So after Jay and Mili beat some feminism into his skull for a few weeks and Eoghan demonstrates that passion can come before expectations, Beauregard gets back to his passion in life: painting.

He lets his hair grow out, he stops shaving compulsively to remain “clean-cut” and he slowly loses the urge to wear a shirt and tie every day.

His mother is disappointed to have lost both her children to rebellion but “Lee” (as Jay fondly called him in their childhood) is still as cutthroat and cunning as the best businessman.

He just finds it easier to live with himself these days.