine. Much of the episode is essentially a recap, going through the events of the series so far in a fast edited series of clips of previous episodes and a handful of other phrases flashing on the screen, but with the largest portion, especially near the end, focusing on Alice. Instead, we see Lain being tied up in cables. The title screen is made of up screens from the previous episode, and the voice-over is still missing from the cityscape.
On to more serial experiments lain. In Layer 11: Infornography, the opening changes a bit.
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