When the boys finally pinned him to the wall, Debbie slapped him hard in the face. After Bill left, Frank went berserk when he could not find the drugs and began choking Debbie and hitting Fiona when she intervened. When he got done, he learned that Monica died from an aneurysm and insisted on paying for a viewing with some nice words said. It was only Bill Darrgen, but that didn’t turn out so well for Frank when Bill blamed him for Monica’s death without even asking what happened and beat him to a bloody pulp. Suddenly, there was a loud banging on the door and everyone scrambled to hide the drugs. Well, what did she expect? She’s sitting pretty with a $75K profit from her laundromat deal. Fiona was shocked when no one but her put their hand up in favor of flushing. Frank insisted that this “maternal bequest” was worth $10,000 each and they had to take a vote on who wanted to flush that amount of moolah away. There she found Frank, her siblings and the drugs and promptly informed them that it was getting flushed. ~ Frank GallagherĪfter meeting Ryan once again for more info on the building, Fiona shook on the deal with him and went home. That’s because the $500 or less option of “a cardboard refrigerator box and a gallon of gasoline in our parking lot out back” wasn’t real. $750 turned out to be the cheapest option with no embalming, fast cremation and the ashes returned in an old coffee can. Fiona pulled no punches about not wanting to spend a nickel more than she had to on getting Monica buried or cremated. What’s the cheapest way I can get this woman into the ground? ~ Fiona Gallagherįiona and V met with Connie at the funeral home without Carl since they did not know he was with Frank.

Debbie found a stack of cards that Monica wrote out on her children’s birthdays but never mailed. In the storage unit, Frank found a big stash of drugs: 10 one-pound bags of crystal meth. He took Carl, Debbie and Liam with him and tasked little Liam with opening the gate in case they got caught, contending that Liam would do less time than Carl or Debbie, who could be tried as adults. When Frank saw the key, he knew there was a storage place at 36th & Racine, and he figured this must be where Monica left the kids something valuable but dangerous to retrieve. Liam, do you know your numbers? ~ Frank Gallagher He arranged another meeting and left her the inspections. He suggested they bypass real estate agents by using his attorney unless she wanted to use hers, but she was fine with his. She explained that a family thing was the cause and she was still interested. It was Ryan, wondering if Fiona had changed her mind about buying his foreclosure because she forgot about meeting him earlier. Sierra came and told her there was a guy wanting to talk to her. He wasn’t there but she left the message that his daughter died. ~ RyanĪfter V and Carl agreed to go to the mortuary to make Monica’s final arrangements, Fiona went to work and put in a call to Bill Darrgen, Monica’s father. So, I made some copies of the inspection that I had done last spring. She folded up a towel and put it under his head, just as she must have done many many times when she was a child, as we later learned. Fiona got up, shut the door and cleaned off Frank’s face.

He had a bloody nose and passed out on the kitchen floor, leaving the front door wide open. Frank wandered in after everyone was in bed. There was also a copy of Hermann Hesse’s “Siddhartha” that Fiona took and began reading in bed. There was a case with a key in it that Fiona thought was to some dump she was evicted from years ago. There were some rings and bracelets, clothing articles, and a plastic bag with some drugs that Kevin tested. ~ Fiona Gallagherīack at the Gallagher homestead, they went through Monica’s belongings over fried chicken, coffee and beer. Anything worth more than a nickel, she would have pawned years ago. Carl was called away from training at his military school (where they curse at the kids) and sent home on a train. Ian was on his way home from the Tex-Mex border on a Greyhound bus when Lip texted him the news. Frank was sitting out on the curb by the emergency room entrance and Fiona went to get him to go say goodbye one last time, but he wordlessly wandered off to the nearest watering hole. Monica died from a massive cerebral hemorrhage. Fiona was shocked when the nurse told her, Lip and Debbie that the cause of death was not an overdose. In the Season 7 finale of Shameless, Monica never regained consciousness at the hospital.

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