Grant’s ability to bring Aubrey seems to indicate that he is now having an affair with Marian, an entanglement that he has nonetheless used to try to make Fiona happy. Fiona’s clothes again represent the status of her individuality. This time, she recognizes that she is not wearing her own dress, showing that she is having a good day in which she has more memories. She also remembers that Grant is her husband and thanks him for staying with her, a statement which, in its light ambiguity, could be extrapolated to their marriage as a whole. Grant holds Fiona and puts his face to her hair—that mark of her individual identity—and tells her that he would never leave her, reiterating his commitment and their bond despite his (apparently continued) philandering.