Wendy realizes Russell Simonds is dead in the cabin bathroom, murdered in the short time she stepped away. Remembering the open window she noticed earlier, Wendy concludes someone entered the cabin and killed him.

Terrified, Wendy fixates on Millie as the likely intruder: Millie has a vendetta against Wendy and a reputation for violence, and the police have not been able to find her. Wendy calls out Millie’s name into the darkness, but no one answers.

The lights suddenly go out, and Wendy decides it is not the storm—it feels deliberate, as if someone cut the power. Wendy remembers her phone is in the kitchen and fears Millie has taken it, leaving Wendy unable to call for help.

Trying to survive, Wendy pleads into the dark, apologizing for framing Millie and insisting Wendy told the truth about Douglas abusing her. A sound of shattering glass convinces Wendy Millie is nearby, and a flash of lightning briefly reveals a clear route to the kitchen, where Wendy hopes to find a weapon.

Wendy sprints for the kitchen with footsteps close behind. Wendy slips on blood smeared across the kitchen floor, assumes it is Russell’s, and forces herself up to search for knives or a frying pan, but the knife block is gone. Hearing the footsteps closing in, Wendy realizes Millie is now in the kitchen with her.