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Chase wakes in the hospital with total amnesia. He goes home to a life that feels entirely unfamiliar. His mother and stepfather navigate the awkward reality of a son who doesn't know them.

Chase returns to school and encounters contradictory reactions: fear from most students, enthusiasm from his old friends Aaron and Bear, and open hostility from Shoshanna Weber.

Chase joins the video club, befriends Brendan Espinoza, and begins volunteering at the retirement home where he meets Mr. Solway, the WWII veteran whose medal he stole.

Aaron and Bear intensify pressure on Chase to rejoin their group. Shoshanna's surveillance documentary takes shape. Chase discovers more about his past, including the full extent of his cruelty to Joel Weber.

Chase locates the stolen Medal of Honor and returns it to Mr. Solway. The retirement home subplot deepens Chase's understanding of memory, identity, and what it means to do the right thing when you can't undo the wrong.

Aaron and Bear plan a cruel prank for the football halftime show targeting Brendan. Chase discovers the plan and must choose between his old friends and his new ones.

Chase's memory begins fragmentarily returning. He remembers the roof, the fall, and enough of his old life to make a conscious choice about who he'll be going forward. Relationships are rebuilt on honest foundations.