Scottie greets Ellison and Sanders at the dock as the sun rises over a misty lake filled with inflatable obstacles. Other couples mill about, including coworkers Brad and Jenna, Chad and Danielle, Finky and Lindsey, and Duncan and his husband. Remembering their plan from the night before, Scottie notes she feels lighter after processing pain from her past marriage and is ready to embrace Wilder’s improvisational approach to camp.

Sanders explains the rules: couples can wear wetsuits, must complete obstacles without falling, and must answer relationship questions at stations to advance. Wilder frames the event as a performance: they will act as each other’s “enemy number one,” bicker loudly, and then surprise everyone by excelling. They suit up; Scottie is flustered by Wilder’s unexpectedly sculpted physique, and Wilder counters Scottie’s self-criticism by condemning her ex Matt’s hurtful jokes and complimenting her appearance, grounding her before the competition.

Observing where others failed, Wilder devises a tactic for a tricky floating-square jump. They start with staged insults, then collaborate fluidly on the zigzag segment. At the first question, both admit they lack quality time—Wilder blames his phone use; Scottie cites giving up planning because conflict spoiled activities. They sprint through swinging balls; when Scottie is nearly knocked off, Wilder catches her.

At the sex-life station, Scottie says intimacy used to be thriving but has withered under fatigue and resentment; Wilder agrees and escalates their mock-argument into complaints about nagging, video games, and lack of help around the house, which earns them passage. Wilder checks in quietly to ensure Scottie is okay, praises her, and leads on the critical floating-square maneuver, steadying her landings and keeping them dry.

Confronted with “Have you ever felt tempted to cheat?” Wilder answers with solemn conviction: never; Scottie matches his vow. They scale a rock wall and cross a bridge, with Wilder theatrically carrying Scottie and teasing from the script. At the final station, Ellison asks if they are truly happy in their marriage. Both say no, cite selfishness and work focus, yet each shares something kind: Wilder values Scottie’s nightly good-night kisses as a sign of lingering love; Scottie says Wilder helps her loosen up and break routine.

They leap into the lake, finish with the fastest time, and collapse on the shore as Sanders praises their performance. Chad accuses them of cheating; Wilder rebuffs him, and Sanders defends the staff’s lie-detection training. The group regathers, and Sanders announces Scottie and Wilder as winners; a prize basket will be delivered and bracelet-making awaits in the dining hall.

As Scottie and Wilder head off, Sanders stops them and assigns them the first private meeting of the day, instructing them to change and meet him in the therapy cabin in thirty minutes, signaling deeper follow-up on their recorded answers.