Throughout the hour, Fraser also sends a few voice messages to someone named Mark, who lives back in New York. (Maggie even reveals some tension in her marriage to Sarah, sharing that it feels like Sarah is “kissing a mirror,” and not her own wife, when the women are intimate.)

Fortunately, Maggie arrives to pick Fraser up before he can find more trouble, and she’s patient with him as he vomits from the alcohol and needs help cleaning up his wound. Britney, a friend of Caitlin’s, notices Fraser’s relentless staring and invites him to the beach with the rest of their group - but Caitlin’s friends think Fraser is a bit odd, and they spend much of that afternoon mocking him until Fraser leaves the beach by himself.įraser spends the rest of the day wandering the base aimlessly, getting more intoxicated as the night goes on he even takes a spill while drunkenly walking along an overpass and scrapes up his face. For much of the premiere, he doesn’t say a word to Caitlin, but he appears to be entranced by her. He’s not the most considerate kid, and his relationship with his mother is unusual (like when Sarah cuts her finger while opening a box, and Fraser immediately sucks the blood out for her).īut as Fraser explores the base on his first day there, he seems to become mesmerized by Caitlin (newcomer Jordan Kristine Seamón), a fellow high school freshman who Fraser overhears reading a poem to her class as he wanders the hallways. Later, when Sarah receives a freshly baked cake as a welcome gift at the base, Fraser removes a whole section of the cake with his fingers and eats it.

When he tells his mom he’s thirsty, he doesn’t want water, but a mini bottle of alcohol in her bag. We learn a lot about Fraser’s personality right away: He’s irritated when his luggage is lost upon arrival in Italy.

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